Gil wrote:
After left licking the product keys like you see a button...
omG, the whole M$ DRM thing has gone DNA!!!
I wonder what the Windows Genuine Advantage prompt is when someone else
tries to lick *my* product keys...
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Michael J. Babcock wrote:
I want to launch whatismyip.com and scrape the ip value from that.
Mike,
With the West-Wind Internet Protocols, you could use the wwHTTP class:
oHTTP = CREATEOBJECT(wwHTTP)
lcHTML = oHTTP.HTTPGet(http://www.whatismyip.com;)
IF !EMPTY(lcHTML)
lcIP =
Michael,
There are four settings for Automatic Updates:
Automatic: Updates are downloaded automatically, and installed at the
specified time (default is 3AM)
Download: Updates are downloaded, but not installed until you say OK
Notify: You are notified that updates are available, but you must
For what it's worth, you *can* make FireFox the default browser in Vista.
Back in the day, I bought my first Pentium computer (60 Mhz, with 32MB of
RAM and a 10GB hard drive --- I thought I'd never need to buy a new computer
again). It had Windows 95 preinstalled on it. After using it for two
my first Pentium computer (60 Mhz, with 32MB of RAM and a 10GB hard drive
Actually, I think it was an 850MB hard drive.
A HUGE increase over the computer it replaced (which had a 10MB hard drive).
Ten megabytes --- I thought I'd *never* run out of disk space on that
thing... :)
Tracy Pearson wrote:
My boss just saw DevCon is announced, without much word on speakers.
Anybody have whispers of another?
The speakers I know of for DevCon are Doug Hennig, Rick Schummer, Tamor
Granor, and (*gulp*) me.
I'm assuming there will be a Southwest Fox 2007, and *hoping* for a
Garry Bettle wrote:
I'd rather have a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy.
Faster Pussycat fan, Garry?
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OT-free version of this
The Common Controls library is great. The progress bar alone is worth it
(*much* better than the MS Status Bar ActiveX control).
If you plan to use the OutlookUI, iirc it requires the CommonControls
library.
Kevin
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Michael Babcock wrote:
Developers who don't deserve to be called developers wrote shitty code and
the stakeholders simply blamed it on the Fox.
Lord knows I've written my share of shi**y code. Probably today. ;)
Kevin
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Kevin,
Check the header entry in the CSS. It is set to 110px, though the image is
only 61px.
HTH,
Kevin
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Stephen Russell wrote:
We all agree the M$'s good intentions of software working together got the
worst of worst started with a bang.
Agreed.
It seems like those days are behind us.
Better think again on that one, dude. Spyware, adware, malware, spambots,
and anything else I didn't list
Charlie Coleman wrote:
This probably won't be an issue for us until after 2010.
Then, Michael Babcock wrote:
Why 2010?
THAT'S the year we make CONTACT...
With aliens...
Who switched to Linux before open source was the best thing since sliced
bread...
It's also the year Web 3.0 will
Hi John,
Are you thinking about the Empower ISV program? For $375, you get an MSDN
Subscription.
https://empower-isv.one.microsoft.com/isv/programguide/Default.aspx
HTH,
Kevin
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Hal Kaplan wrote:
The silence is deafening.
And most welcome.
Agreed.
I'm glad to see the political ads/hatchet jobs go away for awhile. Alas,
they will return far too soon...
I'm Kevin Ragsdale, and I approved this message.
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On Tuesday, November 07, 2006 10:15 PM, Michael J. Babcock wrote:
That makes Doug the 2nd ever to get this award, right? I recall that
now M$-bashing guy from Wisconsin gdrvf but I don't know if there
were others?
I think Rick Strahl got one, too.
Kevin
Got it...
Kevin
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UPDATE @4:30pm EST: trying again. Found another problem and fixed
it,
So, do you think he is right?
I don't believe there is a culture war going on.
I believe O'Reilly is trying to sell books.
I also agree with Ed.
Ed *should* have his own TV show.
On FoxNews. ;)
Ok, maybe not on FoxNews. But, he should have his own TV show. He made more
sense in his reply
On Wednesday, October 25, 2006, Michael Madigan wrote:
You don't believe there's a culture war going on?
No I don't. I believe it's a catchy phrase for selling books and generating
ratings.
I *do* believe that extremists on both the liberal and conservative sides
are having a potentially
On Wednesday, October 25, 2006, Michael Madigan wrote:
Actually the country isn't split right down the middle.
Something like 85% of Americans believe in God. Of those
an overwhelming number are Christians.
Though I didn't say it, my split down the middle comment was more about
left vs.
... who believe America is a deeply flawed nation that needs
a fundamental overhaul.
Also, do you know who said/wrote that?
Bill No Spin O'Reilly said it, in an interview with NewsMax:
Here's a sample of what O'Reilly has to say:
The far-left smear machine is already cranked up over
Hi Patrick,
NICE job on the Southwest Fox posts! I laughed my head off at points...
I think Blogger allows you to host your own blog, but if you have IIS you
*could* post the pictures somewhere on your server. Then, in Windows Live
Writer, select Insert - Picture from Web from the menu, and
I used to work for a company that charged their clients $125/hour for any
type of support (including bugs, but that's another post).
One client in particular had a huge problem with viruses, Trojans, worms,
etc. But, they were always happy to have me come out and spend 4 hours
'cleaning' up for
Michael J. Babcock wrote:
Just remember that built into that rate is a lot of other factors too,
including the shop overhead, health insurance costs, workman's
compensation costs, other insurance costs, electricity, garbage, etc.
etc. etc. !!
Excellent point, Michael.
The old guy that
Michael,
Take a look at the following article. I also recommend you do a search on
freecreditreport.com on the MSNBC site. I remember reading a
not-too-flattering article about them recently.
http://msnbc.msn.com/id/9120681/
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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