I have a user who receives excel tables embedded inn her emails. THey look fine in the email mesage but when she attempts to print them, the right side is cut off. Any suggestions?
Come to think of it, how do *these* people get SA jobs?
"SBS is a fantastic product. Rock solid, so much bang for the buck. Three of us have supported every version since 2003 across dozens of customers and have never had it fail us outside of hardware issues. One thing that Microsoft got 100% right."
It's the freaking Ubuntu of the Windows world, only... somehow, even worse.
@ChrisS aw man I feel bad for him - how many tries was that, he finally gets in and he slices his hand open. I kinda want to find his address and mail him a rescue hammer
Yes, I found a genuine OEM copy at Tveak.com for only $89.99 + free shipping. Here's the link:
http://www.tveak.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=559_568&products_id=80852&zenid=47b8e0431ffb7e28f61a7fecf8eb7d01
I realize that at some future point (that can only be speculated) regional IPv4 address's will inevitably run out. I agree IPv6 has some serious user disadvantages. The issue of NAT is extremely important as it does inherently provide security,redundancy,privacy and allows users to connect almost...
You can only perform 6 searches within a 60 second window, please wait a moment and try again. Well lick my matted kitteh fur and choke on the split ends.
> You are kind of correct. Serverfault is for professional system administrators and as such we expect a certain level of competence. At this time you fall below that line and we'll find it difficult to help you as you don't even have the basics. What you really need is education not an Q&A site.
/etc/network/interfaces is a regular file, not a directory. That's why you can't cd to it.
Edit the /etc/network/interfaces file with your favorite text editor. For example:
sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
The configuration lines given to be added to /etc/network/interfaces are not simply ...
This will probably end up getting a downvote for not being "clear" enough.
@Iain So true, that's remember me off when I was jumping around everytime, and everytime was flooring the road xD, well now got some backbone so not making the same mistake, still learn by jumping through
FFS I BLOODY HATE WHEN MY COWORKER PUT CRAP IN MY WORK! -__- juste spent 2h trying to find out why my test server wasn't working anymore... found out, one of my coworker try a shit on it, and let it bug like crazy because I quote "Well, it's not my serv', and I don't give a crap because now I now my script won't work"...
bloody bastard... I dream of being like the bofh sometime!
@Anarko_Bizounours If it's not his server, he shouldn't expect any of his stuff to have a lifetime of more than 30 minutes on it. 17,47 * * * * rm -rf /home/coworker/*
Hrm. "Mal/Generic S".. This I think is the Sophos equivalent of "Ooh, his eyes are a bit close together and he might be foreign. I don't trust foreigns."
stardock has something that brings it back. we tried it here - works well - but you shouldn't have to. its not the right answer
i just don't get it. windows 7 had what, 5-7 different version? make this one with metro (or what ever the f' its being called) for tablets and bring back the traditional desktop for desktops. apple does it just fine. it works. copy that
2 os's, based on the same core, but different UI's for different purposes
so heres a nice little boost for my small startup...
a dental product manufacture wanted to host an event; show local dentists a new product their coming out with
we have quick a ton of dentists in the area. they wanted 5 to come
could only get 2 (which they came)
we had 25 students show up...
25 people, who are still in school, and even when they graduate probably can't afford the machine until 5+ years from graduation and we filled the room
(the machine is $130,000)
... was a successful night
although lesson learned: no matter how tech advanced the place your going to may be - bring your own wifi hotspot... :(
@ewwhite Does this sort of thing happen in any other sport besides long distance cycling? Not doping, or crack-downs but this persistent, dogged chasing of one particular guy years after he has retired.
@Ladadadada The doping happens in ALL sports. Lance and his contemporaries had sophisticated programs; doctors, research, etc. to make it happen. As a high-level cyclist, I care... but it's like airing dirty laundry. I don't think spectators or fans care...
I think Lance doped... but it sold bikes, got people excited about cycling, raised the profile of the sport... The benefits outweigh...
