I can empathize. Back in the day, when I had to support multiple computers, we copied all our cd-rom ISOs to a Linux file share and mounted them using a loopback. Then we shared them out using Samba. Can you mount isos as drives under Windows and set up some kind of unattended install?
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I’ve got a standard DSL package at home, it’s fast enough for email, games, etc… So to download the two episodes (about 3 hours of video) iTunes estimated it would take 24 hours. They have the leverage with the networks and the money to pull it off.
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This post by Eric Sink at the Daily WTF is a perfect example of one of the things I think is wrong with TDD. I was ashamed of myself when I wrote this, but the fact is that it allowed me to move forward and all of my unit tests pass.
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(1) Six years of code already written in VBScript (2) Needs to run on customers’ Windows and Unix servers (3) Minimize tech support costs (4) Many customers refuse to install new runtimes on their servers, either because of IT policies or out of stubborness What would be your solution?”
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I guess it’s time to start going through all that code that’s prefixed with the warning. /// Required method for Designer support - do not modify /// the contents of this method with the code editor. Has anyone else resolved these issues with the DataGridView.
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Germany: Crackdown on TOR-node operators It has also been noted that they German police were not cracking down on TOR servers just because they were TOR servers, but as surmised by myself and others that the TOR servers IP address showed up in some logs during a child porn investigation.
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So you are using a portable browser with an onion router for security. You might even have a privacy proxy set up to strip ad, web page bugs, cookies, etc… But if you are using a public WiFi hotspot, your packets are still available to whoever wants to sniff for them.
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