They have to after years and years of hunting American's has filled jails with
more people than any other country on the planet!
None can pass the credit requirements, therefore proving the Government has
failed to provide safety and justice to taxpayers?
So, instantly a whole new "clean" Matr
I have done various implementa6tions from FC and Fedora to CentOs and RHEL and
back.
Packages can be vastly different since Fedora Core and Fedora are cutting edge
type innovations (not necessarily secure, etc.) Depending on the use of the
system, one must be very cautious, for isntance SSL (
Have you turned off Remote Registry Editing?
How about ICS? Are you allowing Internet Connection Sharing?
Do you have ports 137-139, 445, ms-terminal and RDP closed or filtered on your
router (or Firewall)?
Did you leave on Remote Debugging?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb38583
There aren't very many differences between CentOS and RHEL except for RedHat
custom administration scripts (system-config-*). Instead of up2date, there is
"yum". For all purposes, it IS RHEL, minus the support contracts. Where I
work, we use CentOS on 85% of our systems, the remaining 15% or
So here's the dealio.
As many of you know, I happen to attend an online high school. This
allows a great deal of flexibility. When I'm vacationing somewhere, I
can just SSH back home and access all my files. I can get a
half-finished paper from my desktop, work on it some more, and turn it in.
smbmount can mount Samba shares from the command line. The command
itself gives quite a bit of help and then, of course, there is the man
page.
If your friend is strictly in a command line environment (no X
running) then there isn't any way to view graphics files.
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Jon M. Hanson (N7ZVJ)
W
From: "Jon M. Hanson"
> smbmount can mount Samba shares from the command line. The command
> itself gives quite a bit of help and then, of course, there is the man
> page.
"mount -t smbfs -o username=USER,workgroup=DOMAIN,password=PASS
//BORG/SHARE /mnt/somewhere" will mount an SMB share call
Hey Tuna! [Award winning HackFester!]
There are two options for command line shares access:
1) smbclient:
smbclient //ip-address//e$ -U ntusername
2) cifs mount
mkdir -p /mnt/test
mount -t cifs //server-ip/share username=monk,password=secreat /mnt/test
cd /mnt/test
mount.cifs //192.168.1.6/ss
On Wed, 2009-01-14 at 15:40 +, Lisa Kachold wrote:
> Hey Tuna! [Award winning HackFester!]
>
> There are two options for command line shares access:
>
> 1) smbclient:
>
> smbclient //ip-address//e$ -U ntusername
>
> 2) cifs mount
>
> mkdir -p /mnt/test
> mount -t cifs //server-ip/share us
True Win7 + Vista II
I downloaded it too, by the way, there are only 5 different beta keys, if
anyone needs one.
Getting useful info out of it, is like pulling teeth. I'll keep my windows
XP for now.
My nick name for Windows 7 is Seven of Nine.
Maybe version 9 will be worth getting LOL
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Ok ok, I know this isn't a PLUG issue, hence its OTness...
I am trying to set up a bluetooth subnet between a few boxen, a windows pc,
windows laptop and linux laptop.
The only software I can find for windows for bluetooth support is BlueSoliel
which was bundled with my bluetooth dongles (generic
So many awesome answers and tips. Thanks guys!
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On Wed, 2009-01-14 at 14:56 -0700, Ryan Rix wrote:
> Ok ok, I know this isn't a PLUG issue, hence its OTness...
>
> I am trying to set up a bluetooth subnet between a few boxen, a
> windows pc, windows laptop and linux laptop.
>
> The only software I can find for windows for bluetooth support is
moin moin,
I went to a faculty meeting last night and one of the faculty got up to
talk about his law and the Internet class.
During his announcement Creative Commons came up. A couple of other things
were mentioned that would give those of us in favor of Free Software
encouragement.
Then, lo an
The Wikimedia Foundation is seeking for passionate candidates who wish
to join the Wikipedia Usability Initiative. Realized by a grant from
the Stanton Foundation, the goal of this initiative is to measurably
increase the usability of Wikipedia for new contributors by improving
the underlyin
I took Ed's class a while back and I'd say it was one of the most difficult
classes I've ever had; though I learned a lot! Since then I've applied what
I learned there many times (the law can be a great tool!).
--
JD Austin
Twin Geckos Technology Services LLC
j...@twingeckos.com
480.288.8195x201
And your point? The application deadlines were in January and August 2008.
Mark
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 8:01 PM, Lisa Kachold wrote:
>
> The Wikimedia Foundation is seeking for passionate candidates who wish
> to join the Wikipedia Usability Initiative. Realized by a grant from
> the Stanton Fo
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