Indeed. I was reading one yesterday about how some quadriplegic paralympians break their toes just before a match because it raises their blood pressure and gives them a competitive advantage.
i think its sad. a lot of kids / people looked up to this guy. they never found him guilty of doing it and they just kept beating him until he submitted. people need someone / something to look up to. destroying something like that is just as bad if not worse than letting him get away with it
@ewwhite I'm french, and honestly, the tour de france is really our pride, but lately, with all the doping shit, it's like a witch hunt, and no one really care about who is doped, we care about seeing good effort on a beautifull competition
@ewwhite this year tour de france was beautifull, because of that
@ewwhite not really, I heard of him before, but on national channel no one speak about sport really (exept some show, but they last for 15 minutes a day, so not really long to speak about a lot)
@ewwhite This is basically what I'm thinking - I need to keep up my running, but the problem is I can't rreally run more than an hour or 6 - 8 miles without dying so that means I can't really run TO anywhere. With a bike at least I could ride out to places, which is always more fun
@Dan sorry old money - as Ed says the tech in bikes trickles down you see lots of people who have spent an amazing amount of money on a bike but who don't have the legs to back it up
Yeah. I think I merged it opposite of what you did, but I think it still worked out.... The first time I went to the "Destination" question it was blank however....But I see the answers are there now.
Woohoo! Hardware fault on SAN, no morning meeting for me!!!
... hmm, I wonder how long I can get away with creating hardware failures to avoid meetings... and how I'd go about doing that? Maybe scripted, corrupt firware updates...
Maybe I am a bit spoiled form hanging out at SO, but I have asked a question 15mins ago, and I still haven't got even a comment saying "WTF?" — might I have done something horribly wrong according to SF's local customs, or is that to be an expected waiting period?
@sbi we're a much smaller community than SO and even fewer of us actually answer questions. Your question about svn and powershell isn't going to have a particularly large set of people to draw answers from
@AaronCopley As I said, I am spoiled by SO. In the tag I usually hang out in (c++), at this time of the day, it would have to be a very rare question that doesn't have a couple of answers within 5mins.
@Iain Ah, I was afraid that the intersection of those two tags isn't really big. However, it's largely a PS question, even though svn experience might help.
@ewwhite Except for Jan Ulrich, who would earn, I think, about three of Armstrong's Tour de France titles — and still denies having been pumped full of dope.
@AaronCopley I don't take it for granted. Basically, that's why I came here asking: I was unsure whether I did something blatantly wrong and thus nobody knew how to deal with my question.
@Iain Oh. ISTR the last time I had a PS question I asked here in the chat and I was told SF is a good place to ask them.
@sbi I'm not directing that solely at you. Please don't take it that way. It's more of an observation in general. It's kind of a recurring thing for people to ask a question on the site, then promptly join the chat and try to start a live discussion about the question.
@HopelessN00b Oh. You know, being a developer, the notion of working for a living had never before crossed my mind. :)
@AaronCopley Oh, I know of those users. Over in SO's C++ room, if they are that impolite, we usually give (and announce giving) them a downvote to their question/answer. We've never seen one of those again. :) Also, I read the room's tagline before joining.
@Iain Well, if you want to migrate it, go ahead, it's fine with me, really.
fucking windows. Told me in the middle of typing a replication command for a prod change that I needed to reboot to install updates. Accepted the space bar as a go-ahead to shut down without saving anything. Fucking windows.
@Basil You get about 5 seconds to hit WinKey+R, type "shutdown -a", Enter before the shutdown prevents you from running the command to abort the shutdown.
@Iain SO being more populated makes its communities being more focused. The C++ room is called a lounge for a reason, and people will discuss just about anything there, sometimes even C++, but we have users storming in asking Python questions and advertising their Java answers. We're one of the most populated and active rooms on SO, and we've got to keep a lid on that, otherwise the room would just burst.
@Basil I am surprised. The windows update reboot notification nowadays needs Alt+Letter to be confirmed by keyboard. What program/installer did that to you? #
@Basil Here (German Windows) it needs Alt+S to be activated. Or some magic tab/left/right+space combination that in years I have never ever managed to hit.
@Basil Aborts the shutdown....sometimes, if you're quick enough. Never rely on it as a back out plan unless your shutdown is a timed shutdown, it's purely for emergencies :D
@Iain basically, I knew I could do this employing .NET (I currently earn a living by hacking C# code), but I don't know whether this is the best/canonical way to do that from PS.
@Iain I am not sure what you're after. The line in my question is almost exactly what I have in the script. The $newExternals variable contains a list of externals as per the proper svn syntax. (When I put this into an ASCII file and type it at the command line prompting svn to use the file as input, it does exactly what I'd expect it to.)
