#184 by Wizop Koasati - 7/15/2003 6:52:47 PM §orry §tatic........ I fix it. oh cool it does all fit. Thanks again for a quick fix... <img src="http://images.stardock.co
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Well actually I submitted info for all the catorgories but maybe there is a limit to how much info they could include with each user. One thing I noticed is that you can only see 1 computer in any of those pics... lots of ppl doing other things they enjoy. very neat indeed. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/ima
goodmorphing. You are an important part of this community and you belong up there right along side the others. Send one to Koasati!
#110 by Skinner Apocalypse_67 - 7/14/2003 3:06:02 PM One of my most rescent pictures can be found at Xerraire's web site. Hey Apocalypse_67 thanks for the link I enjoyed reading yours and some of the other skinners bio's. Pretty cool idea. <B
Try reinstall, then uninstall. or the email address that Hus has provided.
this is very disheartning KarmaGirl unselfishly assisted me in the past and I greatly appreciate her kindness. Please get well and I wish you a speedy recovery.
as similar as computers are to each other they really have such vast possibilities in the array of configurations, that make it very difficult to creat a program that runs a specific way on every computer regardless of drivers being used or other installed software. Elimanating all possible conflicts would require us all to use the same setup. exact same hardware exact same drivers and installed software. From time to time each of us may find we can not use certain drivers or software pr
I have been using wince and pocket pc for about 5 years now. A few years ago there was a client called jabber that had GNU roots from linux. However this client has changed focus to more of a corporate messaging system. However unfortunate that this is I believe Odigo will server this task. However at 25 bucks its not cheap in a world of free IM's http://www.ruksun.com/mobile_computing/windowsce/products/odigo_messengerforce/index.html <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/
Ditto TechCat... just avoid the drivers.
on a side note... AVOID their driver updates for devices like video cards and network cards. Instead get these from the PC OEM or manufacture of the card. Modem should be ok... after all most likely you used a MS driver in the first place.
well this is quite a conundrum. sometimes an update will cause issues with speed of your computer or repair one thing while breaking another. Should something be caused by an update you can be assured MS will release an update for the update... whew... for your part you should pay attention to any noticable changes after an update, and if something goes wrong you can uninstall it. <img src="http:/
actually it is a message board with multiple formats. Music, wallpapers everything basically. one could still peruse the site and get that info pretty easily. The Bot idea would require some pretty smart scripting I would think but certainly not impossible. Sounding stranger and stranger...
I would have to say that the email you posted above is not spam. It has been writen specifically with you in mind. It appears that one of the admins from that site like your work. You have an option to hide your email address if you so wish, that may prevent ppl from send unwanted mail on the other hand you may have the info in your readme files. the only objection I would have is that it was not p
I believe The Rated PG is refereing to the WinKey + L combination on WinXP (or alt + control + del then chose lock workstation). Locks the work station. You should note that when you lock a workstation you see the wallpaper in the back ground and the message window is skinable by WB
Well stated paxx. There is more to system security than what OS you run. TechCat this is what others including myself have been trying to put across to you about Linux. I find linux an incredibly useful OS for many reasons. <TD class="mb-
http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2003/07/02/july_2003_web_server_survey.html very current servey regarding web server usage by OS
Linux is still less exploited then server 2k. That does not make it more secure. paxx to suggest that linux is running on 85% of hosting servers is certainly hyperbole.
actually tech cat that contest was on sunday. anyway the fact I see is that most linux admins have the mind set that they are safe from any sort of hack. And tend not to do much of anything to protect their network entry points around such machines. This sort of cad mindset is what exactly is attracting the hacks. In the end its a good thing. Finally the holes will become more obvious. Just because one has not exploited the hole does not mean it does not exist. Befor
I find that the LCD monitors have a bit more room to grow. So far they don't match the sharpness of my Dual 19" trinitrons (at work) and a single 19" trinitron (at home)
BTW in this case higher percentages are not better
Information on webserver defacings today alone. you can obtain this info updated dynamically as new info rolls in. at zone-h http://www.zone-h.org Linux (82.4%) Win 2000 (8.8%) Win NT9x (2.9%) SolarisSunOS (2.9%) Unknown (2.9%) nuff said? <img src="http://i
aymarat the link at the top of the website (as long as your logged in) called "Edit Account" has options to remove yourself from the monthly news letter and also to choose whether or not the site should display new windows as "pop up" Q: why did you download at least 50 mb for a prog that does nothing but crash your pc? <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmid
http://www.zone-h.org/en/index this site monitors internet activity like attacks / hacks and defacing. some good security info can also be obtained from there.
hows this for a fairy tale! Windows NT server up for 600 days. Not one single reboot not one single log off... yes I said windows! on the other hand we also had a Novel server up for over 1000 days. both were shut down only because we moved locations. Our goal fix it while its running Thank goodness for raid 5.
I am happy to know I helped