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I saw an ad for one of those recently that cause me to pause. It does really look nice. I like the display port because the right $10 dongle will get you VGA VDI or HDMI. And I think display port is license free.

I have my iCrap set to autowipe with too many login attempts. And I don't hand my phone to too many people. Almost all of the data is sync'd off on a continual basis so I'm not too worked about losing stuff. I just don't want others to get to it.

I would use crashplan to do this.

We are 70% XP thin client, 20% XP desktop, and 10% W7. Almost no real processing happens locally, nearly all terminal server. 600 users.

Ntpasswd still works just fine for resetting the password up through 2008 64 if that meets your requirements.

What a mess. Does the owner have a pet monkey?

Malfeasant.

I watched a couple documentaries last week on this race and la mans. In 2011 about 1/3 of the course was still dirt and gravel. In 2012 the course was fully paved and the only winner since 2005, and the only racer to ever break 10 min, changed divisions. With all the weather, rogue...

To be clear, you don't have to have a blank password to enable auto login.

Is it just a matter of providing the documents? What about utilizing email or google drive?

What kind of restrictions do you have for #3? Honestly, iis7 is really easy to administrate. You just create a local user, create a folder for them and you're done. You could probably even give the admins a simpler, scripted interface. Users type FTP:// into windows explorer as a client...

You should be able to back up the entire site this way. Just visit every link and then sort by last accesed. http://www.wikihow.com/Save-Flash-Animation-from-Website Drag the swf files to a browser window to view. The backup won't work exactly like the website but you'll have a backup.

I'm not sure it helps but the domain name contact is I believe Benjamin Gröhbiel of http://www.webon.ch/ according to a link from the original page to http://www.onesimo.ch/de/impressum. whois: This information is subject to an Acceptable Use Policy. See http://www.nic.ch/terms/aup.html...

Well what do you know: DipYourCar. There are a coupleof pieces I'm going to try to dip but I hadn't thought about a whole car.

You should be able to find a cheaper paint job than $4.5k. Under $1k for a car that old last I looked. You don't want the paint job to outlast the car.

Since the domain is registered to the foundation, the registrar will usually transfer ownership after recieving the request on company letterhead if it comes to that. paugie, do you know a b.groehbie... http://iwhois.webnic.cc/cgi/whois_captcha.cgi Whois lookup for onesimo.ph. Domain...

Remote support tools have become popular for a reason. I have only ever seen one copy of Windows 8. I got it for Christmas and it is still in the box in the office.

I have 15 or so domains and sub domains I need to modify with a minimum of 5 records each. It looks like I'm going to be able to get everything switched over with a combination of pre-built files and dnscmd.exe to update the serial number. Now if I could just speed up the record keeping portion...

He's talking about between desktop and phone/other.

Google "AOL tech support" there are plenty of sites both in the main search body and side bar that are willing to help you with your AOL problems that are not AOL themselves. If you didn't notice the "ads related to" section that is.

The phone company would have a record of what number she dialed and she shouldn't have to wait on her phone bill to get it.

The theory is that if you can get your RPMs up and maintain a good spin then you will be relying more on slow twitch muscles and less on fast twitch power muscles at the sacifice of heart rate. Though its a moot point if it causes your legs to fall asleep.

I can define how quickly my DNS changes propogate to the world with the SOA record; but I can not control how quickly a registrar makes changes. Plus it is a manual process. I currently have the primary DNS server at DR with secondary DNS services provided by my circuit provider. I have a system...

Two what? Is two bigger or smaller than before?

I am looing for a tool to help me with my external DNS administration and reconciliation between HQ and DR. At HQ my domain names are associated with the IP block at HQ but in a disaster the servers will migrate to the colo and domain names need to be reassociated with the IP block down at DR...

Solarwinds. Before that we used What's Up Gold. Solarwinds is very powerful, WUG is fairly cheap.

I forget, what's the drawback to RasPi or Roku?

I've just started trying to get Plex working again. I would think there would be a process to do all the heavy lifting on the server side so the client can be light. And be able to schedule your server side processing such that you don't need it done "right now" and don't need as big a processor.

Is a light you can see a quarter mile away not blinding to drivers tens of feet away?

Haha, no rest for mail miscreants! Outlook can attach to

I had to check F1 because I never use the key, it opens help in 2010. Different individuals regularly use different small subsets of the total number of tools available and rarely use the rest. It was painful and slow to switch to O2010 from 2003 but once I had adjusted it was fine and made...

Do you think it overheated?

How many out of how many CPU sockets are filled?

My thought was that it may have been difficult enough for MS to cull the pirate or otherwise illegitimate users of Technet from the legitimate users that it was not worth it. Once the last subscription runs out they can depreciate the service in a wholesale but controlled way. Non paying users...

Technically the keys are not legal once the sub expires. I suspect it will be either very easy or very hard to disable those keys. If they choose to disable I guess they would only disable update ability like they did with XP.

What are they replacing it with?

Congrats!

What has been your failure mode?

You think the crashplan Linux client is fiddly but you are a-ok with running Linux ZFS and FreeNAS? :)

I'll run crashplan headless on the storage box and send my backups from the laptops to the storage box. Or I'll run the mobile clients normally and run the headless client as a local crashplan copy.

In my case I'm using it as a collector for files going to crashplan. I may not even run raid on it.

Very cool. And cheap! Any idea the minimum class of ram acceptable? Vendors are only showing me what's available which I'm assuming is overkill.

I have an Athlon 1700 I'm going to start with. I'm sure it will have adequate power but the heat, electric efficiency, and fan noise are sure to get under my skin at some point.

I'm slowly thinking my way through similar solutions except with all sporadically mobile laptops.

...unless your only desktop is wireless.

Any USB NAS sounds like it might fit the bill for #2.

Honestly, I like the crash plan idea. If you keep a local external drive plugged in somewhere configured to keep a copy of your crashplan backups you have local high speed access and cloud storage for redundancy.

It sounds like they dump your data to an external drive and you give them their drive back when you are done. You could do the same thing with your own external drive and configuring the client properly, IIRC. That 3.5G limit is to leave room for all the encryption overhead I bet.

I uninstalled the client recently for other reasons so I can't get more specific, but I thought this would be a good use of the buddy system they have. Is it also slow if you do this? Multiple Backup Destinations CrashPlan lets you back up to Code 42's global data centers, other...

I'm thinking I might pick up a console when the new ones come out. The kinect seemed pretty interesting. Are there plenty of interesting games for it?