Read Scientific Assessment Report 4, and follow the trail of references within that document.
When you've read and digested, come back and explain (with references to peer-reviewed scientific research) why Tyndall's radiative forcing experiments of 1859 and all the climate science that has followed has been proven invalid.
You must read different scientific papers from me.
I could pretty reliably crash Firefox 3.0 by using the GMail Notifier statusbar icon to open GMail in a new tab, then closing that tab and doing something else in the other tab.
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KB2775511 has substantially reduced the CPU load and improved file-sharing performance on one of our heavily-used Windows 2008 R2 file servers.
Microsoft recommends that it be applied to both servers and workstations.
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askpfeplat/archive/2013/03/12/slow-boot-slow-login-sbsl-hotfix-rollup-for-windows-7-and-server-2008-r2-available-today.aspx
But there may be problems with it under some circumstances:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/winsdk/archive/2013/05/13/roll-up-update-kb-2775511-reports-with-smb-2-0-data-truncation.aspx
If they really want people to 'upgrade' from XP, shouldn't they make an in-place upgrade possible?
So the question we each need to ask, on behalf of ourselves and our employers, is how long will it take to transition my/our setup to IPV6?
If the answer is greater than 2 years, it would be prudent to start doing something about it now.
There's FirefoxADM: http://ick2.wordpress.com/
This stuff really needs to be in the core of Firefox for it to gain corporate users.
And good riddance to them too. Thanks for encouraging us all
about:config
network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris
Yup, firefox supports NTLM authentication, and has for a long time, and it works for me.
You can.... X-UA-Compatible. 10 mins on Microsoft's IE blog would have told you that....
Must check before posting next time. Rebooting a VM doesn't power down the VM.
Rebooting a host doesn't power down the VM.
The licence checking is done at VM power up, apparently.
When your core network infrastructure goes tits up your phone tends to light up like a christmas tree.
Not if it is an IP phone!
Stop reading the Mainstream Media and start reading the scientific journals.
Only 150 years worth of reading to catch up, but I'm sure you can do it and report back by noon tomorrow.
It probably necessitates it.
Buy those tuna now, closing down sale, get some while stocks last!
http://www.celsias.com/article/no-reprieve-eastern-pacific-tuna/
warming due to Solar forcing (which accounts for Martian heating) is already accounted for in terrestrial models
And only accounts for a small fraction of the observed warming.
Also, don't forget we're at a solar minimum at the moment.
http://www.ipcc.ch/
Read Scientific Assessment Report 4, and follow the trail of references within that document.
When you've read and digested, come back and explain (with references to peer-reviewed scientific research) why Tyndall's radiative forcing experiments of 1859 and all the climate science that has followed has been proven invalid.
You must read different scientific papers from me.
Me thinks this is akin to sausage making... tastes good, looks good all covered with kraut, but you don't want to know how its made...
Soylent Green!
BIND = Berkeley Internet Name Domain
Looks like it should be capitalised to me.
If you'd had selinux enabled, a
yum update bind
would have resulted in a broken setup.
Why do you think they released updated selinux policies at the same time?
MS08-037 was released on the same day, and was much loved by ZoneAlarm users :-)
Don't forget to check your named.conf on RHEL 5.x (and CentOS 5.x).
Make sure that any lines like
query-source port 53;
query-source-v6 port 53;
are commented out or deleted so that forwarded DNS queries come from random ports.
Restart BIND if necessary.
I could pretty reliably crash Firefox 3.0 by using the GMail Notifier statusbar icon to open GMail in a new tab, then closing that tab and doing something else in the other tab.
Not so with Firefox 3.0.1.
Looking good.
Easter retains its Pagan origins, being celebrated on the first Sunday following the first full moon following the vernal equinox.
The PNAS (http://www.pnas.org) are notoriously slow at getting new papers onto the web. It'll be there within a week or so.
So do I.
I fail to see how going home and restarting MY computer is going to resolve the issues on the one I'm using.
The English language has a perfectly good four-letter word which Microsoft should have used instead of "your" in that context.
THIS