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Originally posted by MacNStein:
Then why do others say he's a coward? Why won't he release his FULL record?
You could probably take anyone who served in Vie…
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Originally posted by zachs:
You could probably take anyone who served in Vietnam, and find people who would call them cowards. Personal grudges, perhaps?
And whi…
"John Kerry's Purple Hearts
Purple Heart Number One:
The Boston Globe - June 6, 2003 -- Kerry experienced his first intense combat action on Dec. 2, 1968, when he "semi-volunteer…
Why does this conversation eerily remind me of one we had a couple months ago about a certain Republican candidate for president... Interesting how the roles have changed.
I say …
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Originally posted by MacNStein:
I dunno which parts, he hasn't released them. We simply know they exist, he's the one hiding them. And yeah, I don't care whose re…
I'm beginning to wonder if the DNC is even gonna give Kerry the nomination.
They haven't yet.
Looks like I might be right after all.
Hope you folks like Gephardt.
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Originally posted by BlackGriffen:
If that's the whole story, it sounds like the conservative attack dogs got suckered right into a trap.
Is Tim Russert a co…
Honestly, from outside the U.S. it looks PATHETIC to tear this man into the mud. Bush's personal war record is a joke compared to Kerry's, this contest can't work as Bush campaign …
Hey
so here's a paranoid question for you ... Can my boss/network admin see what I'm downloading at work?
I have my own laptop which I take with me each day, so whatever I have…
Short answer: yes.
Long answer: there's so much information flying in and out of your company's network that it's virtually impossible to track all of it all of the time. It's muc…
What dreilly1 said.
Most likely, while all the network traffic is logged somewhere, no one is 'watching' it on a daily basis. But if there's a sign of trouble, or threat of a laws…
If they installed some spy/monitoring software on your laptop when you weren't looking then they could see your screen or keys that you typed.
I think it's most likely they have n…
damn! No more fast downloads for me then I guess.
Thanks for the info guys. I'm in a very small office so I guess it wouldn't be hard to trace who downloaded what .. but is ther…
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Originally posted by HippyShoes:
damn! No more fast downloads for me then I guess.
Thanks for the info guys. I'm in a very small office so I guess it wouldn't …
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Originally posted by dreilly1:
But a small office probably doesn't have this type of software. In fact, if it's really small, nobody may really care one way or th…
Actually, it is dead simple to monitor who is downloading what, even in a small office. If the office is, for instance, connected to a broadband connecton using something as simple…
In larger corporate offices (which have high-end network equipment), every packet that crosses the network routers can be logged. Cisco is particularly popular for its NetFlow data…
To expound on what ginoledesma said, most companies are far less worried about terrorism than they are about productivity and use of corporate resources. That means that if you're…
I agree with Glenn. It also depends on the nature of your company, and how stingy your boss or network administrators can be. Network admins are tasked with ensuring that the netwo…
Hi guys,
Another question from me . So I have a NSTableView, and I am adding items to it by doing this:
[code]- (void)addSnippetid)sender
{
TagSnippet *newSnippet = [TagSnip…
for (i=0;i<[list count];i++)
if ([[newSnippet title] isEqualToString:[[list objectAtIndex:i] title]]) [self showConfirmationDialog];
you should probably also make sure the two …
If I catch a signal and let my signal handeling method deal with it it executes in a thread seperate from the main tread, right?
But what happends if a new signal is cathed before…
Hey guys,
I have been trying to figure out this undo bug I've been having recently, and thanks to FileMerge, I've found the bad code:
code:
if ([[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefa…