Looking for any one actively involved in IT asset Management.
I need some input on the latest and greatest software, and the most
current trends in setting up a tracking system for about 21 servers, 15
virtual servers, 500 workstations, and 180 classrooms worth of AV
equipment. I wont taint
Pardon my ignorance,but what is a Kindle?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I saw my first passenger reading on a Kindle today on the Metro.
Will this be a trend?
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I am looking for the quickest way to get up to speed on these two
programing languages, as I have become one of the victims of this
troubled economy.
I have been to a few Job fairs and every one wants Java and C++/C#
programmers with clearances. It seems the government is the only one
with
for an open source project to
join. Parallel to this a class at the local community college will
help credential you.
Do you already have a clearance?
Matthew
On May 18, 2009, at 12:07 PM, Michael Drabick wrote:
I am looking for the quickest way to get up to speed on these two
programing
I will look for a good book and get started, thanks for your offer to
help. It is greatly appreciated.
Mike
Vicky Staubly wrote:
On Mon, 18 May 2009, Michael Drabick wrote:
I am looking for the quickest way to get up to speed on these two
programing languages, as I have become one
Apparently, it is just a software change that would allow PIP on Verizon
DVR and they choose not to install it.
http://forums.verizon.com/vrzn/board/message?board.id=FiOS_TVmessage.id=1022
Verizon has a no frills box for $3 that only does channel surfing. It
will NOT give you the channel info,
Its smaller, and Sony usually has good quality sound. You won't be
using it at a party but it should provide quality sound loud enough for
an office environment.
http://www.crutchfield.com/g_10210/Boomboxes.html?c=7tp=251avf=N
Sony ZS-S2iP
S2 Sport® CD/radio boombox with iPod® dock (Black/
Dells Business line has offered the down grade ever since XP went of the
market - nice profit center - you can't get it with the home version -
only the business/ultimate versions for $99/$129 respectively.
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
This is why MS is selling a dumbed down version of 7 for
Is Obama in violation of copyright laws or the DRMA by giving content on
a video Ipod to a third party?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Hint: It is not a Zune.
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It strikes me as odd that we go to the ends of the earth to get a
perfect picture (HD, Blueray,etc.) and that the sound that goes with it
is an afterthought. Are the designers of this equipment hearing
impaired, or are they just keeping costs down??
When I think about it, the CRT set in my
Terry,
Thanks, but I know how to sort them in the individual folders. It is
when I switch back and forth between the folders that I have problems.
When you switch between folders in Seamonkey it takes you to the message
you were viewing when you left the folder. Windows Mail takes you to
When switching between folders in Windows Mail it always takes me to the
most recent message in the next folder instead of the last message I was
reading.
Is there a way to change this or am I stuck with it.
Mike
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What did you expect for $50 - Bose sound quality?? =-O
You bought a cheap unit and got what you paid for.
I like my Sansa unit, but it has no speakers.
There are plenty of reasonably priced external speakers for the iPod, or
even docking stations which are portable.
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
What about crucial.com they always seem to beat most prices - and be
careful sometimes memory has to be added in pairs.
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
The computer has two memory slots, both filled with 1 GB memory cards.
To get 3 GBs memory cost $50 additional at HP, so I reasoned that
throwing
Ion makes a turntable that plugs into the USB port, it seems like a
descent unit but I have not tried it.
I found this laypersons review of the unit.
http://www.winecommonsewer.com/the_wine_commonsewer/2008/05/ion-usb-turntab.html
If you have a nice turntable and stereo set I would get a
The Switch is powered by an external 12v transformer, if that fails and
sends 110 down the thin 12volt carrying wire that little wire will
vaporize. I would assume that 110 at high amperage would also toast a
Cat5e cable. Its not the voltage that kills its the current. I snipped
a live 110
Larry,
Vicky's first solution is where I would start. Just make sure the
distance from building to garage is less than 330feet.
Its hard wired so there is less chance of interference. Just make sure
the cable is protected so it wont get sliced. You can run a test cable
on the ground as
computers in each
cubicle... that can drag your badwidth a touch.
I don't know how that would work with VoIP.
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Then what could cause the apparent slowdown when three computers are
turned on in one room??
