SomethingToChatWith
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You might have some issues with that game on W7, but apparently theres a solution if you do. W7 all the way. Vistas been pretty great (for me anyway) but I defiently see performance boost in W7.
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Perhaps this well help?
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I have yet to use x64 OS on my machines cause 2GBs all i'm sporting. With both the beta and rc versions of W7 I was testing I would always get a blue screen. Can't be my BIOS either... worked just fine under Vista and XP. But hey, I really do value this tool and KryptosLogic does desrve something for working on such a fantastic product.
And the paid version does work on x64. Look on their website and they illustrate it in action booting a x64 bit copy of Windows 7.
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Each x.4 release is LTS, isn't it?
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Are we going to get to see this movie when its finished ? :D
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VBox for testing, no VBox when you're ready to start using it everyday.
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Episode 7x02
in Hak5
Great episode, I never heard of such an attack so its very interesting.
Only partial remedy I can think of is DHCP reservations so the server refuses to hand out those addresses to the rouge server (at least for your most important boxes), though with MAC spoofing too who could stop it short of an IDS that blocks it?
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Episode 6x25
in Hak5
Great job on the video, the commands in the terminal were actually readable. I've been waiting for BT4 final so thanks for announcing it. Sorry to hear about Matt but that doesn't mean he can't make a guest appearance like Rob does every so often. I wish him all the best in his career.
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Episode 6x21
in Hak5
For music in the cloud there's also LaLa.
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The problem with the 32 bit thing is all the computers I've been working on that come with W7 lately come with 64-bit now. Purchased a Dell desktop recently and 64-bit Windows was the only option... itts a real bummer for us that want to use it when working on ppl's computers.
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Well I use VB cause thats the language I'm most comfortable with and was taught in school. I've tried C# in the past which is practically the same but anytime I have problems I can just about instantly think of the right way to do it in VB :)
My only complaint is the .net dependency, but times are changing and .net is included in Windows releases by default now.
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Did you read post #6 or even the first post?
As a matter of fact yes. Not once did I see that both the battery AND CMOS were removed.
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Its older computers that you would need to worry about. Most Windows computers well have it now days. If you've got Windows Vista/Windows 7 its pre-included and I'm pretty sure it installs at some point in XP if you're upgrading to SP3. SourceForge used to have a project Portable .Net I think it was called. No longer available.
It shouldn't be a problem though. I would think you'd only want to access your password database on a trusted computer, which if administered by you, you could always go get .net if it isnt already installed.
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Remove the battery as well as the CMOS for a few minutes than see if it still maintains it.
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Episode 6x07
in Hak5
Great ep, and people not going on green lights? I think they think red means go now days
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You won't be able to do that if you're not logged in as an Administrator though.
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Make sure you got the latest updates/drivers. The install disc you got with the printer most likely contains outdated software. A lot of these printers (especially from HP) require you to start the installation and power on the printer at a paticular step in the setup proccess. If you can skip checking you might want to also try that if you're still having problems and than power on the printer after the software/driver for it have been successfully installed.
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Cats rule. I"ve got cat 2.0 that tells me to take breaks while working on something important for attention time.
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LoJack
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Ok, Windows Vista/Windows 7 entry plain and simple. The installer gets booted using bootmgr, so...
title Windows Setup
find --set-root /bootmgr
chainloader /bootmgr
No bootsector/mbr fun required.
If you'd perfer it though (say for cases where you got Windows already on the system), use bootsect.exe /nt60 to install the proper bootsector.
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Episode 6x04
in Hak5
Episodes great to me. I do haft to agree though that it was hard to see the commands being typed in. You guys were obviously in a hurry this week, but still the hak5 I enjoy.
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They have disabled/removed the message service in Vista.
DARREN!!
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Can't you just disable error reporting? That would save from having to make some phone calls :)