After a long day of programming, there is nothing better than a woman putting her arms around you to give you the strength to keep going. We don't just do it for ourselves. We do it for others, that can't do it for themselves.
You are in control of the computers, and over time, computer have gotten faster and what not. So people feel that they should also have become crash proof. So when things go wrong, they look at you and ask to themselves, "If he is so great at computers, why do they keep going down?" or "What the hell are we paying him for if my computer keeps blowing up in my face?" Its something that can't be avoided, since I have found that its more PEBKAC than computer errors, but yet its our fault now, not the technology.
Run Windows Update if you have a Windows 2003 server, it shows up. Now its time to sit and wait, see if its worth the trouble to install it later tonight.
They would probably send me that email. But if you ment to say, "Sure. But can you send me a quick e-mail stating which PCs you want me to install this on? That'll help me remember. And could you also write in there that if we get investigated and into any legal trouble you will bare full responsiblity and blame for the situation and not me. After that, I will do anything that you write down."
Oh, you will be suprised at what I get asked to do, and this is from business people with more money to spare than I do. "Hey, can you crack this software for me?" "Can't I just load this one copy on all the machines?" So many times I have to stick my neck out and say I can't do that, or that we need to buy more licenses. With that I get an angry face and a huff from them because I didn't want to compromise myself to save them a couple bucks. I became the IT manager of this company months ago and I'm still trying to fingure out if all our installs of MS Office are ligit or not, since the company didn't keep a record of anything, not even the disks that came with the PCs.
Ok, you are basically throwing up the red flag saying, "I don't have a legitimate install of Windows 2003 Server, so I want to know if I can update my server without getting in trouble". To answer that, I say take your chances, because my company has ligitimate copies, so I don't have to worry about if it will let me update or not.
Actually, I like Debian, I just don't know any of the canidates because I never really payed that much attention to it. All I do is apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and thats all. Can I do that for this vote?
I was talking more of the distros of Linux. Like Red Hat use to go 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 with no real ratical changes. Everytime OS X has done a new release, it had major changes all over the place. This time its Spotlight, and all the other major Core features.
For the love of God!!! Its not a point release. Man, just because Linux goes by that way of point releases doesn't mean OS X does. 10.x is not points but a full independent version, 10.x.y is a point release.
I know its still a programming language, but its pretty close to just out right writing what you want it to do. Here is my favorite Applescript. Does resizing of photos to a specific size, or in later in posts, they have it asking size and place to save the duplicate. LINK
Well, universities can put a cap on how much a student can download. At Penn State it was 1.5 gigs of info could be downloaded when I went there. That would mean you could get one iso a week, and have room for other file transfers, or get two and have no more bandwidth for anything. But then again, PSU ran their own file servers for linux iso and their own debian repository, so I never really needed to use that much bandwidth. Oni is right that it is also a tool, that needs to be open for researchers and professors, because they really really need it.
If I'm watching a video and I move it, I don't want it to wobble around like that. Nor do I want drop down menus to wobble. Though its pretty cool and nifty, I don't see people who want a good OS that looks professional acting like this. Though it does show the power that X can hold in making very cool designs and tansitions, especially when changing virtual desktop areas.
Remember, kill the original zombie, and everyone who is a zombie returns to normal. So if you kill the head PC zombie (the hacker), then all zombie PCs will be back to being normal PCs. Until they get bit again.
She worked for HP, left, then came back as a temp worker for another company that does work for HP, and expects HP to give her benifits. She is not and HP employee, she is a Temp. This has no base what so ever.
Actually, we can. Just not the black ops projects that work on some high tech stuff that can be used for our protection. Other than that, you can see how much they spent on tanks, or airplanes. Just remember, this is outside the government spending, so since they want to use my money for none government things, then I should see what they produce.
Thats why I have.Mac for my email. So that I can have 4 other addresses that that funnel into one main address. Then when one gets spammed because I gave it out, I can just turn it off, and make up a new one. So this will come in handy when getting my free iPod.
As for all you people who are going to point out who this person is, I KNOW ABOUT HIM ALREADY!!! God damn, I'm not a retard. Just saying that Apple has laid the smack down on anyone who does something remotely like this.
Probably because that would be stealing. Where as you have to buy the song on iTunes, then this strips out the DRM during download. Napster on the other hand, you can get as much as you want for $14 or the 14 day trial with a Windows Media DRM stripper. So he is kind of on the right side of the fence with this tool.
I'm sure Apple couldn't give a crap if music has a DRM or not, but its the RIAA, the monkey on Apple's back, that doesn't want something like this to happen. Its the RIAA that wants control.
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After a long day of programming, there is nothing better than a woman putting her arms around you to give you the strength to keep going. We don't just do it for ourselves. We do it for others, that can't do it for themselves.
