There are federal laws that prohibit interstate transport of automatic knives, however in most states they are legal to purchase in buy, and in many they are legal to carry with some restrictions.
Here's a list by state:
http://www.amatecon.com/switchblade.html
I dual boot XP & Debian.
I Install FIREFOX & GAIM on Both Operating systems.
On the XP I install:
CYGWIN
ADAWARE
SPYBOT S&D
NORTON ANTIVIRUS
OFFICE 2003 (Work Requires it)
GAIM
WINZIP 8
LEECH FTP
CISCO VPN CLIENT
With Debian I install:
PINE
Open Office & Evolution
KDE 3.2
PAN
GIMP
WEBMIN
I've been working in the IT field for seven years. The first two were spent doing bug testing for a software company and the last five have been in Systems Administration and desktop support. I took certification classes for the (NT4 era) MCSE tests and have taken classes in the certification track for M$ Exchange 2000. I never once found the motivation to actually go take the certification tests because they weren't really valued at my company and I was pretty satisfied with my job at the time. I wish, now, that I had taken the extra effort to study for the tests and take the exams simply so I could tag them on my resume. The tests would have been a relative breeze when the info was still fresh in my mind.
Now my IT interests are more in the Open Source arena and I have been revisting the possibility of getting some certfications under my best. This time I'd probably pursue one of the Linux Certification tracks, or perhaps a few of the CompTia certs.
Honestly I would kind of like to figure out which cert tests out there would be the easiest for me to breeze through with my current skill set and experience. I just turned 37 year old. I don't have the interest to muster up the energy to study for a bunch of MSCE tests. I guess I'll leave that to the 22 year old kids who don't mind working 60 hours a week at 13 dollars an hour.
Any word on weather the 2.6 kernel version has an improved "install to hard disk" option.
I've had better success using the Morphix hard disk install than the standard knoppix. I haven't had much luck at all using the (beta?) Debian installer project CD.
bezbaq
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bez@caffeine.mor.test-labs.net
I'm disapointed to see that Exchange support has been disabled in 3.2.
I've been waiting for over a year to find a Linux app with adequate MAPI support.
it looks like it took about 15 minutes for your post to completely bring down their webserver!
Their IIS server is spitting out a "too many connections" error message now.
Slashdot Mirror
it destroyed my life
I like to watch the television.
The device will actually works as an "ON" switch as well, though it is for the "off" functionality that it is marketed.
There are federal laws that prohibit interstate transport of automatic knives, however in most states they are legal to purchase in buy, and in many they are legal to carry with some restrictions. Here's a list by state: http://www.amatecon.com/switchblade.html
If the MS "Recycling Bin" isn't a blatant rip-off of Apple's trash can I don't know what is.
I dual boot XP & Debian. I Install FIREFOX & GAIM on Both Operating systems. On the XP I install: CYGWIN ADAWARE SPYBOT S&D NORTON ANTIVIRUS OFFICE 2003 (Work Requires it) GAIM WINZIP 8 LEECH FTP CISCO VPN CLIENT With Debian I install: PINE Open Office & Evolution KDE 3.2 PAN GIMP WEBMIN
I've been working in the IT field for seven years. The first two were spent doing bug testing for a software company and the last five have been in Systems Administration and desktop support. I took certification classes for the (NT4 era) MCSE tests and have taken classes in the certification track for M$ Exchange 2000. I never once found the motivation to actually go take the certification tests because they weren't really valued at my company and I was pretty satisfied with my job at the time. I wish, now, that I had taken the extra effort to study for the tests and take the exams simply so I could tag them on my resume. The tests would have been a relative breeze when the info was still fresh in my mind.
Now my IT interests are more in the Open Source arena and I have been revisting the possibility of getting some certfications under my best. This time I'd probably pursue one of the Linux Certification tracks, or perhaps a few of the CompTia certs.
Honestly I would kind of like to figure out which cert tests out there would be the easiest for me to breeze through with my current skill set and experience. I just turned 37 year old. I don't have the interest to muster up the energy to study for a bunch of MSCE tests. I guess I'll leave that to the 22 year old kids who don't mind working 60 hours a week at 13 dollars an hour.
Whiskey.
You should check out NTOP. It is an extremely useful tool.
Any word on weather the 2.6 kernel version has an improved "install to hard disk" option. I've had better success using the Morphix hard disk install than the standard knoppix. I haven't had much luck at all using the (beta?) Debian installer project CD. bezbaq - bez@caffeine.mor.test-labs.net
I'm disapointed to see that Exchange support has been disabled in 3.2. I've been waiting for over a year to find a Linux app with adequate MAPI support.
cool
i'm downloading right now
it looks like it took about 15 minutes for your post to completely bring down their webserver! Their IIS server is spitting out a "too many connections" error message now.
The Morphix HD install seems is a pretty good flavor of the same thing.