Our Norton Exchange AV kicks out "we-saved-your-butt" emails to the admin, the original recip, and back at the "sender"
Not only is this something which you can configure, IIRC it's also not the default. I think the default is admin and recipient only. Perhaps this illustrates that those who select all the options are also part of the problem...
When out and about, I use a pair of Sony MDR-EX70s (now replaced by MDR-EX71s. They sound OK, a little heavy on the bass, but they effectively block out outside noise, and you don't annoy others with leaked noise. At home I use Grado SR60s. I doubt you'll get those within your budget though.
On WinXP at least, you don't need to install the Apple software if you're using EphPod. WinXP recognises the iPod as a FireWire disk, and EphPod prompts you when you first start it up which disk is the iPod. Simple as that. EphPod is simple and effective, like software should be. In fact, I never installed the Apple software.
...it might occur to them that the bits are actually in a spiral or in concentric tracks that can be read using a custom-built laser transducer
The problem in this case is not that no-one knows what the data is, or how it is arranged, the problem is the "custom-built laser transducer". The laserdisc readers themselves are not around. (I wonder what happened to them all?). The Domesday project was only about 15-20 years ago, and no-one has got the laserdisc readers any more, or if they have, they need an Acorn to connect it to (our school used a BBC B IIRC)
One of the cool things was that if you put the disc in upside down (it was double sided), you started off with a video of the SAS storming of the Iranian embassy in London, ca. 1982.
Are you trying to make me feel inferior? I installed 5.0 from floppies and anonymous FTP. It took a while over dialup, but faster than downloading the mini-ISO.
You're thinking of Sealand, which is actually an old gun turret built during WW2. The hosting company based in Sealand is HavenCo. They will host anything except for child porn.
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It's the defense Pete Townshend of The Who used when child porn images were found on his computer. Maybe that's where?
"There are no forks of XFree86. Never!"
"Just look carefully, I only want you to look carefully. Do not repeat the lies of liars. Do not become like them. Once again, I blame Slashdot before it ascertains what takes place. Please, make sure of what you say and do not play such a role."
"We are diffing them and merging them. The whole trend has changed and we are going to finalize this very soon."
According to The Register, the Pioneer drives are actually the ultimate DVD burners, burning DVDs more thoroughly than any other drive...
(Oh yeah, and there's only one l in ultimate)
I'm waiting for the day when the national lottery comes up 1,2,3,4,5 with a bonus ball of 6. Society will crumble, public enquiries will be called for and conspiracy theorists will have something to bang on about for years
Maybe that's because the national lottery draws six balls plus the bonus ball....
Still, it would stop anyone winning the jackpot.
Depends upon your definition of fast bandwidth. There is ISDN into the venue, which may be fast for those of us more used to dialup....(although admittedley, when shared between 100 users it ain't that much...) I hate to think how the whole six double power points are going to cope too...
Exim probably accepted them because it comes not as an.exe
From Symantec's web site, "The attachment will have one of the following extensions:.bat,.exe,.pif or.scr"
I remember using this at school, though this was 3 years after it came out. The laserdiscs were double sided, and if you put the disc in upside down, rather than the main menu, you got a video of the SAS storming the Iranian embassy in London in 1980. I'm sure some schools will still have the discs and players (which were about the size of a small laser printer). This would be fantastic to get working again...
I was going to buy a Palm m505, having had my Palm III stolen. When I was in the shop however, I compared the screen with the Sony N770/U. The Palm simply didn't stand a chance. The Sony was much brighter and clearer. I'm still not a fan of reading books on a screen that size though.
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Not only is this something which you can configure, IIRC it's also not the default. I think the default is admin and recipient only. Perhaps this illustrates that those who select all the options are also part of the problem...
No, 32000 is definitely even...
When out and about, I use a pair of Sony MDR-EX70s (now replaced by MDR-EX71s. They sound OK, a little heavy on the bass, but they effectively block out outside noise, and you don't annoy others with leaked noise. At home I use Grado SR60s. I doubt you'll get those within your budget though.
