Oh, please guys, continue fighting. This is very funny :laugh: "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

You can learn much just touching here and there :D "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

You could try this. But first I have to say that my XP is in spanish, so I will have to translate all I've found to english, which might not be the same as your XP. Go to Start menu, then to Administration Tools, then click on Local Security Directives or something like that. A window will open. Select Security options from the tree. In the list panel you will see a lot of strings with options. Look for some that says Interactive session init or something like that, it should have a Ctrl+Alt+Del appended to it. Then try setting it to disabled. Because it is negated, I think you should put there disabled, which in turn should activate the Ctrl+Alt+Del in the login screen. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

SNMP is Simple Network Management Protocol. You use it to manage networks :) I haven't used it, but many routers use it to allow configuring them remotely. You should activate only services you use, if you don't use it, remove it. You could try shutting it down and whatching if the network still works. If someone complains, it's your problem ;) "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

No, what i meant is you can use a bash script running with cron. Cron is a daemon that runs programs at specific times, depending on what you put in the conf file. Check the manpages, do a: "man cron" from the shell and you will learn how to use it. Then you only have to write a script, something like this (I don't remember the tar syntax): #!/bin/sh tar cvf backup.tar /home Then you write it to a file, say backup.sh and perhaps chmod it to o+x so you can execute it from the shell. It's been a long time since I don't use linux, so I almost forgot many commands. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

You can make your own script with bash and tar + gzip and then "cron" or "at" it. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

The suicide is cheaper :laugh: "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Ohhhh, man... it's horrible :laugh: Take a look at this: http://smarty.php.net[^] "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Ian Darling wrote: Nah, that was the previous version of the universe, and that was written in VB6 So we have a VB.NET admirer ;P "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Resuming, people have a god because they need a god. That's the existence of god, only in people's mind and heart. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Ian Darling wrote: VB.NET, because only a VB.NET Programmer could write and deploy an application system (universe.exe) in just 6 days Now I understand how we've got this f*cking world ;P "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

LunaticFringe wrote: ForumThe Soapbox - off-topic rants Subject:Re: What is up with all these God posts? Sender:LunaticFringe Date:13:12 26 Dec '03 Better run for cover, dude. Join the party!! :rolleyes:;P "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Roger Wright wrote: Unfortunately, the Framework has been recently upgraded to the .Universe 1.1 version, and we're experiencing some (temporary) technical difficulties. We apologize for the inconvenience... MGMT The creators should go back to the old MOV EAX, GOD :(( BTW, do you think god is a ASM, C, C++, VB, C# or Java programmer? "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote: Well, God is as good as anything to talk about, is it not? Whether she exists or not, you're still affected by her to some degree. I want to have sex with her :laugh: "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Check the new programming language: God++ It's like a VRML language, you can create worlds with that ;p "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Ok, you win :) I can see your faith is great, so I won't say you are wrong even if you are (which I don't know). "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Shog9 wrote: I'm pondering the tactic of leaving it to rot, and then letting earthworms take care of it. Any ideas on how to speed up the decomposing of a couch...? Send that couch to me and I will decompose it for you ;) "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Shog9 wrote: 1) You brought it up... 2) It's an interesting question... 3) It's more fun than cleaning my house (which is what i should be doing). 1) Right :-O 3) So go clean up your house, don't find excuses! :rolleyes: "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

Joel Holdsworth wrote: A: A Madman - A man who had mental problems - Difficult to believe since the things he said were so coherant and sane. Even 2000 years ago they knew what madness looked like. B: A Liar - A man who spread untruth to further his own motives - This is wierd because the stuff Jesus was preaching was of the high moral quality - he simply did not act like a bad man! In fact he never lied at all (if you believe he wasn't lieng about his deity) nor did he cheat, steal, hate... etc. etc. to any of the people around him, or any of the other sins talked about in the OT. C: He was who he said he was the sone of God - Makes the most sense if you can believe it. A: yes sure, you think is coherent that someone tells you that he will resurrect? So we can say that there are a lot of insane people that are sane because they say they can resurrect. A contradiction. B: How do you know he didn't cheat or hate? C: well, it's all about faith, i guess. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.

I think it was a well sustained lie, so well sustained that it became the most powerful religion in the world. "semper aliquid haeret", Bacon. -- Sebastián.