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I'm using 100, but the problem is not the downstream switch... it's that
it's all connected through one ethernet cable to the gigaswitch in the
closet, and it's a LOT for one port
We are moving our office location, and we will be building out a new
space. I am trying to find out if it is
1) better to run as many CAT5e/6 wires to the individual rooms plus any
extras for the future,
or
2) run one CAT5e/6 to each room and put an unmanaged switch in each room
for the
Our office is going to send 150-200 2 A4 binders to the landfill. They
are in perfect condition, used for one case that had European sized docs.
I know there are a lot of Not for Profit groups on the list, so I would
rather see some one benefit from them than pollute the environment.
Mike
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Does the DVR have any external ports to save recordings to e-sata
drives? or network computers?
Once it is on coax will any digital tuner work or do you need a Verizon Box?
Mike
Jeff Wright wrote:
Keep me informed. I'm pleased that you were able to get through
but I'm very concerned that it
generation on a large scale.
On Wed, Oct 15, 2008 at 9:43 AM, Michael Drabick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Kudos to Betty* for pointing out that this miracle electric car pollutes
just as the gas engine.
Power plants have an efficiency rating of less than 50%(except Hydro 95%,
Tidal90%)see link1
Does TIVO work with Comcast? I have two DVRs that have pretty much been
turned into recording units with mimimal TV functionality since they
moved all the channels up to the 100 plus range and required the boxes
to decode the signal.
mike
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Depends on your
*Kudos to Betty* for pointing out that this miracle electric car
pollutes just as the gas engine.
Power plants have an efficiency rating of less than 50%(except Hydro
95%, Tidal90%)see link1. Then you have transmission losses, getting the
power many miles to the end consumer (7.2% losses)see
Larry,
Suggestion 1)
Have you tried putting copies of the files from the old computer on the
new computer using the identical paths. This could solve your
permissions problem, as the program is searching for a file that it
can't find because it is in the wrong path.
A NEC Versa V/50 laptop has a disk drive that no longer works. This
machine is used as an interface with a machine that does blood tests.
The database used is DOS based and will only archive to the A:/ drive
wich is not functioning. The database is full and it is set up that the
only way you
system to run the card. I cant install any drivers without an A:\ drive
on these computers can I?
Mike
Matthew Taylor wrote:
As a work around, you could pull the hard drive and USB mount it on
another computer with a working A drive.
On Jun 19, 2008, at 12:46 PM, Michael Drabick wrote:
A NEC
She probably was given the unit as a marketing ploy. It is an empty
case so she doesn't strain he fragile arms. She gets paid millions to
carry it around.
Thats how the glitterati work. ;-)
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
http://blog.libero.it/ParisHiltonFacts/3413950.html
OK, Tom, I
Don't blame it on the operating system, I have problems when trying to
access websites that are coded for just IE. It is frustrating that some
people do not even know that they are blocking many users when they use
code specific to IE.
Mike
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Jordan, I'll try
I need to renew a couple of computers AV software currently on Norton
AV. After reading CNET's review of Norton ( it is a pig, 300MB in size
and monopolizes 258MB of memory) I was thinking of switching to
Kaspersky. Any thoughts would be appreciated. McAfee is not on my list
because it is a
, but many more positive testimonies.
www.grisoft.com
(Not a sales pitch, only a longtime satisfied customer on about ten network installations)
Michael Drabick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to renew a couple of computers AV software currently on Norton
AV. After reading CNET's review
This is where I ran into a problem with a very poor picture.
If you supply your HD LCD TV with a standard non HD signal the tuner
inside has to up-convert to the native resolution of the
TV(720p,1080i,1080p).
Better tuners do a better job of up-converting, but I have yet to find a
source that
I need recomendations for a service provider that has reliable mail
servers. I currently have an account with Toad.net, and they are
becoming a very unreliable mail service. I have e-mails that show up 5-
10 hours after they are sent (sometimes days), and when you trace the
path it is their
The webcam below seems to be on super special at Bestbuy is this a good
one or is it junk and therefore the price reduction?
Logitech usually puts out a quality product.
Logitech QuickCam Orbit MP onsale for $60(normaly $132) Iit has a wide
angle lens and will folow you as you move around.
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Save your money.
If you capture a printer port anything printed to LPT1 will go to the
printer you desire. I have done it in the past. It is easy to set up.
I found these instructions which look correct, I have not tried it.
http://support.riverdeep.net/techtips_detail.asp?id=156
This video is similar to the Mac adds but makes fun of Macs instead of
PC's. I enjoy the Mac adds so much I thought you would enjoy a good laugh.
Be forewarned there is some profanity - the f bomb a few times.
Mike
http://www.heavy.com/video/3726
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