simple. just replace your name with the name of your boss in the company's proxyserver log files. then you call upper management. once they see the log files, your boss will be an "accidental porn surfer".
Some bands publish their own tabs as part of their promotion. You might want to check out http://www.blacklabelsociety.net/modules.php?name= Tabs_and_Lyrics . Zakk doesn't care about tabs or bootlegging, since he really makes his money by touring. Most musicians do.
Laptop with XP and Linux. (useful for about anything.) XP Workstation (used as harddisk recording system) Linux workstation (for fun & profit) Linux server (for fun&profit) HTC universal pda (web-browsing, e-mail, pda)
For a lot of companies the calendar function in exchange/outlook is just as important as email. that's one of the main reasons why they stay with microsoft exchange.
the consensus seems to be that there is a) too little information b) no good reason to associate the problem with the SAN and c) a noted problem with the profiles you are using.
Windows network, right? don't know much about that, but let's try. the problems started after splitting the pdc and the file/print sharing. where are the profiles stored? on the pdc or on the file/print server? try moving them to the server that really needs them at login time.
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That should be: "513g H41l".
I'd put it in the drinking water just before the next elections. Maybe this alrady happened, back in 2004.
it's realy not that nteresting. they didn't use pringe cans...
it's easy for governments to control the sale of video games, but nearly impossible to control all those stupid parents...
This must be the dumbest idea i've heard since joining Microsoft.
simple. just replace your name with the name of your boss in the company's proxyserver log files. then you call upper management. once they see the log files, your boss will be an "accidental porn surfer".
It reminds me of a certain website...
Yes.
Defending Darl McB.? You must be new here...
There are millions of users out there who just get on and use their PCs without any real difficulty
Mostly because they are not aware of the problems. How many of those pc's are zombified, infected, or otherwise compromised?
Some bands publish their own tabs as part of their promotion. You might want to check out http://www.blacklabelsociety.net/modules.php?name= Tabs_and_Lyrics . Zakk doesn't care about tabs or bootlegging, since he really makes his money by touring. Most musicians do.
That really means: thou shalt not kill within thy group.
That interpretation does not follow from the given text. The text clearly states: "Thou shalt not kill", period.
My father uses technology to stay alive. His pacemaker is a good example of how people can get "enslaved by technology".
so the US government is trying to get a grip on the information about the war in iraq. this seems quite normal for a country at war.
No, that's not true.
Laptop with XP and Linux. (useful for about anything.)
XP Workstation (used as harddisk recording system)
Linux workstation (for fun & profit)
Linux server (for fun&profit)
HTC universal pda (web-browsing, e-mail, pda)
so... 5 pc's seems pretty standard to me.
But does it run Linux?
Microsoft is in denial about the denial of the denial of service...
theres latin grammar police in slashdot too now eh ?
No, it's the latin spelling police.
In latin: alea iacta est.
For a lot of companies the calendar function in exchange /outlook is just as important as email. that's one of the main reasons why they stay with microsoft exchange.
taking cheap shots at somebody who asks for help, and not answering the question itself is rude. you should apply for a position at our helpdesk!
the consensus seems to be that there is
a) too little information
b) no good reason to associate the problem with the SAN and
c) a noted problem with the profiles you are using.
Windows network, right? don't know much about that, but let's try.
the problems started after splitting the pdc and the file/print sharing. where are the profiles stored? on the pdc or on the file/print server? try moving them to the server that really needs them at login time.
yes, but who owns the patents on this?