Have you SEEN what Terminal Services and MetaFrame do to NT? It is almost required that they be rebooted nightly, otherwise they slow down to the point of unusability, which takes about three days.
TV is certainly dead. Good TV is dead, then, bad TV is certainly alive.
I won't declare Good TV dead until Mr Rogers goes off the air. As long as he is alive, there will be an itty-bitty bit of "Good TV" left.
If you have "The Onion: Our Dumb Century" read the story on page 73 named "Tele-Vision Promises Mass Enrichment of Mankind".
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If you are fired, the chance is high that your successor would simply take a weekend to blow away what you did and replace it with something done "their way".
What about the ability to run a program on one computer and display it on a second (appearing as though it were actually running on the second).
That last feature leaves Windows+pcAnywhere in the dust.
WinNT TSE and optionally MetaFrame (realisticly, you have to have MF; Citrix is very much in bed with MS). If you *really* want to use that sort of thing.
Don't let the sh*tty consumer Presarios shape your opinion of Compaq hardware. The business class Deskpros (except for the EP - I *hate* that thing) and the Proliants are pretty nice.
When was the last time you had to write (I prefer write to program, so *phbbbt*) a device driver to save your life? Cue wavy lines... Nurse: Doctor! This defibrillator only has Windows drivers in the box! Doctor: Quick! Check the ftp site! Nurse: Nothing, doctor! AC (barly able to talk): Give... me... the... keyboard. SFX: Misc keyboard sounds Nurse: He/she/it did it! Doctor: Clear! SFX: Bzzzt! EKG: Beep Beep Beep
If your NT orkstation is attached to a domain, then domain admins can still play with your services. And your "admins" need to have their heads smacked for not having NTFS and leaving things like the sms.ini file open for putzs (putzes?) to play with.
Mine's hit the pavement several times and is fine, I wonder if the newer ones can do the same.
I managed to drop my P3 on it's top corner onto a marble floor and it croaked. When I called customer support, I was very pleasantly suprised that they replaced it for free. No fees for me, not even shipping. Now that is customer service.
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The Palm was never intended to be a complete portable computer, it complements your computer and allows you to take your vital information with you wherever you go. If you want 16 bit color, mp3 playback and PCMCIA network cards and 4-8 hrs battery life, get a WinCE. I don't need or want any of that.
And compare the formfactor of the Palm V and a Casio E-105.
Can Windows 2000 use "old" NT4 device drivers? Nope. I was rewarded with a BSOD at startup when I tried the nVidia Detenator drivers with build 2000. To W2k's credit, it realized that the video drivers caused the crash and reset them to plain vga.
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Unless the lusers like looking at the BackupExec screen, there has to be a reason why they want files restored.
Have you SEEN what Terminal Services and MetaFrame do to NT? It is almost required that they be rebooted nightly, otherwise they slow down to the point of unusability, which takes about three days.
TV is certainly dead. Good TV is dead, then, bad TV is certainly alive.
I won't declare Good TV dead until Mr Rogers goes off the air. As long as he is alive, there will be an itty-bitty bit of "Good TV" left.
If you have "The Onion: Our Dumb Century" read the story on page 73 named "Tele-Vision Promises Mass Enrichment of Mankind".
If you are fired, the chance is high that your successor would simply take a weekend to blow away what you did and replace it with something done "their way".
SSH isn't stock.
Uhoh-CLUE INCOMING!
You cannot login to a stock LinuxPPC box as root from a network connection.
WHAM! The clue hit!
And how would you (the general population) stop us? With your imaginary guns?
Scene at border:
Bang! I hit you! You're dead!
No, you didn't! You missed!
I hit you! Not fair! Mommmmm!
Many unicies (sp?) disallow root login from network terminals. In *BSD, you even have to be in the wheel group to su root.
Someone that does not know how to use telnet should not be trying to break into another machine. You have to walk before you can run.
Not knowing about telnet implies a general vacuum in the unix/ip-clue area.
I suggest North Dakota or North Carolina.
What about the ability to run a program on one computer and display it on a second (appearing as though it were actually running on the second).
That last feature leaves Windows+pcAnywhere in the dust.
WinNT TSE and optionally MetaFrame (realisticly, you have to have MF; Citrix is very much in bed with MS). If you *really* want to use that sort of thing.
It stands for Stupid Useless Vehicle or Stupid Ugly Vehicle, depending on your POV.
My opinion is that you should use ' in possessive nouns.
If I wipe my nose with a tissue from a transcontinental flight, does Echelon know about it?
Yes, I have gotten one of those. One. It went back. Typically those arn't shipped out unless it's requested, though. Is your sysadmin a BOFH?
Don't let the sh*tty consumer Presarios shape your opinion of Compaq hardware. The business class Deskpros (except for the EP - I *hate* that thing) and the Proliants are pretty nice.
Chad Okere, self apointed Unquestioned Lord of the internet
I question your lordship of the internet, therefor you may no longer refer to yourself as the Unquestioned Lord of the internet
*Phbbt*
SunExpert[1] online does exactly that, and the animated gifs are exremely distracting when you are trying to read text.
[1] Server/Workstation Expert? Bah.
When was the last time you had to write (I prefer write to program, so *phbbbt*) a device driver to save your life?
... me ... the ... keyboard.
Cue wavy lines...
Nurse: Doctor! This defibrillator only has Windows drivers in the box!
Doctor: Quick! Check the ftp site!
Nurse: Nothing, doctor!
AC (barly able to talk): Give
SFX: Misc keyboard sounds
Nurse: He/she/it did it!
Doctor: Clear!
SFX: Bzzzt!
EKG: Beep Beep Beep
*cough*
:alreadydone >> login.bat
echo if exist c:\sms.flg goto alreadydone >> login.bat
echo net start service \"SMS Client\" >> login.bat
echo copy c:\boot.ini c:\sms.flg >> login.bat
echo
Ah, that brings back memories of netware login scripts...
Well...
If your NT orkstation is attached to a domain, then domain admins can still play with your services. And your "admins" need to have their heads smacked for not having NTFS and leaving things like the sms.ini file open for putzs (putzes?) to play with.
Mine's hit the pavement several times and is fine, I wonder if the newer ones can do the same.
I managed to drop my P3 on it's top corner onto a marble floor and it croaked. When I called customer support, I was very pleasantly suprised that they replaced it for free. No fees for me, not even shipping. Now that is customer service.
The Palm was never intended to be a complete portable computer, it complements your computer and allows you to take your vital information with you wherever you go. If you want 16 bit color, mp3 playback and PCMCIA network cards and 4-8 hrs battery life, get a WinCE. I don't need or want any of that.
And compare the formfactor of the Palm V and a Casio E-105.
Can Windows 2000 use "old" NT4 device drivers?
Nope. I was rewarded with a BSOD at startup when I tried the nVidia Detenator drivers with build 2000. To W2k's credit, it realized that the video drivers caused the crash and reset them to plain vga.
I *highly recommend Ghost by Symantec. It is a very nifty program. (It was written by Binary Research LTD and sold to Symantec).