strange. I work in the UK and possess a UK security clearance and have a bad credit report... they just asked me to explain it and give details of the debts still owing and what I was doing. They were only worried if I was shifty about it or trying to hide that I was in trouble.
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is that a database of games that work correctly with Cedega? or is it just a list of games that people tried and had partial success. As I can't actually see any details there, I'm not sure what it is... At least the Wine database actually gives some indication of how successful people have been...
As FS2004 is listed there, I may actually stump up for it... I doubt that the free version will work with FS2004 though as the full version has the proprietary disk reading stuff included so protection schemes can work with the original disks...
what sale, they bundle the bloody things for "free" with the computers these days... "free Lexmark printer with your PC sir?" You get the bloody thing whether you want it or not and Joe average doesn't realise that he's been stitched up with a printer that guzzles ink
why is the city mandating immobilisers? Surely it's the job of the insurance companies to raise the premiums for those cars without immobilisers. Then it's up to the owner to either buy a car with one fitted, or else pay for one to be fitted himself and benefit from the reduced premiums.
The city should NOT be getting involved... and why is there only one insurance company for that city anyway... that's weird. Is this some mandated monopoly and the others can't do business there?
the staff of FOPP are mightily pissed off. They came to work today to find the stores shut and they haven't had this months wages paid either... fishy that, how the chain shuts just before the pay run... especially as the chain in question was actually profitable, just had bitten off more than it could chew buying up another chain... had a bit of cashflow problem and the bank called on them. Typical, I think the creditors can see more money in the bricks and mortar than in the actual business...
you can't run Windows using Xen as Microsoft won't let you recompile the windows kernel... and this ability of being able to run windows on Linux is one of the things Microsoft allows to be done with the blessed versions of Linux for corporate customers. Normal mortals can't do it and will never be able to do it.
Personally, I don't give a flying fig about being able to run Windows or windows programs on Linux... there isn't anything I want to do on windows that I can't do on Linux... (note the emphasis, I find everything I need in Linux...)
and in replying to myself, the exploit hosting server is most likely running Linux to provide the PHP and MySQL... the servers that are hosting the infected frames could be anything...
as far as I can tell from the pdf in TFA, the server side exploit package is relying on PHP and MySQL... so to me it generally indicates a Linux based server... although that isn't an actual given.
the different accounts need ring-fencing to prevent this. Money allocated for the "Books" account should have to be spent on books. If they haven't got different budgets/accounts, then they need to be set up and enforced.
the only acceptable "proof of license" is a purchase order & receipt in the company's name... physical media is not good enough. The stickers on the cases aren't good enough, you've got to keep the receipts for when the BSA kicks in the door and demands to audit you.
and that if this ruling were extended to things like SOX, a SOX-complying company would have to keep transaction logs or images of their RAM so that the state of the RAM at any point in the past could be accounted.
oh please let it be so... that would show just how ridiculous it is... the sheer amount of disk space and processor cycles required to effectively record the state of RAM for enterprise servers would bring this whole stupid ruling crashing down...
log everything relevant to serving pages as it changes in RAM as it could be discoverable evidence... so even if you weren't logging it, they want you to log it anyway as the Judge believes that it had presence for a brief period so may be relevant evidence
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strange. I work in the UK and possess a UK security clearance and have a bad credit report... they just asked me to explain it and give details of the debts still owing and what I was doing. They were only worried if I was shifty about it or trying to hide that I was in trouble.
As FS2004 is listed there, I may actually stump up for it... I doubt that the free version will work with FS2004 though as the full version has the proprietary disk reading stuff included so protection schemes can work with the original disks...
we have hot geek girl acquired... sadly with face out of shot we cannot determine just HOW hot...
what sale, they bundle the bloody things for "free" with the computers these days... "free Lexmark printer with your PC sir?" You get the bloody thing whether you want it or not and Joe average doesn't realise that he's been stitched up with a printer that guzzles ink
The city should NOT be getting involved... and why is there only one insurance company for that city anyway... that's weird. Is this some mandated monopoly and the others can't do business there?
the staff of FOPP are mightily pissed off. They came to work today to find the stores shut and they haven't had this months wages paid either... fishy that, how the chain shuts just before the pay run... especially as the chain in question was actually profitable, just had bitten off more than it could chew buying up another chain... had a bit of cashflow problem and the bank called on them. Typical, I think the creditors can see more money in the bricks and mortar than in the actual business...
You're lucky... on my KDE, it parked the menu entries in the Lost & Found section??? how weird is that?
last I knew, you had to have a recompiled windows kernel to be able to run windows using Xen. Linux is easy on Xen, Windows is the problem
Personally, I don't give a flying fig about being able to run Windows or windows programs on Linux... there isn't anything I want to do on windows that I can't do on Linux... (note the emphasis, I find everything I need in Linux...)
the parent comment is right on the money...
you mean it wasn't before??? or are they trying to say anything that's not Microsoft isn't
fer fecks sake... it's just a phone... not the second coming... I'm getting sick and tired of this iPhone mania...
if they're spinning the mirror, then they're gonna need some serious engineering to produce a support that is vibration free.
don't forget the rennet used to make the cheese
quick, get that idea properly into the public domain or else patent it yourself... cos if you don't some bastard will...
and in replying to myself, the exploit hosting server is most likely running Linux to provide the PHP and MySQL... the servers that are hosting the infected frames could be anything...
as far as I can tell from the pdf in TFA, the server side exploit package is relying on PHP and MySQL... so to me it generally indicates a Linux based server... although that isn't an actual given.
the different accounts need ring-fencing to prevent this. Money allocated for the "Books" account should have to be spent on books. If they haven't got different budgets/accounts, then they need to be set up and enforced.
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come off it... go and watch "Wargames" and see one of those briefcase things in action...
the only acceptable "proof of license" is a purchase order & receipt in the company's name... physical media is not good enough. The stickers on the cases aren't good enough, you've got to keep the receipts for when the BSA kicks in the door and demands to audit you.
oh please let it be so... that would show just how ridiculous it is... the sheer amount of disk space and processor cycles required to effectively record the state of RAM for enterprise servers would bring this whole stupid ruling crashing down...
time to start encrypting my RAM as well as my disks so it only exists as real data in the cpu registers themselves...
log everything relevant to serving pages as it changes in RAM as it could be discoverable evidence... so even if you weren't logging it, they want you to log it anyway as the Judge believes that it had presence for a brief period so may be relevant evidence
held in a vacuum and you're at the middle of the pole... (it's very, very long, say 100 miles long, and extremely rigid...)
now start to turn it around the middle (not the long axis though... around the middle of it's length)
keep turning and applying force to increase the rate of rotation...
what happens to time for an ant that's on the pole and decides to walk towards one end of the pole (he's got good feet and doesn't slip)