Summary: Rejoin your original domain and change your password to your original password.
People complain about Microsoft every day on Slashdot, but I've never seen a discussion by anyone who seemed to realize that if all you wannabe Windows Administrators left the "market", the world would be a better place for everyone.
Someone stop this guy. Seriously. This has been available through the UI since Windows 95. Here's a hint: Windows Is Not Unix. You don't have to go looking for the config file.
Buffered RAM is not better for _anything_. It has longer latency AND higher power requirements. However, in servers you generally need longer traces since there are more memory slots. 'Buffered' means exactly that - There is a buffer chip that sits between the RAM and the memory to store the data while it should be on the bus and compensate for any line delays.
Answering my own question here, but it appears the article is correct. Metallic in this case is refering to the crystaline structure that the carbon forms. This gives the nanotube certain properties that are 'metallic' - High tensile strength, ductile, flexible, etc.
Hmmm... From the article:
In addition to uses in lightweight, high-strength applications, these new long metallic nanotubes also will enable... Since when is Carbon metallic?
Yes. It's a nice storage technology. However, it requires a *lot* of infrastructure to maintain that storage. And if that infrastructure goes wrong, ALL of the stored energy is released as 1. Heat 2. EM Pulse If you're talking about storing 200Mwh, this is a *lot* of energy that gets dumped - Enough to take out a large portion of a city with EM effects and physical devastation as well.
If you think about it, it's not wasted space at all. The point behind advertising is to increase brand awareness.
For men, the ONLY reference point we have for panty liners, tampons, etc IS advertising - women don't talk to us about that stuff much.
So, when we're asked to go buy some feminine hygene products (wife in hospital, etc), there's a high likelyhood that our choice of brand will be influenced by the advertising. That's a win for the ad companies.
Been there, done that.
Only if you do something dumb like install your 'restore system' into the same directory as you will be restoring to. Otherwise, the only 'overlayed' stuff is stuff in Program Files, which you WANT to come from the backup.
Part of the issue here may be that NTbackup (at least on XP / 2k) DOES backup everything (as long as you select system state). You'd need to sysprep your real system to force a hardware redetect on next boot to get the functionality you appear to want.
Duh. Groups in W2k have only one 'member' attribute. When this gets replicated, the last writer wins. What this means is that the groups membership will 'loose' members if you change it in different places and wait for replication. This is one reason that 2k3 is better. It fixes this issue.
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Uhhh... Fusion is combining molecules. The end products are _heavier_ than the inputs.
You may be thinking of fission, which we already have quite a good handle on.
That'd be 1, then. You may have meant 10e6.
Is ./ busted, or is it just me?
Like this, you mean?
http://www.xprizefoundation.com/
Must not be keeping up with the news or something.
Leapfrog the US. Go to India, China or one of the developing nations.
You also can't just call them whatever you want. It's a semicolon. Sorry to deflate your ego.
That'd be cue, to us english speakers.
Not documented, huh?
; EN-US;q290260
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb
Summary: Rejoin your original domain and change your password to your original password.
People complain about Microsoft every day on Slashdot, but I've never seen a discussion by anyone who seemed to realize that if all you wannabe Windows Administrators left the "market", the world would be a better place for everyone.
Get shocked makes it sound like one of those funfair buzzer things. IF YOU'RE NOT CAREFUL, YOU WILL DIE.
[sarcasm]Yeah. Because you can't manufacture more.[/sarcasm]
Sodium Borohydride is not broken down by the process - It's just a storage medium.
"Not only was it Slashdotted"... Twice. You evil, evil submitter.
Someone stop this guy. Seriously. This has been available through the UI since Windows 95. Here's a hint: Windows Is Not Unix. You don't have to go looking for the config file.
Buffered RAM is not better for _anything_. It has longer latency AND higher power requirements. However, in servers you generally need longer traces since there are more memory slots. 'Buffered' means exactly that - There is a buffer chip that sits between the RAM and the memory to store the data while it should be on the bus and compensate for any line delays.
Duuuuh. 2 minutes of searching finds out that it's probably a RPC vulnerability scanner. Search a bit before starting to panic, please.
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Answering my own question here, but it appears the article is correct. Metallic in this case is refering to the crystaline structure that the carbon forms. This gives the nanotube certain properties that are 'metallic' - High tensile strength, ductile, flexible, etc.
Hmmm... From the article:
In addition to uses in lightweight, high-strength applications, these new long metallic nanotubes also will enable...
Since when is Carbon metallic?
Read the parent. He also talked about superconductor storage.
Yes. It's a nice storage technology. However, it requires a *lot* of infrastructure to maintain that storage. And if that infrastructure goes wrong, ALL of the stored energy is released as
1. Heat
2. EM Pulse
If you're talking about storing 200Mwh, this is a *lot* of energy that gets dumped - Enough to take out a large portion of a city with EM effects and physical devastation as well.
Okaaay... So it's a server that's *meant* to serve computationally expensive 'tokens'. And you post it on ./ . Niiice.
If you think about it, it's not wasted space at all. The point behind advertising is to increase brand awareness.
For men, the ONLY reference point we have for panty liners, tampons, etc IS advertising - women don't talk to us about that stuff much.
So, when we're asked to go buy some feminine hygene products (wife in hospital, etc), there's a high likelyhood that our choice of brand will be influenced by the advertising. That's a win for the ad companies.
Been there, done that.
And now, back to your scheduled insanity.
It can be an NT4 PDC/BDC, but not an AD Domain Controller. It can be a member server in an AD domain.
Only if you do something dumb like install your 'restore system' into the same directory as you will be restoring to. Otherwise, the only 'overlayed' stuff is stuff in Program Files, which you WANT to come from the backup.
Part of the issue here may be that NTbackup (at least on XP / 2k) DOES backup everything (as long as you select system state). You'd need to sysprep your real system to force a hardware redetect on next boot to get the functionality you appear to want.
In fact, it cannot. Even Samba-NG doesn't have support for Samba as a DC.
Duh. Groups in W2k have only one 'member' attribute. When this gets replicated, the last writer wins.
What this means is that the groups membership will 'loose' members if you change it in different places and wait for replication.
This is one reason that 2k3 is better. It fixes this issue.
http://www.prb.org/Content/NavigationMenu/PRB/Educ ators/Human_Population/Population_Growth/Populatio n_Growth.htm h tm 5 lec16.htm#HUMAN%20POPULATION%20GROWTH
http://www.cmu.org.uk/demography/05pop/pop_index.
http://darwin.bio.uci.edu/~sustain/bio65/lec16/b6
, even.