Another day another snooting game! The next game? Sniper Assassin 2 !! Level1 Wait for the guy to leave for work and shoot the guy sneaking under the window Level2 - Level Code Bully Shoot the guy with the do rag and then shoot the other guy with the baseball bat in the store Level3 - MANIAC Shoot the guy in the upper right window who is going through drawers Level4 - JUSTICE Shooth the guy in the middle that is not wearing glasses Level5 - LOVING WIFE Shoot the tree branch on the right... Read Full Story

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Well, I have a friend who got fired from his job.  His job forgot to obtain a company issued laptop so he asked me to fix it up for him.  Since they gave him local admin rights, I figured I would spoof up the OS a bit.  The first issue I noticed was that symantec was broken.  I found the following kB article from symantec and ran through this without any issues.  Its a bit tedious, but hell, its worth it! To remove Symantec AntiVirus from the registry On the Windows taskbar, click Start... Read Full Story

DISCLAIMER: I am not a SQL administrator and I have not done this migration.  I have installed Rightfax on servers that had multiple SQL services on it, so this should work.  I am going to perform this procedure in the upcoming weeks so if it blows up, I’ll update the post.  1. Install SQL 2005 2. Use SQL manager (not sure of exact name. Your DB people should know) to backup rightfax database. Stop the Rightfax services before backing up the database. 3. Use SQL manager to restore rightfax... Read Full Story

Another day another game! Today’s game? One Shot! If you like sniper games, you may find this game to be a tad easy. I blew though the levels without much heartache but that could be because I love playing sniper games. Well, enough blab blab blab and on with the walkthrough! Mission 1 - shoot the guy with the baseball bat coming from the right Mission 2 - shoot the hang glider and then shoot hte guy on the rope Mission 3 - Shoot the guy in the car and he will run over everyone else... Read Full Story

Today I learned something new today.  I found a really easy place to find the service tag and other useful information for dell laptops.  If you go into the bios, it has the service tag information listed.  This worked out well for me as I had 20 laptops that I needed to inventory for a client.  It was a boring job, but made much easier after finding out this tidbit of information.  Well, thats about all I did today, what about you? Read Full Story

How many girls and cups do you want?  6 girls 4 cups, or 3 girls 7 cups?  4 girls 2 cups, or 5 girls 6 cups?  Is 7 girls 4 cups better than 4 girls 7 cups?  Is 2 girls 5 cups better than 2 girls 3 cups? Does more cups mean it’s better or more girls? 0 girls, 1 girls, 2 girls, 3 girls, 4 girls, 5 girls, 6 girls, 7 girls: does it matter how many girls? 0 cups, 1 cups, 2 cups, 3 cups, 4 cups, 5 cups, 6 cups, 7 cups: does it matter how many cups? What if they’re D cups? There we go. Share and... Read Full Story

First upgrade accuracy Second upgrade velocity Third upgrade damage - should of been second upgrade? Forth upgrade - damage Fifth upgrade - rate of fire Sixth upgrade - targeting Seventh upgrade - explosion 8th upgrade - rate of fire 9th upgrade explosion 10th upgrade - explosion 11th upgrade - explosion 12th upgrade - rate of fire 13th upgrade - rate of fire 14th upgrade - accuracy 15th upgrade - accuracy 16th upgrade - damage 17th upgrade - targeting 18th upgrade - accuracy... Read Full Story

I have a user that did shift delete from outlook.  A co-worker of mine pointed me in the right direction on how to resolve this. Open the registry. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARE\Microsoft\Exchange\Client\Options. Add a DWORD value named DumpsterAlwaysOn and set it to 1. Restart Microsoft Outlook to make the change take effect. Then from the inbox, you can go to recover deleted items from the Tools tab. Its as simple as that.  No need for expensive gimmick... Read Full Story

First of all, these computers are heavy as hell!  I needed to find the serial number for the devices and didn’t care to turn them on.  There is a method to find the number when they are on, and off. For most people, the on method would work. Go to the Open Apple next to the Finder and Select About this Mac Click on the Version build twice, and the serial will show. The Off method is a lot easier if you have multiple G5 towers that are off.  I had 12 that I needed to inventory, so the on... Read Full Story