but if he's already got IP/GW/DNS info, changing DHCP settings won't affect him until he needs to reacquire that info. You'd have to change the DHCP info, remove his dhcp lease and then disconnect him from the network somehow.
I'm responding to this on Vista Beta 2. There are a few things I need to get used to, but that was the reason I installed it. I know I'll have to buy new machines for my company and I'll need to know how to get around. Configuration screens are in different places now, so any windows sys admin or it tech will need to get familiar with them.
It does seem pretty stable (afa windows goes) and I like some of the eye candy. I'll be trying out RC1 in a week or two to see if there is a difference.
It is illegal to sell alcohol to a minor (21) in any state, but, in Louisiana, I've sat in bars and had a pint or 4 since age 16. Make it illegal - people will still buy it
I agree that programming IS separate from software development. My curriculum taught me 3 semesters of c++ before I saw assembly. I think I would have been better served learning assembly first, then abstracting it to c or c++.
You CAN FREELY SPEAK. Just not as privately as you think. BTW - they aren't listening in, just logging what call went where. IMO, that does not take away my right to freely speak
You should have called that asshole's manager and told him you wanted a different rep. The Dell reps work on a funny commision system, but it's still based on what they sell.
I'm a sysadmin and if you're a company buying direct from Dell, you skip the Level 1 support. I don't like dell's "home" product line, but their "enterprise" line is pretty nice. They keep everything standard, so I've been able to run any linux I've wanted on them.
That's what I thought. You quote an article from a site with a "Progressive Guide".
From that page :
The Progressive Guide offers an extensive listing of progressive organizations and businesses, as well as links to other activist organizations and information on the net . ..
Why can't you find that info from objective sources?
I haven't figured out how to make a pretty boot splash page for grub, so I still use lilo to boot my XP/Ubuntu box.
but if he's already got IP/GW/DNS info, changing DHCP settings won't affect him until he needs to reacquire that info. You'd have to change the DHCP info, remove his dhcp lease and then disconnect him from the network somehow.
BURN!
it's a quote from Jon Stewart's appearance on CNN's Crossfire (i think)
thank you article writer and editor for giving us all the info.
Holy Shitballs batman!!!!
I tried it on four or five differnet artists, none worked.
Maybe MySpace devs fixed the hole
Well, then you're retarded or have no sense of what we like to call "words"
That was almost funny but Dunn is a "hers" not a "his"
I'm responding to this on Vista Beta 2. There are a few things I need to get used to, but that was the reason I installed it. I know I'll have to buy new machines for my company and I'll need to know how to get around. Configuration screens are in different places now, so any windows sys admin or it tech will need to get familiar with them.
It does seem pretty stable (afa windows goes) and I like some of the eye candy. I'll be trying out RC1 in a week or two to see if there is a difference.
Any time someone feels the need to say they are a "good guy," I think they are lying
http://ehowa.com/youtubemovie.shtml?movie=t_B1H-1o pys
Who determines what a proper pour is?
It is illegal to sell alcohol to a minor (21) in any state, but, in Louisiana, I've sat in bars and had a pint or 4 since age 16. Make it illegal - people will still buy it
If you look at any guinness ad, you'll see at least an inch of head. Look at the end of this commercial:
http://www.guinnessontap.com/
Beer should have a 3/4 to 1 inch head on top, but I usually enjoy more.
I agree that programming IS separate from software development. My curriculum taught me 3 semesters of c++ before I saw assembly. I think I would have been better served learning assembly first, then abstracting it to c or c++.
You CAN FREELY SPEAK. Just not as privately as you think. BTW - they aren't listening in, just logging what call went where. IMO, that does not take away my right to freely speak
read more carefully, or look up the word "essential"
Notice Franklin has an important word in that quote - "essential"
How essential is the liberty to talk privately over wires you lease, but do not own?
You should have called that asshole's manager and told him you wanted a different rep. The Dell reps work on a funny commision system, but it's still based on what they sell.
I'm a sysadmin and if you're a company buying direct from Dell, you skip the Level 1 support. I don't like dell's "home" product line, but their "enterprise" line is pretty nice. They keep everything standard, so I've been able to run any linux I've wanted on them.
From that page : Why can't you find that info from objective sources?
Please show me where you got your Ohio info