I can remember when Microsoft was making the encryption for NT there was
talk that the US Government should have the decryption routines and that
they had to be approved. I do wonder how they can control millions of PC's
though. Maybe just suspect ones.
Big brother was here anyway, we just didnt
I find that unlikely. It seems rather draconian and a little
'conspiracy-like'
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Of Allen
Sent: Friday, 17 April 2009 5:56 PM
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: RE: [NF] more secure or less threats?
I
Ken Kixmoeller/fh wrote:
On Mar 10, 2009, at 12:45 PM, Pete Theisen wrote:
Michael Madigan, Bob Calco, Nicholas Geti, Ken
Kixmoeller and Stephen Wolf?
I'm trying to figure out how I got in *this* group?!?!?!?
You must've done something raaally bad in a previous life. ;cP
I don't know it was just talk maybe. I think M$ were developing C type ?
Encryption for NT at the time and the US government didn't like it and made
then share. Draconian maybe but I would not put anything past US or UK
governments these days.
Al
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Geoff Flight wrote:
I find that unlikely. It seems rather draconian and a little
'conspiracy-like'
Hi Geoff!
It does seem that way, but actually, every now and then there are those
within the government who have a them (citizens) vs us (saviors)
mentality. The recent Janet Napolitano memo is
Pete Theisen wrote:
Geoff Flight wrote:
I find that unlikely. It seems rather draconian and a little
'conspiracy-like'
Hi Geoff!
It does seem that way, but actually, every now and then there are those
within the government who have a them (citizens) vs us (saviors)
mentality. The
http://tinyurl.com/dz7a8l
review of app here.
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I like to read blogs that are truthful instead of just fluff.
http://codebetter.com/blogs/karlseguin/archive/2009/04/16/kobe-oh-dead-lord-why.aspx
A read through the comments Seems that Alan Stevens had a good post at
the bottom.
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MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
MS Visual Studio Server Explorer
VFP9SP1 free tables
Vendor is claiming the following:
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I am getting the following error wile reading the table :
The provider could not determine the Decimal value. For
Rick Schummer wrote:
Is he connecting with the old ODBC driver, or an out of date ADO, and
this
table has varbinary or new field type in it?
In addition, what version of Visual Studio and what provider is he using to
connect to the data?
I have to check but I think VS2005.
Is he using
That Auto Warning was a surprise from Online-Armor after I installed a
newer version of WinAmp
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Greetings!
It looks like Sybase has made an effort to create some tools for VFP/FP
developers. I thought it would be worth forwarding this to y'all. For me,
PostgreSQL is doing a fine job. But I am not in a position where I am
prohibited from using Open Source solutions by a client or
That's right folks, it looks like Sybase is really interested in getting
some VFP action. The link below is for a free 2 user developer version. I
have no need to use it, but may play with it just to see how it behaves.
http://marketing.ianywhere.com/forms/ADS91-2-User-vfp
Gil
From:
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 7:54 AM, Gilbert M. Hale
mrgmh...@rochester.rr.comwrote:
Greetings!
It looks like Sybase has made an effort to create some tools for VFP/FP
developers. I thought it would be worth forwarding this to y'all. For me,
PostgreSQL is doing a fine job. But I am not in a
At LA Fox this next Tuesday, our subject matter is Real World
Advantage --
discussion of converting a VFP project to Advantage DB.
Bill Anderson
Cool! I am reading some online info on it right now. Very interesting
offering, interesting in a good way...
Gil
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http://sqlserverpedia.com/blog/sql-server-management/get-the-tools-you-want-part-1/
short video on how to make it easier for managers to approve your request(s).
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Stephen Russell wrote:
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Gilbert M. Hale
mrgmh...@rochester.rr.com wrote:
I am beginning to get the feeling the Advantage Server may just be one of
those overlooked gems in the rough. I am glad I posted info I received
from
Sybase on it. I read some of their
Sorry folks, I got the ADS pricing wrong. See below for the real pricing.
Gil
From: phil.rue...@sybase.com [mailto:phil.rue...@sybase.com]
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2009 3:26 PM
To: g...@gilhale.com
Subject: Re: FW: Advantage Database and VFP
Thanks Gil, I appreciate you keeping me in
There are some folks that do not want, or are not allowed (company policy,
etc.) to use anything that is Open Source. I feel Open Source solutions are
more likely to be more secure than commercial solutions. But I have found
plenty of folks that prefer to argue that point. For me, my
Gilbert M. Hale wrote:
There are some folks that do not want, or are not allowed (company policy,
etc.) to use anything that is Open Source. I feel Open Source solutions
are
more likely to be more secure than commercial solutions. But I have found
plenty of folks that prefer to argue that
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 4:18 PM, Gilbert M. Hale
mrgmh...@rochester.rr.com wrote:
There are some folks that do not want, or are not allowed (company policy,
etc.) to use anything that is Open Source. I feel Open Source solutions are
more likely to be more secure than commercial solutions. But
http://engrishfunny.com/2009/04/17/engrish-laboretory-imad/
This is what Pete was telling us isn't it?
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Do those 4 gig problems = 1 massive table in the db, or are there a
few massive ones?
Are you truncating the log file wich is part of that 4 gig limit?
Have you made the mega tables into their own single db? I use to do
that back in the free MSDB version with 2000. That got me over that
Hmmm...didn't monkey boy (Ballmer) say that open source wasn't as
secure, or viral, or some other nonsense?
Likely so, along with other crapisms that have spewed from his mouth. I
have heard it from very otherwise in the know folks over the past few
years. And not just from sales reps for
Stephen Russell wrote:
http://engrishfunny.com/2009/04/17/engrish-laboretory-imad/
This is what Pete was telling us isn't it?
Hi Stephen!
Thanks for proving my point.
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