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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:36pm "kpg" blathered: > I was gone for two weeks once and OMG - there was like > 10,000 posts. well, there ws a lot. > > Can you image what TGP is going though now? > > I bet he has to stay up 'till 4AM just trying > to make a dent in the back log. Are you insane man!!!!! Oh fusk, that's the hardest I've laughed all week. Oh my ghod it hurts!!! As soon as I got Xnews up and running, the first thing I ran was a "Catchup and kill Xpost." I may be suicidal but I ain't stoopid! Hang on, I think the neighbors are at the door. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I'll 'ave one slice of strawberry tart with not so much rat in it. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178537
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    - Re: [ot] I'm sorry... On Nov 17, 2005 at 2:38pm "JaR" blathered: > http://replacement-software.co.uk/vfp/Christmas.jpg You'll shoot you eye out kid. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com hAS ANYONE SEEN MY cAPSLOCK KEY? Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178536
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:26pm "JaR" blathered: > In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Microcephalic S. Bob spewed across > the ether: > >>> Do I have to? >> >> If you don't want to be known as someone that is an unhelpful rabble >> rouser, you'd damn well better, you, you, you unhelpful rabble rouser! > > This is not my final word on the matter, either. STOP!!! It hurts. It really hurts. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com PCMCIA: People Can't Memorise Computer Industry Acronyms Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178535
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    - Re: 70-290 Study Guide On Nov 17, 2005 at 7:42pm "LRM" blathered: > The Help and Support center on your W2k3 test machine is a really good > study guide. You mean I need a *gasp* "test machine"? -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com 'Tis better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178534
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    - Re: virtual labs On Nov 17, 2005 at 8:16am "Jack" blathered: > Thanks, but I cant see a button marked ctrl+alt+del It's next to the "any" key. LMAO. I'm gonna be evicted for sure. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Never, I mean never lick dry ice. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178533
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:04pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > Thank you for your support. Please post to let us know that you've > received your thank you. Your welcome. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Only by the splatter of the blood stains. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178532
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    - Re: OT free tool "Consultant" <consultant_mcngp@yahoo.com> wrote in news:Oesg9Xt6FHA.660 @tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl: > it is really free and somewhat useful > > http://www.tools4ever.com/products/free/free-disks-monitoring-software/ > > c > > > got it. nice. -- Rowdy Yates, MCNGP Thug #39 http://www.mcngp.com/ http://profiles.yahoo.com/rowdy_yates_mcngp Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178531
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    - Re: THIS is why I went into IT! "Frisbee®" <billLASTNAME@yahoo.com> wrote in news:edri7Hv6FHA.3648 @tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl: > "TechGeekPro" <%username%@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:Xns9710A27761A72tgp@127.0.0.1... >> On Nov 16, 2005 at 2:01pm "Mike T." blathered: >> >>> http://www.syncmag.com/article2/0,1895,1887761,00.asp >> >> "WILL FIX COMPUTERS FOR SEXUAL FAVORS," >> >> Egads. Now why didn't I think of that? Brilliant. >> >> True story actually. I chick I met on the Internet offered me a BJ a >> couple >> of days ago if I would buy her a 4-port USB hub and "come" install it. I >> might take her up on it. She was fairly skilled in this area IIRC. > > This has "The Crying Game" written all over it. > > Let us know how it goes! > > this has "tie me up, chop me up and throw me in the river" written all over it. -- Rowdy Yates, MCNGP Thug #39 http://www.mcngp.com/ http://profiles.yahoo.com/rowdy_yates_mcngp Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178530
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    - Re: safe mode On Nov 17, 2005 at 11:59am "Frisbee®" blathered: > Whether this "Mike" was real or not, I think this entire thread will > soon be considered a classic. Apparently, I came back just in time. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com No matter how clever and complete your research is, there is always someone who knows more. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178529
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 On Nov 17, 2005 at 11:18am "LRM" blathered: > ROTFL! Bravo. We have a similar cert called GOF. (Goddess O' the Forest) Yes, but are you "Queen of the Castle"? -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com If it's 0 degrees today, and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow ... how cold will it be? Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178528
