Stevie
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#Microsoft Struck Me Down: A Warning to Other YouTubers: http://t.co/BhGTt1dXqe via @YouTube @microsoft
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Magnetically Actuated Micro-Robots for Advanced Manipulation Applications: http://t.co/cGCRgj8jdc via @YouTube
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There is also questions on the legality of the scanners. As scanning a site without the owners permissions is technically illegal. However as it's for good intentions, the law isn't being enforced.
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Sorry for late reply. I was just checking the security of our new one, not to bypass it, just thought it might not be so secure as they claimed. It's a proxy that is cloud based. You login to Windows and the proxy is set with a .pac file from the proxy host company. This is a web link. Once that pac file is downloaded if has the rules in it that states what you have and don't have access to. If you don't get the pac file, you can't access the internet.
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RT @JaBig: Hi @demarkuslewis. You make great House Music. Thanks for your many tracks and remixes.
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FEDEX Shipping Destroys Space Battleship Yamato Model and Claims Zero Re...: http://t.co/R2c6PPnARK via @youtube
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This is what was in the hotfix notes: Issue Addressed: When a lot of (more than 70) MFPs are registered to a single manager, sometimes the manager hangs and the MFPs can’t connect to perform a new workflow. Solution: Cost Recovery was modified to include lock timers so it will abandon dead connections instead of waiting for them infinitely. This hotfix is intended for users running eCopy ShareScan 5.1, Build 5.1.20419.0 Seems to have fixed our issue but we only have 18 devices, not 70 :)
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Watch "FEDEX Shipping Destroys Space Battleship Yamato Model and Claims Zero Responsibility" on YouTube - https://t.co/Z3cOj2FJZV
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Appears it has. Their hotfix has fixed the issue.
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Thanks for reply. I need to read the manual I think cause it appears the link in IE is just to a file on their server. Sends back the filters, then you access the internet. So as far as I know, no data goes to their servers.
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This is going to sound like a noob question but I'll ask anyway. I know if you have an internal proxy you go from your PC, to the proxy to the Internet. Normally the proxy is on the DMZ for security and you're trusting no one on the internal network is sniffing the traffic. But if so, you can clearly see it. However, if you have a cloud based proxy, surely all traffic to said proxy should be going over some form of secure connection correct? Not plain old http? Because if it's going over plain old http then surely someone could sniff the traffic to the proxy? Or am I wrong? Websense cloud solution.
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"This will give them an excuse to charge roughly £800 for each device and the sucker Apple cult followers…" — Steven http://t.co/DxknHWB7cM
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Sorry haven't replied, been too busy. We ended up not following up with the WIFI Shark traces as now Nuance appeared to have semi admitted they think their new hotfix will fix the issue. Whether it does we shall see.
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Still broken.
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http://t.co/D079OQrJCt That's because we were lead to believe it was a pyramid scheme. It did seem like one.
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CS75 (Summer 2012) Lecture 0 HTTP Harvard Web Development David Malan (+...: http://t.co/i5beyXjKDr via @youtube
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Watch "Democracy 3 Developer blog video # 6 Post-release" on YouTube - https://t.co/mLRQ9Dyys0
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Looking through the Wireshark trace and googling TCP reset and how to filter it, I came back with the following and the following is when Sharescan had followen over and I was restarting the Sharescan Manager. All the MFDs are on the 10.97.7 range, the Sharescan server is the 10.97.3.96 IP http://ge.tt/658HdMv/v/0?c Don't know if this is all the MFDs suddenly sending TCP reset packets to the server.
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Evrensell Muzik's Channel; Fatoumata Diawara, Festival Au Fil des Voix 0...: http://t.co/uWtwoCNzSc via @youtube