<r> Hey Red, I'm surprised you're still running Windows. I'd figure you would have switched to a purely linux environment.<br/> <br/> Then again, I'm running a multi platform environment myself. Although, having seen what's in store for Win8, my open source machine keeps looking more promising. <br/...

<r> Of course, the wonderful thing is that SELinux as the subsequent SEAndroid project were both developed by NSA to further secure linux for use by the US Government.<br/> <br/> You could always create the exceptions for ZoneMinder (but then again, they also promote that it runs with no issues with...

<r> Well depends on what you're running. Vista ran fine on my laptop, 512MB of RAM. I've also run it on 1 and 2GB configurations; so to each thier own.<br/> <br/> As for XP, they've extended support. Problem is, it's not so much Microsoft that pushed Vista, but Corporate Clients that kept asking Mic...

<r> In reference to the comment about memorization, I think that's why alot of certs in the industry have moved to simulation-based exams. Although this is some written or theoretical portion to it, there is also an element of hands on now present. Besides, let's say you were MSCA on NT4.... would y...

<r> As per our discussion from a few days ago, I noticed in alot of postings that SE Linux is incompatible with alot of different packages and even some file systems (ReiserFS being one of them). In the initial installation of Fedora Core 5 you can specify disabling SE Linux but if you're not watchi...

<r> See, XP and 2000 (Properly configured) ensure better security for your data. Although rudamentary in principle, NTFS and NTFS Permissions are undoubtably better than Windows 98. Fact is, if you're using Windows 2000 or XP, you're probably doing so because it either shipped with your PC, it's mor...

<r> Check that you don't have a machine running IPX somewhere on your network too.. IPX generates a notorious amount of traffic, even when you're not actually using it. <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size="85"><s>[size=85]</s>Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:...

<r> One thing I noticed is...<br/> <CODE><s>[code]</s><i> </i>process Splash   loop       Music.PlayFile ("Hyrulecastle.mp3")   end loop end Splash fork Splash [code] VS [code]   process termina   loop       Music.PlayFile ("Termina.mp3")   end loop   fork Termina [code] Try adding "end Termina" aft...

What language is the code nippet in?

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<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s> "You were refused by the proxy server"<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> It's possible that your browsers are set to use a Proxy server... Here's how to check that (under normal circumstances you shouldn't need to use a proxy server...)<br/> <br/> Firefox 1.0:<br/> Go to Tools ->Optio...

10 bucks is 10 bucks. Can't complain about that.

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<r> Sounds like the Tech configured your laptop to use the College (or University's) DNS and whatnot.<br/> <br/> Like the guys were asking, if you could post the output of an IPCONFIG /ALL that would help, but you can also try this.<br/> <br/> (Assuming you're runnign Windows 2000/XP)<br/> <br/> 1. ...

<r> Compaq does still exist, believe it or not; it's just now a wholy owned subsidiary of HP. (Heck, if it didn't, I wouldn't have a Compaq Presario R3210CA that I bought after the merger)<br/> <br/> Another driver suggestion is to browse over to the HP Canada site, click on Support and Drivers and ...

There's a reason Compaq hasn't built pc's like that in about 4 years

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<r> <IMG src="http://home.att.net/~slugbutter/evil/pureevil.jpg"><s>[img]</s><URL url="http://home.att.net/~slugbutter/evil/pureevil.jpg">http://home.att.net/~slugbutter/evil/pureevil.jpg</URL><e>[/img]</e></IMG><br/> <br/> HA! <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size="85"...

<r> Actually, Red, there's apparently some talk in the States of making insecure wifi illegal. Won't that be fun? (Besides, most people get wireless and leave it insecure because it's easier.) <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size="85"><s>[size=85]</s>Archived topic fro...

<r> Actually, did some research today.<br/> <br/> Originally, there was NCSA Mosiac. Mosiac had a licensing going where you could pay and have access to the code. A company called Spyglass released thier own version called Spyglass Mosiac which was then purchased by Microsoft to eventually emerge as...

<r> From what I've seen with IE 7 (I've used it <E>:P</E>) there are alot of improvements. <br/> <br/> What I'm saying here is not that IE is perfect, but realize something... there's a large push to stay competitve in the market and, as a software developer myself, I understand that sometimes you c...

<r> Fact of the matter is, as much as some may like <insert your favorite browser here>, IE is widely used in many environments and as a result, you have to try and stay compatible with it. For example, if I put FireFox on my laptop, it loads slowly. I keep IE on there not because it's amazing, but ...

<r> Red, question for ya....<br/> <br/> Is Hal teaching that class / How do you like Hal's teaching? <E>:P</E> <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888"><s>[color=#888888]</s><SIZE size="85"><s>[size=85]</s>Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:3951, old post ID:32368<e>[/size]</e></SIZE><e>[/color]</e...

<r> <QUOTE author="Triple6_wild"><s>[quote=Triple6_wild]</s> no offence ment by the question ... its just i always see the squirrel doing things like upgrades and posting/admin but i never see jryan around much at all  <E>:unsure:</E> <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> Alright, I'll answer the question.<br/> <...

<r> Speaking of Wal-Mart watches (totally un-related here) I have this $20 one that, should the battery die in it and I change the battery it usually kills teh actual watch. I gave up and just buy a new watch every time.<br/> <br/> <br/> (This useless bit of information brought to you by boredom!) <...

<r> Awesome compliments. I think that's the best we've heard in a long time, eh Red?<br/> (Yes, in the beginning, there was myself and Red, running of one of my old PCs, hosted out of Red's basement on an ADSL Line... wow we've come a long way)<br/> <br/> Seriously, though, it's not just myself and ...

<r> It's Been Moved!<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://www.iceteks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3905&"><s>[url=http://www.iceteks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3905&]</s>http://www.iceteks.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3905&<e>[/url]</e></URL><br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> <COLOR color="#888888">...

<r> See, now that's where I'm glad my system uses SpamAssasin as only a small part of the overall filtering. It also uses a Challenge Response system and Bayesian Filtering (For those that don't know, Bayesian filters basically are like a learning filtering system. They look for characteristics of s...