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    - Re: safe mode On Nov 17, 2005 at 2:26pm "Frisbee®" blathered: > "JaR" <jrderby@lakabux.com> wrote in message > news:Xns97117260DAF8BMisanthrope@207.46.248.16... >> In microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse, Jtyc spewed across the ether: >> >>>> Thankfully, we still have Microsoft. >>> >>> You think Bill is still testing us? >>> >> >> Where would be the fun if all software "just worked"? >> >> Or the jobs, for that matter. > > Much like the idea of the forever battery, the 1000 mpg automobile, etc. > it would not make economic sense for a program to be 100% bug-free. > That's why you won't find a programmer who is capable of writing > completely bug-free software. In the early days, there was some > software that was bug-free, but the companies that wrote them quickly > went out of business because there was no need for technical support. > And since the programs had every feature any user could ever possibly > want, there was no need to upgrade the software for future upgrade fees. > > These days, the perfect programmer has either disappeared, or has > learned to use his mad programming skillz for evil, and is therefore in > high demand. Your typical bad programmer will not do, as while he or she > can write really bad code that will ensure that there will be a need for > technical support and updates, their code is often so bad, that the > program oft times cannot be fixed at all, and hence you get the company > going out of business again. > > These new age skilled demon programmers are capable of placing > ingeniously designed "features" into the software which will cause the > client problems, but only after having enough time for the check to > clear, and for the client to have become completely invested in the > software, to where they must purchase technical support and upgrades in > versions, whether they want the new features or not. > > Ironically, this marketing scheme has even crept into the developer > market itself. Various third-party component developers, such as > Component One, create grids and other ActiveX controls with intentional > brick walls in them. Then they charge a yearly fee so that you can get > upgrades with all new brick walls in them. When you report a problem in > their high-tech newsgroups, they have a bot or two that reply "Download > the latest version and try again!" Unfortunately, if you are not on > their income stream, you will download their latest update, which will > fix your reported problem, but also introduce new problems, one of which > is that you now have "trialware" instead of your older, buggier version. > Ingenious programmers, have they. All previous bugs are fixed! And > new, exciting ones await, as you read all the other messages in the > forums. > > Ah, to be such a skilled developer, making the big bucks, and laughing > all the way to the embankment. I didn't know you worked for M$ Fris. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I'll 'ave one slice of strawberry tart with not so much rat in it. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178527
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 On Nov 17, 2005 at 10:14am "LRM" blathered: > deep What were you saying? I couldn't get past that word. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Thesaurus: ancient reptile with an excellent vocabulary. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178526
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 On Nov 17, 2005 at 9:56am "LRM" blathered: > All O's are real. No matter how quickly they're achieved. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com No matter how clever and complete your research is, there is always someone who knows more. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178525
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 10:59pm "TechGeekPro" blathered: > On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:36pm "kpg" blathered: > >> I was gone for two weeks once and OMG - there was like >> 10,000 posts. well, there ws a lot. >> >> Can you image what TGP is going though now? >> >> I bet he has to stay up 'till 4AM just trying >> to make a dent in the back log. > > Are you insane man!!!!! > Oh fusk, that's the hardest I've laughed all week. Oh my ghod it > hurts!!! > > As soon as I got Xnews up and running, the first thing I ran was a > "Catchup and kill Xpost." I may be suicidal but I ain't stoopid! Hang > on, I think the neighbors are at the door. After I stopped laughing, I did the math. There were approximately 23,898 messages since I last posted here. And by the way kpg, that was the neighbors; you owe me 400 bucks for the deposit on a new apartment. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com If you are not thoroughly confused, you have not been thoroughly informed. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178524
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    - Re: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:03pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > I disagree. Please stop posting. I will. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Oh madam, we must have waffles. We must all have waffles forthwith! Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178523
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    - Re: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:03pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > I disagree. Please stop posting. I promise. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com How does a thermos know whether a drink should be hot or cold? Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178522
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    - Re: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:03pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > I disagree. Please stop posting. Really. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Any instrument when dropped will roll into the least accessible corner. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178521