Mine are still in the packaging....
On WinXP at least, you don't need to install the Apple software if you're using EphPod. WinXP recognises the iPod as a FireWire disk, and EphPod prompts you when you first start it up which disk is the iPod. Simple as that. EphPod is simple and effective, like software should be. In fact, I never installed the Apple software.
The problem in this case is not that no-one knows what the data is, or how it is arranged, the problem is the "custom-built laser transducer". The laserdisc readers themselves are not around. (I wonder what happened to them all?). The Domesday project was only about 15-20 years ago, and no-one has got the laserdisc readers any more, or if they have, they need an Acorn to connect it to (our school used a BBC B IIRC)
One of the cool things was that if you put the disc in upside down (it was double sided), you started off with a video of the SAS storming of the Iranian embassy in London, ca. 1982.
Are you trying to make me feel inferior? I installed 5.0 from floppies and anonymous FTP. It took a while over dialup, but faster than downloading the mini-ISO.
You're thinking of Sealand, which is actually an old gun turret built during WW2. The hosting company based in Sealand is HavenCo. They will host anything except for child porn.
It's the defense Pete Townshend of The Who used when child porn images were found on his computer. Maybe that's where?
In addition, the hardware requirements for SUS are:
In addition, I believe that it downloads around 2GB of updates initially, which for those with low bandwidth is no trivial amount.
"There are no forks of XFree86. Never!"
"Just look carefully, I only want you to look carefully. Do not repeat the lies of liars. Do not become like them. Once again, I blame Slashdot before it ascertains what takes place. Please, make sure of what you say and do not play such a role."
"We are diffing them and merging them. The whole trend has changed and we are going to finalize this very soon."
www.welovetheiraquiinformationminister.com
Nobody reads the linked articles anyway, so it's no big deal.
According to The Register, the Pioneer drives are actually the ultimate DVD burners, burning DVDs more thoroughly than any other drive... (Oh yeah, and there's only one l in ultimate)
I'm waiting for the day when the national lottery comes up 1,2,3,4,5 with a bonus ball of 6. Society will crumble, public enquiries will be called for and conspiracy theorists will have something to bang on about for years
Maybe that's because the national lottery draws six balls plus the bonus ball....
Still, it would stop anyone winning the jackpot.
See here. Listed buildings are basically protected to preserve them as part of Britain's heritage.
Depends upon your definition of fast bandwidth. There is ISDN into the venue, which may be fast for those of us more used to dialup....(although admittedley, when shared between 100 users it ain't that much...)
I hate to think how the whole six double power points are going to cope too...
This has been modded "Informative"?
Let's hope the meta-moderators actually look at the links...the moderators obviously didn't.
BTW, Tbps can also stand for tablespoon, an English/Conventional unit of measure equal to about 16 mL
Actually, according to Cadbury, a British standard tablespoon holds 17.7ml while the American tablespoon has a 14.2 ml capacity.
Try http://www.hmallett.co.uk -> Computer stuff -> Diffs
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...I chose not to choose Nottingham University. I chose something else.
Exim probably accepted them because it comes not as an .exe
From Symantec's web site, "The attachment will have one of the following extensions: .bat, .exe, .pif or .scr"
If it was Meditel System 5 (later acquired by Torex) then it was probably migrated to SCO Unix quite some time ago.
I remember using this at school, though this was 3 years after it came out. The laserdiscs were double sided, and if you put the disc in upside down, rather than the main menu, you got a video of the SAS storming the Iranian embassy in London in 1980. I'm sure some schools will still have the discs and players (which were about the size of a small laser printer). This would be fantastic to get working again...
I was going to buy a Palm m505, having had my Palm III stolen. When I was in the shop however, I compared the screen with the Sony N770/U. The Palm simply didn't stand a chance. The Sony was much brighter and clearer. I'm still not a fan of reading books on a screen that size though.