I don't usually block a sites graphics unless they do that blink thing or they are some animated gif that changes and distracts from reading the article.
I do use the "Flash click to play" plugin on Mozilla though. Those flash animations are just too distracting.
I run Caldera Linux on a VAIO PCG F370 and it runs great. I can't do the DVD and the Winmodem though. But I think all internal modems in notebooks are winmodems. But since I am nearly always on a network (both home and work) I just use a 3-COM PCMCIA network card and it's fine.
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Yeah well, it sounds like the sysadmins at your place have way to much time on their hands.
I'm a sysadmin and I couldn't care less what people mail out. Much less have the time to look over logs to see what is being mailed out.
Well, yes! It is just a chess game, and as you said, a not very interesting one at that.
But the chess game isn't the issue. The issue is that if you cheat and lie at something relatively unimportant then you will cheat and lie at something important.
Actually I keep a copy of l0phtcrack around. I have users who forget their passwords all the time on their NT boxen.
l0phtcrack usually cracks it in just a few minutes, but once I had a guy who actually had a fairly good password. It took about 20 minutes to crack on a PentPro 200. That is not the rule though. Usually it's less than 4 or 5 minutes.
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I don't usually block a sites graphics unless they do that blink thing or they are some animated gif that changes and distracts from reading the article.
I do use the "Flash click to play" plugin on Mozilla though. Those flash animations are just too distracting.
MCSE"'s listen to Britney spears!
That explains a lot.
Will make a 300 DPI laser print at 600 DPI.
I laughed so hard I could barely point her to the door.
I run Caldera Linux on a VAIO PCG F370 and it runs great. I can't do the DVD and the Winmodem though. But I think all internal modems in notebooks are winmodems. But since I am nearly always on a network (both home and work) I just use a 3-COM PCMCIA network card and it's fine.
Yeah well, it sounds like the sysadmins at your place have way to much time on their hands.
I'm a sysadmin and I couldn't care less what people mail out. Much less have the time to look over logs to see what is being mailed out.
If I were you I'd start looking for a new job.
32.9 hours a week!!!
Not a chance, More like 55-60 on a easy week.
And what about those nights sleeping in the machine room when everything goes to fsck.
(hee hee, not a bad pun there)
That guy who blew up his house is right by me here. And he is real close to cmdrTaco as well.
I didn't know he made CNN though. Do you have a link to the story?
How, exactly, is this flambait?
Well, yes! It is just a chess game, and as you said, a not very interesting one at that.
But the chess game isn't the issue. The issue is that if you cheat and lie at something relatively unimportant then you will cheat and lie at something important.
But Katz always makes the party interesting.
Good article
Actually I keep a copy of l0phtcrack around. I
have users who forget their passwords all the time
on their NT boxen.
l0phtcrack usually cracks it in just a few minutes, but once I had a guy who actually had a fairly good password. It took about 20 minutes to crack on a PentPro 200. That is not the rule though. Usually it's less than 4 or 5 minutes.
Nope!
I cloned 80 machines using Ghost and never had a
single problem.
Well, other than the fact that it's NT of course.
ROTFL...
It sounds just like them doesn't it!
Talk about bringing back memories.
ROTFL... It sounds just like them doesn't it! Talk about bringing back memories.
I got a user name and password verification box. To go to their site???? A password??
I'm using FreeBSD with Navigator 4.6 and I don't see the ?'s
Yeah! But this one lets you watch the logs.
So has the Michigan and South Bend area Borders.
They have a great selection of Linux books and all
the distros one would need.
pointy haired salesdroid type looking at my FreeBSD X Window display