Mini vacation :-)

Don't slaughter the cash cow that lays golden eggs, All...! The caretaker's hard drive died on his computer. She bought a Seagate Barracuda 40 GB (!). Naturally, I started using Windows on this new screw put. Of course, I set the jumper to 32 gig, everything is as it should be. Autodetection says that you have a screw... 8 gigabytes. 16383 cylinders and nothing more. That's how I installed it :-) . Works! She wasn’t even particularly upset that she bought the product, used at 1/5 of the real power for the same money :). Although otherwise, I probably would have had to search through advertisements somehow in Fido ;-) screw for 8 gigabytes of rubles for 500 ;-) . What should I do?... Pentium 133, AMI BIOS xs. Previous Windows there was a core on the 1-gigabit screw. Now at least 8 times more :-). The security guard on the Pentium 166 has the same evil fish for everything honest 32 gigs out of 40 were delivered with a bang. But he bought the modem Züchel internal (model seems to be "Omni 56K PCI"); during installation _it_ said it wanted at least 200 MHz and definitely MMX. And at the market a man selling modems swore assured that the internal PCI Züheli are all hardware, not win. How so? And the price of the modem is the same as that of an external Acorp. We've arrived. I wonder what our security guard will do it with that guy :-). And I also gave him from my supplies From spare parts for the computer class I got a sound box "SST 1869" (something like ESS 1869). Windows 98 itself found drivers,I installed it and happily hit the blue screen :-))). Rearranged the driver to the one that came with the card, 1996. Winda spoke out, that you installed an older driver, and... it worked fine :-))). The security guard immediately bought active speakers and a bunch of CDs with films. The most interesting thing is that almost everything went well, since the video in his The car turned out to be AGP, which is actually almost a masterpiece for such equipment. Now his dream is to increase the RAM to 64 Mb, since some films and _favorite_ _map of Moscow_ (there is such a thing: a map combined with a database of all legal entities) you need at least this amount. For now we have to use MTS's MoM :). And in the class, one student pressed the Sleep button on the keyboard. Piggy went into the blue screen and... did not return. I pulled it out with recovery console from a disk with English XP ;-) . Useful and fixboot and chkdsk, but in the end it got up. I had to remove the buttons Power, Sleep and Wake from all keyboards: no source of problem - no problem ;-) . In general, of course, it was necessary to manage to drop XP one button :-) . Meanwhile, the mini-vacations between holidays are over :) . It’s good that I put all the patches on time, otherwise it’s Sasser I would have to destroy it :). The author writes a worm, under which patches have been created, and yet a large-scale epidemic begins! No, this is not carelessness among users in the world.This is a stupid world, a vicious concept, an ugly embodiment. What will happen when the machine generation changes and 64-bit versions arrive? systems? Are the admins at least ready for something new? How much longer in stock? Nasty job. By the time you master the system, it is already outdated. Constant stress from waiting for something new and always being unprepared psychologically accept it. Crazy frequency of updates an interval of some insignificant months. And with all this it turns out, that from somewhere there is some knowledge that can still be transferred students! Yes, every day I explain something to students and am amazed I see that I am really giving something! Although, logically, any "average" the student should have known everything and even more long ago. They are not afraid of the new. They are interested in it, they are looking for it themselves! I no longer understand myself. It seems to me that I should have fallen behind _forever_ long ago. However I just beat Sasser. This is small, insignificant, Chaynikovsky, but - victory. The world did not get ahead of him and is now drowning again in the global epidemics, having stepped on the same rake. And I get paid decently. By standards public education, of course. But the race continues. An idiot's dream: build on your existing knowledge until retirement. Work and not know worries about your own studies. The most unpleasant thing in everyday life is everything is new. The best news is no news. supports me in thismy color TV, which has already counted down almost a quarter of a century. True, then what is now shown on it goes beyond this framework. But you can just watch good old Soviet films. Supports refrigerator, purring peacefully in the corner for thirty-six years. More grandma's furniture There is no better one and there never will be. Even jeans are easier to mend, rather than go out and buy new ones. I can wear the pants I wore in 8 class. I haven't grown or changed my build. And jeans are always in fashion and always jeans. I can buy a new TV on my first payday and then will remain. I can go to the market and dress head to toe in Chinese consumer goods. But I don't want to. Only one computer stands out from this symphonies of stability and the appearance of peace. The British are right in their conservatism. And computer science lives according to the American mentality. The language is the same, but the rhythm is different. I hate it. We probably need to change jobs. Cinemas are now reopening. I'm dusting off my old projectionist diploma. And I'll die of sadness without my boys. Damn... Long live Spectrum! With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

Hello, Wladimir! 10 May 04 00:18, Wladimir Bulchukey -> All: WB> and necessarily MMX. And at the market, a man selling modems swore WB> assured that the internal PCI Züheli are all hardware, not win. 56 omni pci is a rare crap. the .305 has one. WB> from spare parts for the computer class I got a sound box "SST WB> 1869" (something like ESS 1869). Windows 98 found itself WB> drivers, installed them and happily hit the blue screen :-))). Rearranged WB> driver for the one that came with the card, 1996. Windows sound drivers have problems with IRQ. In general, I remember the last branded driver was from November 1998. WB> Now his dream is to increase RAM to 64 Mb, But I want 1.5GB, but I can’t find another Hynix line SDRAM 512 marked 4 in 3 digits from the end (meaning one bank)... WB> And in the class one student pressed the Sleep button on the keyboard. WB> Hryusha went into the blue screen and... did not return. I pulled it out with the help WB> recovery console from a disk with English XP ;-) . Useful WB> and fixboot and chkdsk, but in the end it got up. Had to confiscate WB> Power, Sleep and Wake buttons from all keyboards: no source of problem WB> - no problem ;-) . Is there any way to disable support for these buttons in Windows settings? Best regards, Evgeniy.

