But it is still important to make clear that Robert wasn't wrong about
the paper. It should not have been included, period. That was a
mistake and needs to be acknowledged as such. There are plenty of
strong claims that can be made with sufficient evidence behind them;
we do not need to lower the
The first thing to know is whether or not OWA works over non-SSL (HTTP)
connections. Test this from the server itself. If you keep getting prompted
for credentials when browsing from the server itself, that fails after three
attempts with a 401.1, then you can try from another machine (which
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>
> That being said, the Himalayan glaciers have been retreating for 5
> decades (see the link I posted earlier) and there is evidence that the
> rate is increasing. So the original claim may not be supported well
> enough to make it into the IPCC report but it also isn't a spurious
> claim eith
The claim that Himalayan glaciers would be all gone by 2035 was not
supported by the evidence at hand. The claim should not have made it
into the IPCC report. Everyone, as far as I'm aware, agrees on that.
That being said, the Himalayan glaciers have been retreating for 5
decades (see the link I
For local connections use [local] as the server name if you chose the
default instance name on install, otherwise, use the
[computername/instance]
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 12:23 PM, Matthew Smith wrote:
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> I have my server configured with a static ip, 192.168.0.3. I can remote
> desktop to the
Of course that's the meaning of faith-based science.
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 10:43 AM, Dana wrote:
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> I did not see that in the link suppkied. But supposing you are right and I
> missed it, which is possible I gues, the nature of science is reluctance to
> make categorical statements about caus
I have my server configured with a static ip, 192.168.0.3. I can remote
desktop to the box, and connect to sql server locally via management studio.
On my new machine, the one I am remote desktopping from, I am unable to connect
via management studio. I have verified that the server is confi
On Sun, Jan 24, 2010 at 10:09 AM, Medic wrote:
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> In over 10 years of doing it this way I can count the number of times I've
> been unable to connect to my dev servers on one hand... the one that only
> has two fingers and no thumb.
So what do you do when you're on vacation in the boonies and th
>
>
> I want the visual capabilities of Dreamweaver combined with a solid code
> editor.
>
This makes me shudder.
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In over 10 years of doing it this way I can count the number of times I've
been unable to connect to my dev servers on one hand... the one that only
has two fingers and no thumb.
Heh, there is one bonus tho, for direct work, neh? Network problems!
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I did not see that in the link suppkied. But supposing you are right and I
missed it, which is possible I gues, the nature of science is reluctance to
make categorical statements about causation. If you insist on them before
taking any action, then you eliminate among other things most of modern
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