You are in control of the computers, and over time, computer have gotten faster and what not. So people feel that they should also have become crash proof. So when things go wrong, they look at you and ask to themselves, "If he is so great at computers, why do they keep going down?" or "What the hell are we paying him for if my computer keeps blowing up in my face?" Its something that can't be avoided, since I have found that its more PEBKAC than computer errors, but yet its our fault now, not the technology.
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Run Windows Update if you have a Windows 2003 server, it shows up. Now its time to sit and wait, see if its worth the trouble to install it later tonight.
They would probably send me that email. But if you ment to say, "Sure. But can you send me a quick e-mail stating which PCs you want me to install this on? That'll help me remember. And could you also write in there that if we get investigated and into any legal trouble you will bare full responsiblity and blame for the situation and not me. After that, I will do anything that you write down."
Oh, you will be suprised at what I get asked to do, and this is from business people with more money to spare than I do. "Hey, can you crack this software for me?" "Can't I just load this one copy on all the machines?" So many times I have to stick my neck out and say I can't do that, or that we need to buy more licenses. With that I get an angry face and a huff from them because I didn't want to compromise myself to save them a couple bucks. I became the IT manager of this company months ago and I'm still trying to fingure out if all our installs of MS Office are ligit or not, since the company didn't keep a record of anything, not even the disks that came with the PCs.
Ouch. Making sure Auto Update is off now.
Ok, you are basically throwing up the red flag saying, "I don't have a legitimate install of Windows 2003 Server, so I want to know if I can update my server without getting in trouble". To answer that, I say take your chances, because my company has ligitimate copies, so I don't have to worry about if it will let me update or not.
Actually, I like Debian, I just don't know any of the canidates because I never really payed that much attention to it. All I do is apt-get update && apt-get upgrade and thats all. Can I do that for this vote?
Until someone catches your RFID tag info, and steals your identity.....again.
I was talking more of the distros of Linux. Like Red Hat use to go 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 with no real ratical changes. Everytime OS X has done a new release, it had major changes all over the place. This time its Spotlight, and all the other major Core features.
For the love of God!!! Its not a point release. Man, just because Linux goes by that way of point releases doesn't mean OS X does. 10.x is not points but a full independent version, 10.x.y is a point release.
I know its still a programming language, but its pretty close to just out right writing what you want it to do. Here is my favorite Applescript. Does resizing of photos to a specific size, or in later in posts, they have it asking size and place to save the duplicate. LINK
Well, universities can put a cap on how much a student can download. At Penn State it was 1.5 gigs of info could be downloaded when I went there. That would mean you could get one iso a week, and have room for other file transfers, or get two and have no more bandwidth for anything. But then again, PSU ran their own file servers for linux iso and their own debian repository, so I never really needed to use that much bandwidth. Oni is right that it is also a tool, that needs to be open for researchers and professors, because they really really need it.
If I'm watching a video and I move it, I don't want it to wobble around like that. Nor do I want drop down menus to wobble. Though its pretty cool and nifty, I don't see people who want a good OS that looks professional acting like this. Though it does show the power that X can hold in making very cool designs and tansitions, especially when changing virtual desktop areas.
Remember, kill the original zombie, and everyone who is a zombie returns to normal. So if you kill the head PC zombie (the hacker), then all zombie PCs will be back to being normal PCs. Until they get bit again.
She worked for HP, left, then came back as a temp worker for another company that does work for HP, and expects HP to give her benifits. She is not and HP employee, she is a Temp. This has no base what so ever.
Actually, we can. Just not the black ops projects that work on some high tech stuff that can be used for our protection. Other than that, you can see how much they spent on tanks, or airplanes. Just remember, this is outside the government spending, so since they want to use my money for none government things, then I should see what they produce.
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And geeks are on Slashdot 50% of the time that they are in front of a computer.
So they don't want anyone to find them or their website. OOOOOKKKKKkkkkk. Right.
Thats why I have .Mac for my email. So that I can have 4 other addresses that that funnel into one main address. Then when one gets spammed because I gave it out, I can just turn it off, and make up a new one. So this will come in handy when getting my free iPod.
As for all you people who are going to point out who this person is, I KNOW ABOUT HIM ALREADY!!! God damn, I'm not a retard. Just saying that Apple has laid the smack down on anyone who does something remotely like this.
Probably because that would be stealing. Where as you have to buy the song on iTunes, then this strips out the DRM during download. Napster on the other hand, you can get as much as you want for $14 or the 14 day trial with a Windows Media DRM stripper. So he is kind of on the right side of the fence with this tool.
I'm sure Apple couldn't give a crap if music has a DRM or not, but its the RIAA, the monkey on Apple's back, that doesn't want something like this to happen. Its the RIAA that wants control.