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Not any more, they solder them in to the new rubbish tins.

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Read a Webkit based browser which is the only type that OSS developers care to support, interestingly the same kind of attitude they bemoaned when developers targeted IE rather than their pet browser. I have lost count of the amount of security features I have had to disable to get OSS stuff to work, even optional extra encryption will happily trip up Chrome with Office 365 SSO so it is base level SSL, lucky we were running it on IIS instead of Apache so that 'all' traces of security don't have to be sacrificed.

Didn't read as well as I should have, if you can still get bios and stuff up on the screen then it is software. If so I'd suspect intel GPU drivers from Windows update. Can't trust intel drivers as far as you can throw them. If so it may need another reinstall and careful ignoring of intel gpu driver updates.

What gpu chip, there is yet another firmware stuff up with the 4400 and 4600 on several motherboards - gigabyte- which breaks audio over hdmi more often than not without very specific drivers which bring the success rate up to about three in four. I have a motherboard that is affected, neither intel nor gigabyte seem to care.

Rdp is terminal services client side component

Yes, disconnecting it and booting. If so you may be able to reflash the keyboard manually but would probably just want a new one.

Failed bios or hopefully keyboard firmware update. Try pulling the onboard keyboard connector out and boot then. Could just be locking up trying to update the keyboard firmware.

Can you not use a 32bit VM of Windows 7 as the VM, it should run 16bit aps, will be supported and will run better under virtualisation.

You need to fix file associations for those users, easiest way is to recreate the profile or run a repair install of office for each user.

Wimper... when was the last time you used a windows machine, cant remember the last blue screen I saw, drivers largely sort themselves in the current version and DNS is a completely non OS specific issue. Hard drives and ram are just as likely to mess on an Apple - especially if treated the same way a classroom pc gets treated, ie kicked and powercycled at the wall continuously -, if you don't buy junk in a PC you have equal odds of failure. Have personally had to deal with stuffed Apple Ram and hard drives on their way out along with a host of other hardware issues like stuffed mainboards and power supplies. Macs have their benefits but they are not magically immune to problems or much or even any better than an alright PC as opposed to a bargain-basement spec pc with valueram, a $20 PSU and a postage stamp sized MSI motherboard with a via chipset which is what gives PSs a bad name.

If that kind of thinking persisted throughout time we would still be an agrarian culture who drowned witches at the stake and died off at the first sign of infection. All sorts of stuff has been discovered that was banned or outlawed by the church under the auspices of the bible. Your average doctor would be killed about 100 times a week for prescribing antibiotics, we would never have got aeroplanes as god did not give us wings and we would still think the earth was the centre of the universe. Religion is malleable eventually to survive the ever present and ever successful challenges to it. I just looked up the supposed bible quote of 'God helps those who helps themselves' which seems plausible and reasonable however I discovered that it is not in the bible at all, the closest reference is in the Quran God helps those who help themselves - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia turns out the closest is the opposite which is basically sit in a cave and wait to die or for Christ to be reborn, whichever happens first: Acts 17:11 Phantom Verse: "God helps those who help themselves?" Eep, you are free to believe whatever you want but I for one will not be subscribing to learned helplessness, enough of the teachers at my schools already do that - at least with computers. Not meaning to be rude or targeting you at all but I do have strong personal opinions that conflict with that kind of view for my own personal beliefs.

If it is receiving a bounce back of the SPF broadcast it will block the port, perhaps there is something a miss in your HP core config or a dodgey device plugged in somewhere to VLAN 100 causing it to think there is a loopback on this port and to needs to be shutdown. The switches are not connected in any other way that may be allowing the SPF broadcast to bounce back? You can turn on SPF debugging on the cisco to have a look or just set debug all however this will probably cripple the switch performance wise and you will need to set the debug output to whatever method you are using to connect.

Have you run a memory tester like memtast86+ on it and after that have you updated the bios and run a full scan of the hard drive with the vendor tools. If the install is fresh it sounds like dodgey hardware.

Also here Amazon.com: Large-Keyboard Seal without F-keys: Computers & Accessories for anyone attempting to get these outside the UK - shipping is almost more expensive than the device, what do your postmen drive Veyrons?

Here is the kicker though, if God created us he also gave us the ability to learn and create so in this we are just using the gifts that he/she/it gave use and running with them, surely this is what a creator would want otherwise she/he/it would not have given us the ability unless it/he/she is a mean entity just waiting for us to fail.

Diet, stimulus, culture... They have done similar more ethical experiments on identical twins that were adopted out at birth and have recorded differenced in development to differing extents, it is not always the genes, sometimes it is being in the right place at the right time.

This is where the other side of the ethics comes in, do you consider the person as a sum of their memories or their physical form, it is this measuring stick that is in contention I think. If it is just the genetic diversity of their form in question then you can just sample them and 'fix' the problem with a few well placed tactical devices - not that I am suggesting this at all jus pushing out the moral implications - if it is a combination of the two then things get more complicated. Besides since when has any of the world done anything about the population issue other than China who took drastic steps. Morality is an interesting an malleable line depending on your view point and culture. It all depends on your value system and what you hold above all else, current life, prolonged life, a future for humanity or a harmonious balance with nature. You need to make up your mind 'what you want' and what you are willing to do to get that before you know 'who you are' Babylon 5 (TV Series 1994 - required reference since we are leaning towards morality using movies and TV as a guide.

Repli-Kate (2002) - IMDb Alien - Die Wiedergeburt (1997) - IMDb for yet more played out but relevant perspective on the topic form more sides Moon (2009) - IMDb or the remake Oblivion (2013) - IMDb Edit: obviously the edugeek lookup server is somewhere in Germany as the imdb titles are not always the English ones... All of these - well short of oblivion are decent movies though.

No need to lock the thread just pointing out that this could turn very long winded if pitting facts against feelings. Personally I see cloning as fine depending on how it is used. I would like to be able to clone individual organs and even whole people but where do you draw the line. As referenced earlier what if you could clone people to order Vier lieben dich (1996) - IMDb is another. There are all sorts of interesting moral complications if you can make and maybe own a person - that kind of thing went out of fashion at least a hundred years ago in non-illegal circles. It comes down to what the definition of a person is and what rights they are accorded The 6th Day (2000) - IMDb . If those stay the same then I don't see the problem. However it would put a crimp in the retail sales of a 'your favourite actress or actor' clones for 'personal use'.

Um, that's kind of the lack of a point, it is like a gut feeling, certainty without any factual basis. I have a feeling this could turn into the religion thread again.

Internet 'speed'. I'm from New Zealand and an unfamiliar with that term in relation to the internet.

Anything labled push or notification on this needs to be allowed: Well known TCP and UDP ports used by Apple software products Security not included - new apple tag line

Hmm maybe, this is an honest question... I think of this kind of stuff all the time so not as provoking, lots of people seemingly found the movie Her (2013) - IMDb though provoking apparently but I was non plussed as I had gone through most of the scenarios in my head already and actually found it kind of dry and limited. Does no one else think of random stuff like like this in their off hours?

gpupdate /force on the users logon is your friend, if the policy is back the way it was run this which should manually refresh the policy then just manually copy the new files back. Just make sure that the copy files to new location checkbox I not checked in the polity as that could cause issues. This should help with drive maps too if handled through gpo, if script you will need to rerun the script.