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Well, after some more research, I found a plugin for Skype called video4IM. It's still in beta, but it offers 128-bit end-to-end encryption for video communication. Sounds good to me.

Still...

Hey all, it's been a while since I posted here, and it's nice to see so many familiar posters on the main page as well as a bevy of new ones! Anyway, on to brass tacks:

My question is about...

Thanks, SirDice. That worked. I'm thinking it was the pipe in combination with the ssh in my loop that killed it.

I'm having trouble using ssh to execute a remote command inside a /bin/sh script. It executes just fine once, but it stops the loop execution there:



cat /home/guest/systems | \
while read...

I actually saw something similar to this on some Discovery channel show years ago. The Air Force was working on preliminary tests for fighter pilots to control planes with their mind -- the idea...

Agreed. Meters of this sort are vague estimates at best. Not much use in my opinion.

The weakest link in the chain of security will always be human.

I concur with most here. While information security may still be in its infancy, applying for a credit card with information that is not your own boils down to simple fraud whose laws are well...

Another OS to mention when it comes to stability and security is MPE/ix. Most financial institutions STILL run much of their mission-critical applications on MPE. Personally, I can't STAND it. The...

I have absolutely no experience with it, but I hear good things about MacOSX. Not advocating...just mentioning.

It really depends on how much power you want. For an enterprise-level tool, check out the Enterprise Configuration Manager from Configuresoft. From a web-console, you can modify registry values,...

I was simply referring to his name, and perhaps the time of the PM. You could narrow things down a bit from there.

Maybe I missed something, but JUPM's privacy policy seems to only illustrate my point:



This guy is solely responsible for his own stupidity by providing information to other users freely.
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Well...(/me cracks knuckles)...with my immense legal background watching reruns of Law & Order on TNT, I think I'd be happy to go to court on that case. I think it's funny how the young-ins of this...

I can't imagine you could get into trouble for providing the university with something this ninny gave to you freely.

Thanks Ghost_25_inf and rapier57. Your replies were very helpful!

While poking through the registry the other day, I found that there is a 20 character "productID" under the CurrentVersion key for HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows. Obviously, this isn't the key used...

Hmm...since no one else mentioned it, if you're using some nixish OS, try this:



$ import -window filename.jpg

I'm always surprised that Ares doesn't make lists like this. It's been my old standby for a few years now.

Sweet! Thanks for all the good info!

Thanks for the advice everyone. My company recommends either focusing on the MCSE 2003 track or the MCDBA track (our main product uses MSSQL server as a backend). It looks like to get my MCDBA I...

I recently just changed jobs from a large UNIX IT department to the support staff of a small MS admin/security software development firm. While I've been able to keep up alright with the MS stuff, I...

Just an observation from an Opera user: you may want to re-think how your grass background repeats. The pattern is pretty noticeable. Otherwise, looking good! I love the comments.

You hit it on the head. Practice. That's the best way to improve. Don't try to think of something just to program, think of something that interests you. Do you like network apps? Try writing an...

Good to know I guessed right. :bigsmile: