Since IE8 was considered a critical update and service packs require ALL critical updates, users have no choice to get IE8 to be able to upgrade with a service pack via Windows Update in Vista.:(
Re:If not FTP, then what for resumes support?
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That's the problem. I haven't seen any FTP servers using secure.
So people with old Windows like 98, 2000, etc. will have to other Web browsers like old Firefox v2.
If not FTP, then what for resumes support?
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I recalled SFTP can't do resume downloads and uploads when I last tried it, years ago. So I use good old Z-modem's sz and rz commands through SSH(1-2) connections with SecureCRT clients (wished PuTTY could do it and SyncTERM's Z-modem seems to be broken [never worked correctly]). FTP can do resumes too, but obviously insecured. Are there any other popular/common protocols that will transfers, with resume support, securedly on various platforms (Apple Mac, Windows, and Linux/UNIX)?
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Since IE8 was considered a critical update and service packs require ALL critical updates, users have no choice to get IE8 to be able to upgrade with a service pack via Windows Update in Vista. :(
That's the problem. I haven't seen any FTP servers using secure.
Which brands are the best to use? And how can we tell since each company use some other brands.?
She was stalked by a cougar. ;)
Hmm, I guess we will have to FTP via SSH proxy. :(
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So people with old Windows like 98, 2000, etc. will have to other Web browsers like old Firefox v2.
I recalled SFTP can't do resume downloads and uploads when I last tried it, years ago. So I use good old Z-modem's sz and rz commands through SSH(1-2) connections with SecureCRT clients (wished PuTTY could do it and SyncTERM's Z-modem seems to be broken [never worked correctly]). FTP can do resumes too, but obviously insecured. Are there any other popular/common protocols that will transfers, with resume support, securedly on various platforms (Apple Mac, Windows, and Linux/UNIX)?
EarthLink does it too, but it has DNS' that you can opt out IIRC.
Does that costs also include securing the Web sites/servers since recent news showed cyberattacks?
... I get car sick from the movements and shakings. :( So I have to enjoy the outside (not focus on anything), close my eyes (even sleep), etc.
... I can't imagine doing management. I just like doing tech stuff and it doesn't help if I have speech and hearing impediments. :(
Nothing for Michael Jackson?
How about 10.2.8? I still use Jaguar on my old PowerBook G4 with 512 MB of RAM. :P
What do you look like? What color are your eyes? What are you wearing? [grin]
Remember its blue screen of death in EGA/VGA? Disconnections, crashed, etc. ;)
Is that a good idea for those with ugly bodies, especially from /.'ers? :P
No photographs or videos? :( That's hilarious too!
I am not a Blizzard RTS fan (like Westwood and EA's RTS games like C&C) and disappointed by this move. I signed the online petition too.
I use SeaMonkey and I sometimes have 30 tabs running. :)
That explains why I didn't notice any slow downs because I use AdBlock Plus and many filters. ;)
Like DOOM, Heretic, Hexen, etc. Those were fun especially multiplayers!
Even if they use WPA2? :P
How is this useful to nerds/geeks? [grin]
L.A. = Expensive place to live and job isn't stable so not worth moving closer until things are stable. :P
Geeks/Nerds, girls, and sex? LOL. J/K. ;)