/. instructions for using a link:
1. look at name/address in the link
2. do a whois to see if the registation info is correct
3. traceroute
4. ping
5. nmap full the scan
7. do it over again to verify the previous findings
6. click on link
AFAIK MS doesn't like GPL not Open Source. They use BSD code and it is Open Source (If I remember correctly). It's the legalities of GPL that mess them up.
I've read about this a few week ago and here it what I understood from it:
This only applies to "purchased" music not music being played on the radio. The radio stations already pay membership fees to be able to play music to public. This only applies if you are using it in public areas for business purposed. This is the same if a bar has a satellite subscription. The fees are different for private viewing and for public display or business purposes.
Now I understand why but this is taking it a bit far. C'mon dentists?
DirecPc in Canada is not 2 way yet. I just asked about it last week for a client that has no other alternatives and they told me that it's in the works but not abailable yet.
AFAIK the high speed here is with the download and it still requires AFAIK the high speed here is with the download and it still requires a dialup account but the download requests get routed through the satellite. Much like Direct PC does. Uploads are still dial-up speeds. I think this is news because it is 2 way. (Although I didn't see it mentioned anywhere.)
http://www.direcpc.ca
Honestly, I've used 2003 on similar configurations without any problems. Not to say that a bad update can't happen, I just haven't some across one recently. You can go to recovery console to troubleshoot the problem. I'm almost certain that some other 3rd party product is causing the problem, either hardware or software. You can also use SUS to approve software updates to the server (if you want it automated).
I totaly agree...
I have always told everyone never to buy anything advertised by spam.
There needs to be a movement of some sorts.
The only reason it exists is because it works. We have to make it NOT work.
Everyone please spread the word.
Slashdot Mirror
May be difficult to install but users still find a way. The real difficult part is removing one.
Maybe all that samp land I bought will be worth something.
/. instructions for using a link: 1. look at name/address in the link 2. do a whois to see if the registation info is correct 3. traceroute 4. ping 5. nmap full the scan 7. do it over again to verify the previous findings 6. click on link
I agree they should go after SCO.
AFAIK MS doesn't like GPL not Open Source. They use BSD code and it is Open Source (If I remember correctly). It's the legalities of GPL that mess them up.
You didn't get the first post so "Your computer clock may be wrong. Would you like to keep it accurate?"
What did it say?
It told me i need viagra.
I've read about this a few week ago and here it what I understood from it:
This only applies to "purchased" music not music being played on the radio. The radio stations already pay membership fees to be able to play music to public.
This only applies if you are using it in public areas for business purposed.
This is the same if a bar has a satellite subscription. The fees are different for private viewing and for public display or business purposes.
Now I understand why but this is taking it a bit far. C'mon dentists?
Or, just tell them Service Pack 1 is comming soon...
Maybe Microsoft is hiring...
DirecPc in Canada is not 2 way yet. I just asked about it last week for a client that has no other alternatives and they told me that it's in the works but not abailable yet.
AFAIK the high speed here is with the download and it still requires AFAIK the high speed here is with the download and it still requires a dialup account but the download requests get routed through the satellite. Much like Direct PC does. Uploads are still dial-up speeds. I think this is news because it is 2 way. (Although I didn't see it mentioned anywhere.) http://www.direcpc.ca
Honestly, I've used 2003 on similar configurations without any problems. Not to say that a bad update can't happen, I just haven't some across one recently. You can go to recovery console to troubleshoot the problem. I'm almost certain that some other 3rd party product is causing the problem, either hardware or software. You can also use SUS to approve software updates to the server (if you want it automated).
Even better, we can find out what all those BSOD messages are.
Only one flaw in it.
No internet access.
Ok, but does it have an ip address?
Now I could spend many hours a week watching a robot mow my lawn. That's entertainment
I wouldn't worry about that... I think it's quite saturated already.
I totaly agree... I have always told everyone never to buy anything advertised by spam. There needs to be a movement of some sorts. The only reason it exists is because it works. We have to make it NOT work. Everyone please spread the word.
What do you mean? this IS a feature...
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and again ...