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. I know when to shut up. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com We must become the change we want to see. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178520
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. I'll stop. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com The instrument has yet to be invented that can measure my indifference to that remark. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178519
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    - Re: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:03pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > I disagree. Please stop posting. I mean it. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Dyslexics of the world, untie! Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178518
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. Really. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I'll have some toasted white bread please. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178517
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. Others don't. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I'm going to have to go ahead and sort of disagree with you there. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178516
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 "TechGeekPro" <%username%@gmail.com> wrote in message news:Xns9711ED4CB79A5tgp@127.0.0.1... > On Nov 17, 2005 at 11:18am "LRM" blathered: > >> ROTFL! Bravo. We have a similar cert called GOF. (Goddess O' the Forest) > > Yes, but are you "Queen of the Castle"? Baby I bought the castle and I reign supreme > -- > TGP MCNGP #100100 > http://www.techgeekpro.com > If it's 0 degrees today, and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow > ... how cold will it be? Celsius or Fahrenheit? -- LRM To follow, without halt, one aim: There's the secret of success. ~Anna Pavlova Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178515
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. I'll shut up. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com The more knowledge you gain, the less certain you are of it. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178514
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    - Re: Look, a Post I have to admit....that was kinda funny. -- .rev - mct.mcngp.44 . "It is the mark of an educated man to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it" ~Aristotle. . "TechGeekPro" <%username%@gmail.com> wrote in message news:Xns9711E7DC31666tgp@127.0.0.1... > On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:38pm "James" blathered: > >> MCGPGLMNOP's > > When should I stop laughing? > > -- > TGP MCNGP #100100 > http://www.techgeekpro.com > Everything should be built top-down, except the first time. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178513
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:26pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to > confirm your acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every > little bit helps. But I do. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I sit in a cubicle and I update bank software for the 2000 switch. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178512
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    - Re: Want MSDN access? Talk to me! > Anonymouswrote: My company is a Microsoft Certified Partner but one of our people got > hired by another company recently. I'm currently looking for > unassociated MCPs to add to my partner account so that I can requalify > as a partner for next year. For the record, an MCP on a partner account > does not have to be a full-time employee, just someone that I have > either hired or contracted with. > > Here's what I'm looking for: > > 1) At least one MCSD who has taken any of these tests: 70-300, 70-305, > 70-315, 70-330, 70-340. > > 2) At least one MCSE who has taken any of the tests listed on this > page: > > https://partner.microsoft.com/40017244 > > In return for linking your MCP ID with my partner ID, I will share my > partner MSDN subscription (5 licenses) with you for just $300 for the > year. You'll have download access to msdn.microsoft.com to download any > product in the subscription, including SQL Server 2005 and Visual > Studio 2005 Professional. > > I currently have room for four more people to take advantage of this > opportunity. Contact me via private e-mail if you're interested. > > - Eric This is ridiculous, you are expecting for a MCP to pay YOU so you can benefit and qualify for competencies so in turn you get leads pushed your way? that is outrageous. I can just see it now, your MCP you have pay you for use of your MSDN subscription decides to start a website giving out all of your license keys availible from msdn. great idea. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178511
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    - Re: OT: No posts allowed On Nov 18, 2005 at 12:29am "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of > them. You must stop posting until we've all caught up. All posting is > prohibited. You will not post to confirm your acceptance of this at your > nearest convenience. Thanks. Every little bit helps. Don't tempt me. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com I think I'm pretty much like you, only successful. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178510
