On Sun, 15 Jul 2001, Rich Cloutier wrote:
ME is supposed to boot faster than 98
It doesn't.
(More accurately, it can boot just as slowly as another other version of
Windows ever did.)
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On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Benjamin Scott wrote:
(More accurately, it can boot just as slowly as another other version of
Windows ever did.)
s/another/any/
(Gotta stop posting before coffee.)
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Ben Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I heard these two songs on Dr. Demento last night. I thought
some of you might enjoy reading the lyrics.
Larry
Reinstalling Windows
Author: Les Barker
http://www.compulink.co.uk/~ackroyd/
(Tune of When I'm Cleaning Windows)
I bought a new computer,
It cost two thousand pound;
But
Hartnett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone recommend any places to get C++ training?
Not a quick five days and your out, but something in depth, and located
in the south eastern part of NH.
CS719 at UNH MWF 8-9am fall semester 2001 with Dan Bergeron might do
the trick.
(you didn't ask
Sean asks:
Can anyone recommend any places to get C++ training?
Not a quick five days and your out, but something in depth, and located
in the south eastern part of NH.
Is Tyngsboro too far? BU Metro probably has courses. NEU ha them
as well but we're talking Burlington at best.
ccb
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I took a C programming course from UMass Lowell that was online. Never
had to go to the campus.
http://129.63.119.30/csce/fall01cybersearch_record.cfm
There are two C++ classes. 90.268-31 and 90.368-32
-Mark
Hartnett wrote:
Can anyone recommend any places to get C++ training?
Not a quick
Thanks Ken and Jeffry for answering my question.
Jeffry, eximconfig.. baby simple.. worked in 2 seconds..
THANKS!
J.
(and On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Jeffry Smith wrote:
Joshua S. Freeman said:
here's my dumb question: HOW do I configure my debian box to use the smtp
server running on my
Hello
There is a C++ course at Rivier College, Nashua NH
which is not a casual exercise.
The course is taught by Mihaela Sabin and
she has high standards, so you must be prepared to work ...
She is also interested in Excellence in Teaching
so you will be pleased with the experience.
--paulc
Apologies for the off topic post.
We need to replace our network switch. What we're looking for is
something that has 16 ports, height = 2U (rack mountable), manageable
(prefer ssh, but can live if it's just a serial interface), and
preferably can mirror all data to a port.
What would folks
I personally like the HP ProCurve switch series. I have also had good
success with the Intel switches.
- Marc
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Cole Tuininga wrote:
Apologies for the off topic post.
We need to replace our network switch. What we're looking for is
something that has 16 ports, height =
I second the recommendation about the ProCurve series--I've worked
with them a lot lately, and they're extremely easy to configure for just
about anything you need. (I've mainly worked with the 2512, 2400, and
1600M, but their interface is pretty much standard for the entire series)
-
BTW, at UNH, CS719/819 is taught in Java, not C++ (CS719 is an excellent
class nonetheless). For C++, I personally recommend Brian Johnson's CS415
and CS416 classes if you can take them; Brian Johnson is an excellent
teacher. Of course, that would be a two semester intro to C++. UNH also
has
On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Andrew Foulks wrote:
For C++, I personally recommend Brian Johnson's CS415 and CS416 classes
if you can take them; Brian Johnson is an excellent teacher.
I'll second that; Brian Johnson is one of the few *good* memories I have
of UNH's CS program. He has a knack for
Andrew Foulks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For C++, I personally recommend Brian Johnson's CS415
and CS416 classes if you can take them; Brian Johnson is an excellent
teacher.
Let me chime in and agree; blj is one of UNH's best instructors.
(and I know lots of people who share this opinion
Benjamin Scott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sun, 15 Jul 2001, Rich Cloutier wrote:
ME is supposed to boot faster than 98
It doesn't.
(More accurately, it can boot just as slowly as [any] other version of
Windows ever did.)
I just got a Gateway Solo 3350 notebook with Windows ME on it.
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