WB> What should I do?... Pentium 133, AMI BIOS xs. Previous Windows WB> there was a core on the 1-GB screw. Now at least 8 times more :-). The firmware is just being released due to support for new screws - try it search. I have an LS 5VP3 motherboard and I can give you a 233 proc for it, all together for 300 rubles with delivery to the metro. Well, all sorts of video power supplies and memory are also available. KIA

*Hello, Wlodek!* Catch my ideas about the subject “Mini-vacation :-)”, which I talked about at 10 May 2004 your footcloth to comrade. All. WB> The caretaker's hard drive died on his computer. She bought a Seagate Barracuda [skip] WB> Damn... Long live Spectrum! Exactly. /That’s all, Wlodek, you can scroll further.../

Don't slaughter the cash cow that lays golden eggs, Eugene...! 10 May 04 02:23, Eugene Palenock -> Wladimir Bulchukey: EP> Is there any way to disable support for these buttons in Windows settings? There are 11 identical cars in the class and 3 different ones, but with the latter It’s a complete mess to figure out, the hardware is completely different, it’s on the same one the "famous" "two-headed" Radeon, remembered with an unkind word in NT-Windows echoes of Fido - they work, and okay :). Everywhere in settings stands “No action required” (by the way, you could just write “Nothing” - short and clear :) ), but they dumped just one of the “unique” ones wheelbarrows. Actually, when asked “how did this happen,” they answered that "It seems" pressed Sleep. It's easier to break the buttons :), they're still there not needed :) . With the best - Wlodek # wlblack(@)newmail.ru # http://wlodeks.narod.ru [ZX] [500:95/462@ZXNet] [2:5016 Forever] [Golyanovo] [Old Russians]

Hi Wladimir! May 10, 2004 00:18, Wladimir Bulchukey wrote to All: WB> The caretaker's hard drive on his computer died. She bought a Seagate Barracuda WB> 40-gigabyte (!). Naturally, I started using this new screw WB> put. Of course, I set the jumper to 32 gig, everything is as it should be. Why the jumper? After all, 8 gigs are not used later? WB> She wasn’t even particularly upset that she bought the product WB> used at 1/5 of the real power for the same money :). The BIOS is new and flashed. Or use the patcher from www.rom.by. That's what I did WB> and necessarily MMX. And at the market a man selling modems swore WB> assured that the internal PCI Zyuheli are all hardware, not win. How can this be? Internal USRs are hardware ones. Only now everything is cut down come across... So I doubt that it will work... It’s better to have the same acorp external WB> chkdsk, but eventually she got up. Had to confiscate WB> Power, Sleep and Wake buttons from all keyboards: no source of problem - WB> no problem ;-) . In general, of course, it was necessary to manage to lose XP WB> with one button :-) .And I remove the keys in Windows - then it simply does not respond. WB> What will happen when the machine generation changes and 64-bit ones arrive WB> systems? Are at least the admins ready for the new? Yes, everything will remain the same - Windows, patches, users/lamers, idiot accountants... WB> How much time is left? Terrible job. I like it :) Read OurBOFH :-) WB> By the time you master the system, it will already become outdated. WB> Constant stress from waiting for something new and eternal unpreparedness WB> psychologically accept it. Crazy frequency of updates WB> interval of some insignificant months. Yeah, it happened to me with win2003 server :-) WB> But the race continues. An idiot's dream: WB> work on your existing knowledge before retirement. Work and not know WB> worries about your own studies. The most unpleasant thing in everyday life is WB> everything is new. The best news is no news. I'm in this WB> supports my color TV, which has already counted down almost a quarter WB> century. True, what is now shown on it goes beyond this framework.WB> But you can just watch good old Soviet films. Supports WB> refrigerator, quietly humming in the coals for thirty-six years. More WB> Grandma's furniture, better than which there is no and never will be. Even jeans WB> it’s easier to mend than to go and buy new ones. I can wear pants WB> which I wore in the eighth grade. I haven't grown or changed my build. A WB> jeans are always in fashion and always jeans. I can buy a new TV with WB> the first paycheck and there will be more left. I can go to the market and dress to my feet WB> up to the head in Chinese consumer goods. But I don't want to. Same situation. Just try to explain this to your mom or friend... In the dark they'll hide it right away... WB> Only one computer WB> stands out from this symphony of stability and appearance of peace. English WB> are right in their conservatism. And computer science lives according to American WB> mentality. The language is the same, but the rhythm is different. I hate it. Probably need to change WB> work. Cinemas are now reopening. Shake the dust off your WB> old projectionist diploma. And I’ll die of boredom without my boys.System administrators of all countries - unite! Great job - you definitely won't get bored have to! :-) WB> Damn... Long live the Spectrum! Truly foreeva!!! Bye Wladimir!