I've run into several sites that refuse any email address in that form (ie, foobar+somesite@gmail.com is rejected). Wish it worked all the time, though!
A small machine shp in the area receives most of their RFQs, orders and prints as faxes. I suppose it could be possible to set up a computer to do what you suggest, but who has the time to do that?
Other clauses prohibit preventing or hindering access to a program or data held on a computer, or impairing the operation of any program or data held on a computer.
What about antivirus programs that impede virii? Are those now outlawed? After all, a virus, while definitely an unwanted beastie, still is a program held on a computer.
There's an importer in CA who does mail-order worldwide:
http://members.aol.com/HungImprts/
Recipes can be found online; just Google. If you're in the US, you'll have to convert units from metric...
HTH!
As per my previous post, it is possible to remove access to IE in Windows XP. While you can not remove IE entirely, you can remove all access to it (except through Windows Update) using the Add/Remove Windows Components control panel applet.
Now if there was a button to make IE just disappear completely..
Well, with Windows XP you can completely remove access to Internet Explorer, except when using Windows Update. It's in the Add/Remove Windows Components dialog.
security auditing. It's under the "policies" thing. Set it to log all failures and It will write fails to the event log under the "security" section .
If the disk is read-only, then how would Windows write to the system log? Or should the SYSTEM built-in groups's permissions be left intact in this case?
Speaking of vanilla Motorola phones from Verizon, I love my V120c. Got pushed into Lake Chautauqua in NY (we were drinking on the docks) while it was on my belt. Dried it for a few days, and the sucker still works. That was back on July 4th weekend, 2002.
I took it in to the Verizon store a few months ago to get the antenna replaced. The techs were shocked that it didn't crap out after a month, let alone keep going for more than a year and a half!
Only complaint I have is the keylock isn't 100%: it locks and unlocks randomly, but otherwise my phone rocks. Has everything I need.
As forkboy said, diatomaceous earth is horrible for your lungs. It's used in some commercial pool filters, since it filters out all sorts of yucky stuff you wouldn't want in your pool.
The only thing is you need to replace the DE every so often (at least 4-6 days at the pools where I worked), otherwise it would filter too well and not allow water through. Replacing it involved pouring 20-lb bags of DE over the filters. Particulate mask most definitely required.
Also, I knew some old-school employees of the pools who got 'white lung,' similar to coal miners getting black lung, from breathing in DE. Back then they didn't know it was so harmful.
Another way is to disable DCOM:
Start > Run...
Type 'dcomcnfg' (without quotes), then hit the Enter or Return key or click on the OK button.
A Management Console will pop up. Click on Component Services in the left-hand pane. Click on Computers in the right-hand pane, then right-click on My Computer in the right-hand pane and choose Properties. Under the Default Properties tab, deselect the 'Enable Distributed COM on this computer' checkbox.
Voila! No more Blaster!
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Yeah, I got scritchy-scratches but no music.
I don't hear any sound. :(
Yeh. Occasionally get same bs, too. WTF?
I've run into several sites that refuse any email address in that form (ie, foobar+somesite@gmail.com is rejected). Wish it worked all the time, though!
A small machine shp in the area receives most of their RFQs, orders and prints as faxes. I suppose it could be possible to set up a computer to do what you suggest, but who has the time to do that?
From the article:
What about antivirus programs that impede virii? Are those now outlawed? After all, a virus, while definitely an unwanted beastie, still is a program held on a computer.
There's an importer in CA who does mail-order worldwide: http://members.aol.com/HungImprts/ Recipes can be found online; just Google. If you're in the US, you'll have to convert units from metric... HTH!
Amen. WTF was that all about? Besides, it should be Jó szerencsét, Károly, no?
Wait a minute - isn't this Slashdot?! How do you know if non-lubed is not a good thing?
And don't forget: it's DRM-protected. No more grabbing audio and visual signals from cables!
As per my previous post, it is possible to remove access to IE in Windows XP. While you can not remove IE entirely, you can remove all access to it (except through Windows Update) using the Add/Remove Windows Components control panel applet.
Well, with Windows XP you can completely remove access to Internet Explorer, except when using Windows Update. It's in the Add/Remove Windows Components dialog.
Misread that at first:
Me, too!
Ahh, 'tis good to be admin of my own domain. Even if it is an NT4 domain. Ah, can't win 'em all. :/
From a previous post: VT100 keyboard. Jinkies! Looks to me like this may be a clue.
Not only that, but its default behavior (in Windows) is to save all downloads to the desktop. I hate that.
The SWIPE Toolkit page has a link to a listing of the 39 states with barcode technology. It also lists those considering implementation of magnetic stripes and/or barcodes...
Speaking of vanilla Motorola phones from Verizon, I love my V120c. Got pushed into Lake Chautauqua in NY (we were drinking on the docks) while it was on my belt. Dried it for a few days, and the sucker still works. That was back on July 4th weekend, 2002.
I took it in to the Verizon store a few months ago to get the antenna replaced. The techs were shocked that it didn't crap out after a month, let alone keep going for more than a year and a half!
Only complaint I have is the keylock isn't 100%: it locks and unlocks randomly, but otherwise my phone rocks. Has everything I need.
As forkboy said, diatomaceous earth is horrible for your lungs. It's used in some commercial pool filters, since it filters out all sorts of yucky stuff you wouldn't want in your pool.
The only thing is you need to replace the DE every so often (at least 4-6 days at the pools where I worked), otherwise it would filter too well and not allow water through. Replacing it involved pouring 20-lb bags of DE over the filters. Particulate mask most definitely required.
Also, I knew some old-school employees of the pools who got 'white lung,' similar to coal miners getting black lung, from breathing in DE. Back then they didn't know it was so harmful.
You're hiring? I need a job, and can speak Hungarian. Where should I apply?
First post? Wow.
Another way is to disable DCOM: Start > Run... Type 'dcomcnfg' (without quotes), then hit the Enter or Return key or click on the OK button. A Management Console will pop up. Click on Component Services in the left-hand pane. Click on Computers in the right-hand pane, then right-click on My Computer in the right-hand pane and choose Properties. Under the Default Properties tab, deselect the 'Enable Distributed COM on this computer' checkbox. Voila! No more Blaster!