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<0> ive had good success with ti so far
<0> beta 1 ****ed
<1> does ie7 include some form of enhanced adm for gpo control?
<0> havent seen the ieak yet z0g
<0> fk
<2> release notes: http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx
<2> To uninstall Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview and return to Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP.....
<2> If "Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 Preview" does not exist, run %windir%\$NtUninstallie7bet2p$\spuninst\spuninst.exe. You need to have "view hidden folders" enabled.
<0> it should exist
<0> by court order!
<0> hehe
<3> digidog: Yesterday I noticed something weird on my pickguard. I thought it was a stain or something, so I started scratching it with my fingernail. Lo and behold I apparently begin ripping off one of those really thin plastic adhesive sheets that you normally find on the LED display on VCRs and ****.
<3> should I have noticed it before?
<3> and should I have ripped it off
<0> hahaha
<0> wow
<3> cause it's covering my pick guard
<0> yeah, its fine
<0> that was some sticky protective sheet
<1> Heh. I know some people who keep those sheets on their vcrs and **** for years.
<3> well dude
<3> on VCRs and ****
<4> my sysadmin buddy was hanging out with President of Standards and Poors
<3> I rip that off first thing
<2> now when you put your guitar in your pocket, it'll get all scratched up, just like those ipod nanos!
<3> Jet- hahahahha
<1> I left it on my shiny new harmon/kardon receiver for a good 4 months, then decided it was time... figured if it hasnt broken by now, **** it.
<3> see
<3> I always think of that plastic sheet
<3> as a free first cleaning
<0> its still on my mixer console led window
<2> we left it on our new digital camera, but it just makes all the images on the LCD look wierd
<1> FKnight`: agreed!
<0> and the led window has long since ****ed up
<3> I swear I play better with that **** ripped off
<3> j/k :D
<0> speaking of songs
<0> i really need to finish these lyrics
<3> "My computer is faster with this screen"
<0> need to drink a couple of beers to warm up ye ole voice
<0> anyone want a free portal server test bed to **** around with?
<1> whats that do?
<0> sharepoint portal server
<1> oh.
<1> havent gotten into sharepoint yet.
<0> im giving it to people to make their own sites
<0> its on the internet, seeing if itll get owned
<1> is that anything like webex?
<0> no
<0> its a CMS
<0> wamsps01.texasnetworks.net
<2> wam bam thank you man
<0> heh
<0> wam is our system acronym
<0> systems
<1> i was under some kinda impression it was collaboration software. we use lots of that stuff, but at the moment, its either webex, netmeeting, or some lotus product i forget its name.
<0> it is collaboration software
<0> for document
<0> s
<0> and information
<1> lotus sametime
<2> digidog: you can delegate, like a sub admin can set up their own subsite?
<0> yup
<2> nifty
<0> called site admins
<2> that'd be sooo useful for us, we could set up subsites for each customer dispute to track it
<0> everyone loves
<5> PWN! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11348777/site/newsweek/
<2> or is it not to be used that way?
<0> explain jet
<2> digidog: when we buy grain, we grade it, a lot of times a customer will dispute the grading, and we open a file
<2> there's lots of correspondence about the file
<2> emails, etc
<0> i would set up a list for that
<0> sharepoint list
<0> and alerts
<2> ah
<6> i just upgraded my hard drive from ide to sata, but now it halts on 'verifying dma pool data' right at start up...any ideas?
<0> a list can be form based and ha ve a db backend
<0> as well as approval processes and security
<7> joobies!
<2> cause BroadVision offered a portal product that offered subsite type functionality, and they sort of sold the idea as a "set up a subsite for a single dispute, track it, then close down the subsite when its resolved"
<1> trev0r: did the OS have drivers for the SATA card installed beforehand, and enabled to load at boottime?
<0> yeah, a sharepoint site is much alrger
<2> makes sense
<0> a sharepoint site is a website that can contain segregatted but like technologies
<2> okay. BV's were "smaller" and more lightweight
<0> such as doc libs, form libs, lists, discussions, areas and you use whatever taonomy for all of it
<0> taxonomy
<2> they could be created and stripped down without a lot of resources
<2> ah
<6> no, i'm doing a clean install, the drive is brand new, this message appears right when i first power on
<6> and stays there
<2> I think Sharepoint would benefit us greatly
<0> its free for wss
<8> my system process is taking up 20% cpu at any given time
<2> I've mentioned it to my manager before
<2> he gets it
<0> sps costs about 4k
<0> wss comes with windows 2003
<2> but we're not going to buy it, then go looking for a problem for it to solve
<0> you dont need to, if you use wss
<2> j,
<2> hm
<0> only thing sps gets you is enterprise search over dissimilar technologies and personal sites
<2> well, I'll keep pushing it a bit
<0> which it sounds like you dont need
<2> I've been pushing Microsoft technologies more and more
<2> .net, sharepoint
<0> good stuff, hard to train
<2> the thing is, our VP of IT ain't a huge MS fan
<0> hehe
<0> use postnuke :)
<4> my roommate is building a 3 petabyte stripe for an open source clustering software company
<2> he doesn't like being "locked in" and all that, I guess that's why we use HP, PowerBuilder and Sybase, and have for the 10 years I've worked there :)
<6> do i have to enable sata in the bios or something?
<4> 1 mount, 3 petabytes
<0> hahha jet
<9> samoa, wtf you have a roomate?'
<6> ide worked fine
<9> don't you have kids and ****
<4> FS lustra
<2> digidog: honestly, we're as locked into HP-UX and PB as we would be to MS
<0> yup
<0> lots of people are
<2> and it probably costs us more
<8> anyone know what kind of things make the system process stick around 20%, also is there anyway I can allocate more space to my pagefile to improve performance?
<2> MS would lower our TCO
<2> I'm positive it would
<0> sps isnt user friendly because it changes the way people share information
<0> it forces them to centralize, and people dont like that
<2> but, I don't have the numbers to make the arguments, plus I have a lot of inertia to overcome
<0> yeah
<8> anyone, ?
<0> NO
<2> well, we centralize on our Intranet now
<4> so far it's like 3 racks of custom built 48 drive SATA-II 700GB disks
<2> I wrote a ****ing document management system
<0> no i mean .. really centralize
<0> as in
<0> utilize your documents the same way you utilize your rdmbs systems
<8> am i in the wrong chan...dont mean to bother anyone - figured this would be the place to ask
<0> no just make pointers
<2> and as good as the doc management system I wrote is, and it is pretty good considering I built it from scratch, it still ****s
<2> digidog: ya, I'd even have trouble getting my head around that
<0> http://www.dallasnetworks.net/images/sps-pss3.gif
<0> thats an example of what our users see when they save a document
<2> actually
<8> Does allocating more space to your pagefile allow for better performance? Similar to a swap partition in linux?
<2> that's sort of how my doc management system presents information
<2> and how you manage it
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