...I can't support Sony Vaio's despite the fact that I like the hardware, they don't provide a way of taking a VLK disk and getting a working machine
You can't extract the drivers from the reinstallation CD and create a bootable installation with nlite/WindowsPE/other tool? Just curious...I usually discourage Sony purchases because of their horrible depot repair.
The picture I just imagined with a horde of pasty white, skulking geeks in badly laundered t-shirts following along behind their penguins with Starbucks in one hand and a bag/shovel in the other.....priceless.
Yes, the Linux community could use some self-discipline and maturity.
We are talking no power to even get to a BIOS screen. Depending on your purchase cycle depends on what GX270 you received -- bad capacitors or not. I purchased GX270s in small batches over the life of the model; I had a 50/50 failure rate on the motherboard capacitors. (which usually took out the P/S also)
M782 monitors? OH THE HORRORS! The 17" LCDs are really affordable now. Best just to forget about those monitors; they had bad juju beans.
They will find openly sourced mice, common pile in your sandbox, and transmit the modified input as a compressed hairball to distributed publicly available targets.
Seeing right through their own aircraft fuselage to the ground below...
How many pilots will get vertigo the first time they look down thru their seats at the ground zipping by a few thousand feet below? I would. Will the masks include organic fluid caching and isolation?
Would you like a free router -- fully configured, compromised, and guaranteed to contact the botnet control node -- to put on your network to answer these questions yourself? Free shipping to the US!
Microsoft is not the only culprit. I have a Netgear FVS124G (with the latest firmware) which has been compromised: 3 sets of packets were sent on port 80 to the router and after the last set of packets "Access rule 257 added" was logged. Access rule 257 did not show in the interface. Then the router started sending botnet check-in packets on IRC ports to various IP addresses. And, the router log showed the malware was sending traffic using every MAC address in the route table as a "compromised PC" -- even the laptop which was disconnected from my network.
Yes, the router was still emailing me every log of all network traffic -- my traffic and the malware traffic also. Seems the malware author does not think my ability to log their traffic was significant.
Netgear was very helpful. Tier1 tech support said securing the router was my responsibility. Asshats!
BE QUIET! Oh, heck, you already let the proverbial genie out of the proverbial bottle.
Now you have to rectify the situation. Start a pro-consumer group whose purpose is to educate the government on how consumers can save money if only the government has the access to allow us to use the gasoline in our cars. The idea will get buried permanently.
Yes, I know who the players are; and, my post may appear to confuse the facts. The politicizing of an organization like the DOJ has a corrupting affect on all related, and supposedly independent *cough*HJC*cough*, groups which interact with the DOJ -- just like the Slammer worm on a network of Win2000 computers. Such corrupting influences is also one of the hallmarks of fascism.
To those who would explain away this error due to the technical quirks of Outlook:
If while driving a car you run a red light or cause an accident, this is not a technical error caused by the auto. Likewise, if one's employment tasks -- such as working for the HJC -- include communicating thru email and you are not proficient with the standard email tools provided, the tools are not to be indicated as a cause of failure. Calling this a technical failure is another sign of creeping fascism.
"A technological error in a recent communication inadvertently disclosed certain email addresses."
I call bullshit on the source of the error. By implicating the technology as the source of the error, the Justice Department is failing to address the real cause -- human error and incompetence in the Justice Department. This single statement alone reinforces the point of the original investigation -- the politicizing of the Justice Department.
No, Rumsfeld should be charged with treason. Or be given the option of having the whistleblower work in Rumsfeld's office as a liaison for other military whistleblowers.
You have friends who are email incompetent and choose not to learn? I suggest you change your definition of friend. Those who choose not to learn from their friends and continue to abuse that trust I would no longer consider a friend.
If they willing buy me beer and discuss technology, politics, and women, I may not call them friend but I would certainly give them my gmail address!
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Works well in VMware; and some thoughtful soul created a pre-built VM. Now my testing VM menagerie is complete.
The picture I just imagined with a horde of pasty white, skulking geeks in badly laundered t-shirts following along behind their penguins with Starbucks in one hand and a bag/shovel in the other.....priceless.
Yes, the Linux community could use some self-discipline and maturity.
We are talking no power to even get to a BIOS screen. Depending on your purchase cycle depends on what GX270 you received -- bad capacitors or not. I purchased GX270s in small batches over the life of the model; I had a 50/50 failure rate on the motherboard capacitors. (which usually took out the P/S also)
M782 monitors? OH THE HORRORS! The 17" LCDs are really affordable now. Best just to forget about those monitors; they had bad juju beans.
shrug Sounds alot like Linux to me.
All your browser are belong to us!
Mishap -- this is the definition of the US Congress. No, no method exists to get rid of them. They refuse to swarm in any useful organized fashion.
Shield the microprocessor with some left-over casserole. Microwaves never fully penetrate the the center of that mass.
PS actually your reply is Redundant; but a good reminder for all. Keep up the good work ;)
Would you like a free router -- fully configured, compromised, and guaranteed to contact the botnet control node -- to put on your network to answer these questions yourself? Free shipping to the US!
Yes, the router was still emailing me every log of all network traffic -- my traffic and the malware traffic also. Seems the malware author does not think my ability to log their traffic was significant.
Netgear was very helpful. Tier1 tech support said securing the router was my responsibility. Asshats!
He is probably using the Kangaroo connection protocol where messages are passed using a pocket hopping procedure.
In this exercise the sum total of human achievement is increased rather than decreased. I find that highly newsworthy.
Now you have to rectify the situation. Start a pro-consumer group whose purpose is to educate the government on how consumers can save money if only the government has the access to allow us to use the gasoline in our cars. The idea will get buried permanently.
To those who would explain away this error due to the technical quirks of Outlook:
If while driving a car you run a red light or cause an accident, this is not a technical error caused by the auto. Likewise, if one's employment tasks -- such as working for the HJC -- include communicating thru email and you are not proficient with the standard email tools provided, the tools are not to be indicated as a cause of failure. Calling this a technical failure is another sign of creeping fascism.
I call bullshit on the source of the error. By implicating the technology as the source of the error, the Justice Department is failing to address the real cause -- human error and incompetence in the Justice Department. This single statement alone reinforces the point of the original investigation -- the politicizing of the Justice Department.
How? After the Justice Department investigates itself? Now there's a metaphor for bureaucratic masturbation.
No, Rumsfeld should be charged with treason. Or be given the option of having the whistleblower work in Rumsfeld's office as a liaison for other military whistleblowers.
If they willing buy me beer and discuss technology, politics, and women, I may not call them friend but I would certainly give them my gmail address!
Can it Google map the hotspots where the really hot sorority girls congregate?
I hear you can get cheap space in New Orleans -- no earthquakes there either.