Lucky or unluckily for me, she's semi pro. She's started earning money by
word of mouth by taking pics of kids in cilents homes. These of course we
don't keep but she still shoots a lot of pics here at home of our own kids.
On top of that, I can't throw them away even if they are of iffy
I have not visited Apple recently - are the
power buttons hard to find on the current models?
The power button on my iMac is on the back, the same white color as
the case. When I first got it I had to search a while for it.
Paula
IN/USA
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the
My son has been trying to set up a wireless network in his
homeand I've tried to help him too. We've run the set up several
times and get connected just fine but once the computers are turned
off or the top is put down and it sleeps, they can't get it to
reconnect. But they are
The power button and its indicator light on my Dell 8300 computer are on the
front panel, easily accessible. However, the light is extremely tiny and I
often find it difficult to tell if the indicator is on or not. This has
long struck me as a design flaw - make the indicator larger or
I have an Actiontec DSL modem/router set up with 128 bit WEP. For that, I just
type in a 26-digit hex key. I am now trying to connect a Netgear wireless
printer driver, but the WEP screen has four keys, the option to type in a
passphrase to generate the keys, and the option for public or
What three-finger command are you talking about? My XP Pro desktop at
home is locked but running 24/7. I merely click on my USERID icon
and enter the password. My work machine uses a CAC. Once again no
three-finger command. To power up any of these machines, including my
MBP, I depress the power
I could manage without Windows, but why not have it there, just in case?
Especially since you can. As of yet I can't put a Mac OS on my
machine, but I'd pay for it and do it if I could. It would be a good
tool to have in the box.
On 5/9/07, Thomas Philip Clouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an Actiontec DSL modem/router set up with 128 bit WEP. For that, I
just type in a 26-digit hex key. I am now trying to connect a Netgear
wireless printer driver, but the WEP screen has four keys, the option to
type in a
Oh please do underestimate me. There are plenty of things that have
not worked that I attempted.
I am not sure how this thing works, but it is a little quirky. You
must have contact with the item being soldered in order for it to heat!
I read a review, done by MSNBC I think, in which an
$45 for 10 minutes to diagnose the trash was so full the computer
could not start up. Should have charged more just for time on the
road but it was interesting to experience the incredulity I felt at
someone owning a computer and not having grasped such a basic
concept. I later
My 8400 has the little green vertical poser light which flutters when there
is HDD activity too! While it's small, it's unobtrusive. Now I have a flat
screen from iInc which has an annoyingly large blue power button that shines
in my eyes ...the world is imperfect!
-Original Message-
I was at a geek gathering this weekend. One fellow told us of a poor
soul who only used WEP to secure his wireless network and someone
cracked it and used his connection to download child porn. The upshot
was that the owner of network was sentenced to 5 years per image. The
object lesson is that
WEP has been a problem since it was created really, but recently it had
gotten worse.
Mike
On 5/9/07, MrMike6by9 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was at a geek gathering this weekend. One fellow told us of a poor
soul who only used WEP to secure his wireless network and someone
cracked it and used
At 10:51 AM -0400 5/9/07, Paula Minor wrote:
My son has been trying to set up a wireless network in his
homeand I've tried to help him too. We've run the set up
several times and get connected just fine but once the computers are
turned off or the top is put down and it sleeps, they
On 5/9/07, b_s-wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Philips/Sony Red Book standard for digital audio is AIFF, not WAV. There
are slight differences in byte order and compression for raw AIFF and
WAV files. The settings should be uncompressed 44.1KHz, 16-bit, stereo,
PCM for the original recording.
At 10:35 AM 05/09/2007 -0400, Tony B wrote
I don't know her, but in general these are often also some of the
worst photographers - taking 100 pics and keeping all 100 of them!
Of course, with digital cameras it's sometimes advisable to overshoot,
but if I can't delete 90% of the pics I take I
On Wed, 9 May 2007, MrMike6by9 wrote:
I was at a geek gathering this weekend. One fellow told us of a
poor soul who only used WEP to secure his wireless network and
someone cracked it and used his connection to download child
porn. The upshot was that the owner of network was sentenced to
5
(part 1, original was rejected as too long)
Thanks, a lot to chew over. I'm stuck for now
with my Dell Dimension 8300 PC, which was supposed to be a pretty good
computer based on the research I did and opinions I got on it when i bought
it 3-4 years ago. I don't have the Office 2007
(part 2)
One thing a computer should be good at - certainly better than a person -
is
monitoring and keeping track of things - upgrades, changes, differences in
performance today vs. 6 months ago, what should be done, when, etc. As much
as possible, it would be nice to have
True, that's why all my system logins are password protected. I access
the machines at work with a smartcard.
Yes you can set up Windows to bypass security, but is this a good idea?
--
So it goes
- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (1922-2007)
At 10:35 AM 05/09/2007 -0400, Tony B wrote
I don't know her, but in general these are often also some of the
worst photographers - taking 100 pics and keeping all 100 of them!
Of course, with digital cameras it's sometimes advisable to overshoot,
but if I can't delete 90% of the pics I take I
I've just about filled up the 60G hard drive that came on my Thinkpad. I'm
looking at upgrading to a 160G replacement but I have a couple of qualms. I
use Danz Retrospect backup software and have a complete system backup to
restore from. My plan was to install Win XP, then Retrospect, then
More on bees and cellphones: on the BBC News Hour, a discussion about
colony collapse syndrome and cellphones. One of the interviewees was
some kind of officer of Vodaphone, and he didn't think that
cellphones were involved. (Quelle surprise.)
Tomorrow (Thursday): more bees on WAMU, on the
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