The all new /Review system is awesome. On SF we've burned through the Low Quality queue but the Close Vote queue seems stuck at 1.6k.
It appears that the size of the close vote queue is only reduced when a question is actually closed.
This means that people can do considerable ammounts of work ...
This should be actually a very obvious setup, but somehow I have missed the obvious step!
Default assumptions: FreeBSD 6.4-RELEASE-p11, Squid 2.7.STABLE9. These are not changeable, so "upgrade to the latest version" does not apply for me. FreeBSD is using ipfw (also not changeable).
Our setup w...
same thing as jail right? (meta) - as soon as you get there, kick the shit out of the biggest guy (girl) in the room so they know you can hold your own
i think its now the 1000 time this year gizmodo has redesigned their comment system. its 2012. we have javascript and jquery. We have Disqus. if you don't want the page to scroll cause 300 people made comments, load them as the page scrolls down. WTF do i have to click "view 10 replies to this" or how ever the f' it works. because as of the redesign, the commenting system still sucks asshole
Disqus took me 5 min flat including signing up for the service to implement on another site. To do it on your own its not more than 2 or 3 hours - its not complex at all
i just wrote a live search result for my website - took me less than a hour and a half with a few smokes and distractions in between today
once you have a template or example to look at, modifying and applying is no big deal...
but that i had to modify - if it found nothing, it kept the old results - so i passed another value with the total records found - if nothing, clear the list
little CSS to make it blend into the site, put my fields in, done and done
@Iain Thanks for linking me to that. That looks like Unix to me, though. Also, I now got it working using a temp file, and unless someone answers to my question with "Do it this way!" and it works right out of the box, I'm done fiddling with this.
Nobody messed with Eddie Lawson back in the day. Of course, back then those guys made big clanging sounds when they walked around. 140hp machines with frames made out of tube steel and the only way to get around the track fast was to slide the back wheel on the exits of the turns.
speaking off, thinking of trying to score tickets if Indy Car actually makes it to New Jersey next year - think that would be a really cool street track
We ust to goto the Molson Indy 500 in Toronto every year back in the day. great race. you'd spend the whole day there; hit the pavilions, by a tshirt, get some food. take a walk by the pits. sit and watch the race. awesome.
@lsiunsuex Yeah, we have the hydroplane races here on Lake Washington. I love the smell of kerosene fumes in the morning. Some of those V-12 aircraft motors powering the vintage raceboats are fucking awesome too.
GA tickets for < $100 and you can walk along the track on the inside or out and watch from wherever you want. I stood at the braking zone and 7-8 cars backfiring at once just thundered into your chest. Amazing...
have seriously considered in the past just saying f' and dropping a ton of money on a trip to monaco to see a race / spend the weekend. its a small fortune between hotel, flight / food, etc...
I hear that Monaco isn't even really a good one to go to other than the fact that the location is beautiful. May as well see the city another weekend. (And save a ton of money.)
when we ust to goto Toronto, GA was like $60 i think? people would line up at the gates at like 5am for them to open at 6 or something. grab your shit and run for corner 6 i wanna say; cause the strait away ended there and did a 120 degree turn that fit 1 car. always a crash or run off there, always
I have a user who receives excel tables embedded inn her emails. THey look fine in the email mesage but when she attempts to print them, the right side is cut off. Any suggestions?
Yes, I found a genuine OEM copy at Tveak.com for only $89.99 + free shipping. Here's the link:
http://www.tveak.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=559_568&products_id=80852&zenid=47b8e0431ffb7e28f61a7fecf8eb7d01
/etc/network/interfaces is a regular file, not a directory. That's why you can't cd to it.
Edit the /etc/network/interfaces file with your favorite text editor. For example:
sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
The configuration lines given to be added to /etc/network/interfaces are not simply ...
The all new /Review system is awesome. On SF we've burned through the Low Quality queue but the Close Vote queue seems stuck at 1.6k.
It appears that the size of the close vote queue is only reduced when a question is actually closed.
This means that people can do considerable ammounts of work ...
This should be actually a very obvious setup, but somehow I have missed the obvious step!
Default assumptions: FreeBSD 6.4-RELEASE-p11, Squid 2.7.STABLE9. These are not changeable, so "upgrade to the latest version" does not apply for me. FreeBSD is using ipfw (also not changeable).
Our setup w...
