Podcast discussing many of its uses and benefits here (along with
transcript and show notes):
http://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm#129
I find Steve very hard to listen to; stuttering, run on sentences, etc.
if, if the machine is on and allow it to, to properly synchronize
and, and, and
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most people
talk that way...when not making speeches
Al wrote:
Podcast discussing many of its uses and benefits here (along with
transcript and show notes):
http://www.grc.com/securitynow.htm#129
I find Steve very hard to
At 10:06 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most
people talk that way...when not making speeches
No, Steve can be rather hard to listen to at times. And he is
sometimes factually wrong and sometimes doesn't fix the errors.
Thankfully; _most_ people don't fill in the spaces in their thoughts
with repetitive speech, at least to his degree.
Anthony Q. Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most people
talk that way...when not making speeches
Al wrote:
I've used the Marvell Yukon gigabit controllers
before. I had them on some boards from Gigabyte a
couple of years ago. I'd just whichever one Asus has
on their site. I have not heard of Alaska.
Once I had one onboard a motherboard was whose Device
ID did not match the device ids in the drivers
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 10:06 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most
people talk that way...when not making speeches
No, Steve can be rather hard to listen to at times. And he is
sometimes factually wrong and
At 10:38 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 10:06 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most
people talk that way...when not making speeches
No, Steve can be rather hard to listen to at times.
Hello Thane,
Tuesday, February 5, 2008, 9:14:38 AM, you wrote:
At 10:38 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Once one gets used to Steve's style, he is engaging, and the podcasts
are a good starting point for a people who want to learn.
Yes, people could listen to worse.
e.g. We love
Why, on 2/3 did you send a much nicer message, and then on 2/4 get nasty
with me?
DHSinclair wrote:
Ben,
I do appreciate your bold position. I even acknowledge that you have a
greater grasp on this OS business. Perhaps I am not so paranoid, but
rather I am very curious about what goes on
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 10:38 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
Thane Sherrington wrote:
At 10:06 AM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
You must have a hard time with normal conversations then...most
people talk that way...when not making speeches
No, Steve can be rather
OEM.
DHSinclair wrote:
Just rcvd 2 Intel Server Nics. They came in brown boxes w/lots of bar
codes. Made in Malaysia. Like Malaysia; good life from here from my
experience.
Is this the new 'retail' packaging?
Thanks,
Duncan
At 12:40 PM 05/02/2008, Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
I don't know who Uwe Boll is! :)
You need to watch more crappy movies. :) Bloodrayne, for
instance. But don't pay for it. :)
I don't think one can hope to learn any kind of detailed info from
his podcast unless one is already very close
Ben,
I suppose it took me 24hr of stewing on what you replied; rather than just
saying, No, I do not know how you can remove those items. Truly,
perhaps I can not remove them. Fine. I was simply asking if it is possible.
At first (2/3) I gave up to your personal label for my PC behavior.
Thanks Ben,
That's 2 votes for OEM. And, I thought so too, but this is the first time
I've seen the new OEM package. Will call Newegg shortly.
Best,
Duncan
At 11:36 02/05/2008 -0500, you wrote:
OEM.
DHSinclair wrote:
Just rcvd 2 Intel Server Nics. They came in brown boxes w/lots of bar
He tries to think and talk at the same time,
and does updates mid-sentence
Rick Glazier
From: Al
I find Steve very hard to listen to; stuttering, run on sentences, etc.
if, if the machine is on and allow it to, to properly synchronize
and, and, and
LOL, my father is just entering his 60's and is
forever asking me the same kind
of questions. He's always worried about some event in
the firewall log or the
potential to have a virus that can't be detected, yet
only uses his machine a
few hours a month. In other words he frets over the
details
LOL Uwe's so bad his either infamous for being bad or
totally unknown!
Steve has always been controversial and like some of
the geekier geeks a bit
hard to listen to without good filters on the
listeners. I dig SN even if
there is not total accuracy I think they manage to
explain some tough
Tharin O.,
OK. The last Marvell driver I could find on the Asus site, (which works
very badly here), was a v6.28. One level higher than the CD that came with
the m/b. No matter, did my research.
So far, I am fairly impressed with the Marvell nic chip. It does work and
have seen no events in
Good shot. Ouch! but more inline...
At 12:20 02/05/2008 -0800, you wrote:
LOL, my father is just entering his 60's and is forever asking me the same
kind of questions. He's always worried about some event in the firewall
log or the potential to have a virus that can't be detected, yet only
At 05:38 PM 05/02/2008, DHSinclair wrote:
Son, I understand you are irritated with your Father. One day you
will be there also.
I do google my petty little troubles before I come to this
List. Yes, I may not be properly using google, my queries may be
incorrect, and, I may not have all the
Thane,
Thank you. I sorta flamed believing YOUR reply was still true. I can deal
with zero response.
I get it a lot actually, over the years. So, I suppose I may be playing
where I should not be.. :)
Just curious. (And, I've lived with lots of cats! Only put two
down. Painful each time.)
Nor is that I what I said, geez I hate text vs. voice!
That was not meant to be
an attack or insult, just advice that I thought was
needed.
My irritation with my father have more to do with
once a question is asked
answered you don't expect to answer the same thing
again because you assume the
At 06:57 PM 05/02/2008, DHSinclair wrote:
Thane,
Thank you. I sorta flamed believing YOUR reply was still true. I can
deal with zero response.
I get it a lot actually, over the years. So, I suppose I may be
playing where I should not be.. :)
Just curious. (And, I've lived with lots of
Hello DHSinclair,
Tuesday, February 5, 2008, 4:57:16 PM, you wrote:
Thane,
Thank you. I sorta flamed believing YOUR reply was still true. I can deal
with zero response.
I get it a lot actually, over the years. So, I suppose I may be playing
where I should not be.. :)
Glad were all
At 08:21 PM 05/02/2008, Joe User wrote:
LOL, that poor guy walked into a real shark pool. May I assure
you that this list is not as restrictive, prohibitive or
backstabbing unlike other newsgroups or such as that of the Windows XP list
PMSL.
Let's NOT be like that list.
Heh heh. I just
Yeah, after I sent it, I saw that it looks like it won't be available on
MSDN and such until March and maybe April before it's on Window's Update.
I'm not sure though because I have read different things in different
places.
Bobby
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL
oH, I seriously hope not.
Just asking questions :)
Thanks JoeUser.
Best,
Duncan
At 18:21 02/05/2008 -0600, you wrote:
Hello DHSinclair,
Tuesday, February 5, 2008, 4:57:16 PM, you wrote:
Thane,
Thank you. I sorta flamed believing YOUR reply was still true. I can deal
with zero response.
JMcCraw,
Believe we may be on an even keel now that both of us have vented our spleens.
Hope so. Time will tell.
Read your answer. Understand. Not quite sure why the response is exponential.
I'll deal with that.
Firewall is my router (NAT w/SPI).
Beyond that is ESET. So far, no hits that I am
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