So what's the problem? There is a market, let there be commerce. Read more
Just because it's stupid (yes, I actually agree with you more than you will ever know) doesn't mean it shouldn't be offered.
So what's the problem? There is a market, let there be commerce. Read more
Just because it's stupid (yes, I actually agree with you more than you will ever know) doesn't mean it shouldn't be offered.
first lets start by cleaning up all of the grammar/spelling mistakes. Then lets move on to content/subject matter. How on earth would a toned down Linux-based-web-only OS ever replace something worth 100 times its usability?
Please....perhaps it's time to write about video games instead.
google is okay but they are so strange in terms of launching the apps,
A radiation-proof Cisco router was sent into space today aboard an Intelsat satellite with the goal to set up military communications from space. Read more
Researchers at IBM say they have created smart software that that translates text between English and 11 other languages including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, French, Italian, Russian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Arabic.
Hosted as an internal IBM service since August 2008, n.Fluent offers a secure real-time translation tool that translates text in web pages, electronic documents, Sametime instant message chats, and provides a BlackBerry mobile translation application. Read more
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O' Very Very Ashame on Deaf 26 so stupid and called CRIME MEMBERS steal the Money for FCC and ETC.
God dont pleasure that.Why 26 disobey God's Ten Commandment by LAW!
Google's laying it all out on the table with Chrome OS. My editor posted an excellent article about Chrome OS and we're already expecting a Chrome OS update from Google. Despite the distraction of a bank robbery and shooting in our city last week, I managed to dig my paws into Chrome OS to try and really understand what Google's up to. Read more
Download Google Chrome os – with solution of Network not connected Offline login fail: http://bit.ly/7IfTSN
Thanks to Symantec for investigating this issue. I would propose other solution to this problem which might be better and/or cheaper and/or easier:
- Upgrade to IE8 (since this one is not vulnerable)
- Use other browser such as Firefox or Opera (which usually have faster bugfixes)
- Don't use Windows but switch to Mac (expensive) or Linux (free) instead
What a loser comment.. All Windows and .NET are is pure bloat that slows software to 1970s standards.
There, my standard.
I have not been able to program the tab key itself. I.e., if you type tab in the Keyboard Shortcut field it actually tabs. If one could tempo turn off tabbing in lists, one could work around it, but the system preferences panel does not support that.
Your total replies: 5 including me
Actual humans: 1
I have written the past about portable applications that Admins can carry with them.
I came across a new 'suite' of portable applications that are being touted as the Admins Swiss Army Knife, and for good reason.
The CodySafe Admin pack hosts 75 portable administrative tools into a single suite that installs onto a portable device and takes up less than 63MB of space. Within this tiny package are tools for handling all of the most common Admin tasks such as:
• Data Recovery Read more
• Password Recovery
• Disk tools
• File & FTP managers
• Network Tools
• Security
Its the price to pay for ripping of the end user, if they made it free like linux they wouldnt have this issue.
BareTail. I use it to monitor log files as they happen. It's an executable that lets me see a file just as I can with the 'tail' command in linux.
Plixer International President and CEO - Michael Patterson took time out this week to assemble the following "How-to" tutorial on configuring Cisco Flexible NetFlow for NBAR exports:
"Cisco released in October 2009 an amazing new feature that ties together Cisco's NetFlow technology with NBAR (Network Based Application Recognition). NBAR performs deep inspections of flows in order to identify the actual applications being used.
"For example, H.323, Telnet, RTP, Exchange and Skype are now all identified and exported in NetFlow. Traditionally, only the source and destination port have been exported (e.g. TCP port 80) in NetFlow v5 and v9. Flexible NetFlow improves on NetFlow v9 to make NBAR exports possible, but you've got to upgrade the IOS (view Cisco's software upgrade procedure) on a router to version 15.
"NBAR integration with NetFlow has been done with Cisco's Flexible NetFlow (FNF) technology, not traditional NetFlow, and because the configurations are a bit more involved, I've documented the commands below."
NBAR NetFlow Commands
"Type in the following NBAR NetFlow commands, but keep in mind that on Cisco routers, you've got to be in config mode:" Read more
Xerox's Also was the original GUI and you could certainly say that elements were "borrowed". It ran on machines with huge Black and White HiRes monitors.
If you are thinking that Apple's GUI (way back then) looks like an almost direct rip off, you are correct.
Microsoft's management and marketing are simply incompetent. They are more interested in the spin than making a good product. Their commercials make them look like complete morons that have no clue how to position their product.
"I could say who are all the people who report up to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer; in AD that query would take hours."
get-qaduser | where {$_.manager -eq "Steve Ballmer"}
Take hours?? More like 5 seconds. Powershell is all AD admins need to make "magic queries"!
The FBI today warned that scammers using uniquely spoofed subject lines designed to engage recipients with specific business content, are targeting US law and public relations firms with spear phishing e-mails containing malicious payloads. Read more
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