This is not news. Anyone at anytime can write a malicious program that
will do bad things to your computer if you are stupid enough to run it
and enter the admin password. Would you stop driving after reading that
someone had driven through roadblocks and past signs that said bridge
out and
bought wife an iMac last month. bought a copy of 10.5 for her to load. she
wants to clone her drive with the 10.4.X on it before install of 10.5.
there is a recommendation of using an external firewire drive instead of an
external USB drive. I have a couple USB drives around, but do not have
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/moredone/wirelesstips.mspx
the laptop may also have a place to plug in an external antenna, which would be
an easy resolution to the problem.
I gather the built in is built in, and not removable.
At 10:06 AM 11/2/2007, you wrote:
My daughter now has a new
My back up drive is a firewire drive. What is nice with the firewire
drive is that you can boot from it in an emergency with no problems.
The USB is fine for backing up files, but if you want to make a bootable
clone of your hard drive I recommend using a Firewire drive. If you
have a
Uninstalling an re-installing doesn't fix it. Apparently the registry
code isn't removed. I guess I could run a registry cleaner in one of its
forms, but every time I do, something breaks.
There is your answer. The program's screen coordinates are stored in the
Registry. You must edit them
Over here, they have a more thorough test:
http://myvoipspeed.visualware.com/
Cicso.com has a nice essay on UDP jitter (Google UDP jitter).
This measures the consistency of the packet's speed, which is important
for streaming. Negative jitter means the packet arrived sooner than
expected,
