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#25 by Frogboy - 10/3/2004 8:46:41 PM I think many of us are (myself included).I am all over the concept of not awarding any sort of merit medals to people who become popular calling their skin or theme or wallpaper "Something XP" or "Aero Thing".But that's not what we're talking about here. If subscribers are paying us X thousands of dollars per month to support the si
#9 by WOM - 10/3/2004 12:05:43 PM Skin of the month...Who picks that? Most downloads? The populatiry of the Author? The Mods? Journeyman and above? WOM, this, obviously, is responsibility of Mods. And the best skin in all means to have #1 Position in ratings, downloads, and the frequency and many other aspects like usability, compatibility, est
on recovery and wish both of you a best of luck
Great Idea..... And I have something else to: why not to have a SKIN OF THE MONTH, the perfect skin in all, and give some reward to its author????
or check https://www.stardock.com/support.asp and provide them with your email. They will send you the link to download latest build and serial key.
On Winamp.com, they have a 5-star rating system, but they have half-stars too. Maybe if WC had half stars it would even out a bit more It has already been. Just move mouse over a star anf watch carefully
Chas: I am on the same way as well. Hope I will finish soon [Message Edited]
Can any remote person apply for these posts. Like I live far far away from SD Location but I am interested in becoming Tech. Advisor / Media Reltion Laison. Can I apply???
OR the trojen horse would already be there and triggered at the same time you had installed the skin
#2 by White_Moth - 9/27/2004 7:32:10 PM Could have been a "timed release" Trojan picked up even months ago and just now revealing itself. I agree with you
Paul, it effects XP SP2. Read MS Warning.
Paxx, this technqiue is known as "cloaking", try google to findout more stuff on it.
Honeypots are a relatively new and highly dynamic technology. Because they are so dynamic, it is difficult to define just what they are. Honeypots are unique in that they are not a solution in and of themselves; they do not solve a specific security problem. Instead, they are highly flexible tools with many different information security applications. This contrasts with such technologies as firewalls and intrusion detection systems (IDSs), which are easier to define and understand as
I remember that I had gotten such email some time ago. Meanings were same but the text. The story was about A nigerian muslim who was having the same problem [Message Edited]
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AFA I think Photoshop is the bext solution
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It has been already..... but it should be on TOP Right Corener
I am with Craig and Steven, certification logo must be displayed
Wow..................