I use Links, a text browser. This is the best way to read news sites. Fast, snappy, readable, no font problems, no advertisements, no pop-up crapware...
Manufacturer reset
is what you should have done. There usually is a little button behind a small hole in the back - press it with a paper clip, cycle the power, hold it till the LEDs go crazy and then you are back at the default settings, then go to the web site of the manufacturer and get a manual...
laws will prevent free hardware from becoming a reality. Free HW will go well with Free software though and that will be another reason why you won't get it - someone will resell the free hardware after changing the software...
China cannot afford paying for foreign technology patents on ridiculously simple ideas and therefore is going its own way. This is a one of the results of pressure by the WTO to comply with international IP treaties. They are a very large market, so why not? Isolation is not an issue to them - it is an issue to everybody else. I think it makes very good sense.
the underground railroad ran from the USA to Canada and it is still going strong, just different reasons - Vietnam was a big one that gained Canada thousands of US immigrants. If the USA was such a free place, then Canada would have been empty long ago. Makes you think, doesn't it?
Eg.: www.zcomax.com look for the CPE252H. Cheap and rugged, about $300 a pop. ONE of them will cover the whole camp ground, but you may want to use two or three if there will be a lot of users.
and 12 toes for a foot?
No wonder the Brits and the French hate each other so much. Those old Brits with their 6 toed feet must have looked funny indeed...
No, most people like having all that crap on their PCs. They only call for help once the PCs are completely FUBAR and fixing it then is no mean feat. Usually, I have to remove the disk drive and read their data with Linux, then write it to CDROMs and finally re-install the whole bloody PC and put he data back - about 8 hours of work. So, no, you can't make money only from removing spyware.
Well, yes, absolutely, you don't have to do *anything* to get spyware with IE. MS is so nice as to include Alexa with it for free. The result is that everybloody time I update IE, I have to run Adaware to remove Alexa - thanks Microsoft!
Bleh - Reverse engineering interfaces for the purpose of compatibility is perfectly legal. It is specifically addressed in the US DMCA for instance and also in the EU equivalent legislation.
Well, I have been using OOo at work for a couple of years and I can read e verything other people send me. You have to try it to belive it - it is free - so why don't you try it???
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Nope, dunno what histrionics books you studied, but European history can be best summed up with:
a. War
b. Gods
Well, that is a stupid feature of McAffee - deleting your whole inbox. Rather use AntiVir. It costs nothing and works better.
Search for abook.mab and copy it to the relevant phoenix dirrectory
Yup - don't forget the abacus - the very first mechanical computer and its modern brother, the slide rule...
I use Links, a text browser. This is the best way to read news sites. Fast, snappy, readable, no font problems, no advertisements, no pop-up crapware...
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Manufacturer reset is what you should have done. There usually is a little button behind a small hole in the back - press it with a paper clip, cycle the power, hold it till the LEDs go crazy and then you are back at the default settings, then go to the web site of the manufacturer and get a manual...
laws will prevent free hardware from becoming a reality. Free HW will go well with Free software though and that will be another reason why you won't get it - someone will resell the free hardware after changing the software...
China cannot afford paying for foreign technology patents on ridiculously simple ideas and therefore is going its own way. This is a one of the results of pressure by the WTO to comply with international IP treaties. They are a very large market, so why not? Isolation is not an issue to them - it is an issue to everybody else. I think it makes very good sense.
the underground railroad ran from the USA to Canada and it is still going strong, just different reasons - Vietnam was a big one that gained Canada thousands of US immigrants. If the USA was such a free place, then Canada would have been empty long ago. Makes you think, doesn't it?
Eg.: www.zcomax.com look for the CPE252H. Cheap and rugged, about $300 a pop. ONE of them will cover the whole camp ground, but you may want to use two or three if there will be a lot of users.
should I believe in inferno?
and 12 toes for a foot? No wonder the Brits and the French hate each other so much. Those old Brits with their 6 toed feet must have looked funny indeed...
and yes, the triangular wheel would also be a huge improvement on the square wheel, since it eliminates one bump...
No, most people like having all that crap on their PCs. They only call for help once the PCs are completely FUBAR and fixing it then is no mean feat. Usually, I have to remove the disk drive and read their data with Linux, then write it to CDROMs and finally re-install the whole bloody PC and put he data back - about 8 hours of work. So, no, you can't make money only from removing spyware.
Well, yes, absolutely, you don't have to do *anything* to get spyware with IE. MS is so nice as to include Alexa with it for free. The result is that everybloody time I update IE, I have to run Adaware to remove Alexa - thanks Microsoft!
So, how about enabling Port to Port security on your switches??? If you do that, this kind of shit can't spread.
Huh? So Pixar doesn't do serious video work on Linux?
It must be pretty damn hard to get pop adverts into a text browser...
can probably be made to burn out the laser or the plane that is carrying it...
Those huge herds of unatural cattle... Man, it is a good thing we killed all the buffaloes...
Long ago, CRTs were used for data storage and then they became displays. It is about time that the technology goes back to its roots...
Bleh - Reverse engineering interfaces for the purpose of compatibility is perfectly legal. It is specifically addressed in the US DMCA for instance and also in the EU equivalent legislation.
These things have been experimented with decades ago. What is different about it now?
Well, I have been using OOo at work for a couple of years and I can read e verything other people send me. You have to try it to belive it - it is free - so why don't you try it???