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 "TechGeekPro" <%username%@gmail.com> advised in message news:Xns9711EDD1E2401tgp@127.0.0.1... > On Nov 17, 2005 at 9:56am "LRM" blathered: > >> All O's are real. > > No matter how quickly they're achieved. > yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, YES! -- LRM They have computers, and they may have other weapons of mass destruction. Janet Reno Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178509
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 On Nov 18, 2005 at 12:13am "LRM" blathered: > > "TechGeekPro" <%username%@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:Xns9711ED4CB79A5tgp@127.0.0.1... >> On Nov 17, 2005 at 11:18am "LRM" blathered: >> >>> ROTFL! Bravo. We have a similar cert called GOF. (Goddess O' the Forest) >> >> Yes, but are you "Queen of the Castle"? > > Baby I bought the castle and I reign supreme > >> -- >> TGP MCNGP #100100 >> http://www.techgeekpro.com >> If it's 0 degrees today, and it's going to be twice as cold tomorrow >> ... how cold will it be? > > Celsius or Fahrenheit? You try to confuse. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com A language is a dialect with an army. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178508
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    - Re: Upgrading to MCSE 2003 from MCSE 2000 On Nov 18, 2005 at 12:18am "LRM" blathered: > yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, YES! Can I have a napkin please. And make it sanitary. -- TGP MCNGP #100100 http://www.techgeekpro.com Everybody is somebody else's weirdo. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178507
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    - RE: trusting of NT to windows 2003 server. here is an another problem on trusting. We have 3 different site and site X as PDC, site Y as DC and site Z as DC. we bought additional 3 new servers and distuributed it to different sites which will trust to site X or to PDC. I already trusted the new server on site Y to site X, now, user from site Y could access the object name on site X. But on site Z, I couldn't establish trusting on site X. here is the procedure I've done. 1. I copied the trusting porcedure on Z to Y. 2. checked the LMHOST and DNS.so far it propagate. the problem is I already trusted site Z the domain to site x but i couldn't access the object access. "Vinci" wrote: > I have a problem on trusting of domain (NT to domain 2003 server) object > could not found after trusting. I already trusted both server but the problem > is it could validate. I performed all the work around suggested by > microsoft(lmhost, and checked the password and I also set zone transfer to > each DNS of each server) but still the problem still occur. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178506
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    - Re: Look, a Post "James" <fake@email.com> wrote in message news:ugrBJf86FHA.1028@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... > Ok, so I am to lazy to research, and seeing as all of you genious > MCGPGLMNOP's all have lots of free time....how would I go about doing > this. > > One of my users, has horrible taste in hockey teams. All I hear about is > how great they are, and how bad my team sucks. He is using a thin client > connected to a windows 2000 TS server, with lots of restrictions, such as > not being able to change the default wallpaper....is there anyway I can > connect to the server and change just HIS default wallpaper to a nice > hockey team wallpaper :) Somewhere in the registry or something perhaps? The answer is clear and simple. Stop following hockey and find yourself a college football team to root for. I recommend Temple. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178505
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    - Re: clustering exam "Kline Sphere" <.@> wrote in message news:ub6rn1piqf6norv82gh4dimhcmtojddj3j@4ax.com... > Hail JaR, the Google God, for he has spocken today :-) JaR, please to be returning Politian Spock. Thankee. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178504
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts Imagine how many there'd have been if Neil hadn't been out all week..... On Thu, 17 Nov 2005 14:26:21 -0800, "Microcephalic S. Bob" <http://www.planetoftheheads.com/> wrote: >There are too many posts in this group. No one can keep up with all of them. >Please stop posting until we've all caught up. Please post to confirm your >acceptance of this at your nearest convenience. Every little bit helps. > > Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3 Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178503
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp "Tim Dale" <tim.deal@meconsoft-it.com> wrote in message news:11nrmihbm4j56f5@corp.supernews.com... > It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the so > called, MCNGP. > These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing them > straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as many MCP's > as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. So, if the MCNGP > people continue to harass newbie's, and other would be MCP's, it will not > be long before our competitors over take us in numbers, this we must not > allow to happen. > > Thank you for your time > > Jim Dale > Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) > MCSE, MCP Please make up your mind whether your name is Jim or Tim. You must have dumped on your MCT (Microsoft Certified Troll) exam. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178502
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    - Re: clustering exam >> It seem that the mighty MCNGPs do not have an answer >> > >Is Google broke on your machine? "clustering exam for Windows 2003" >(without quotes)returned: > >http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/trans/training/mcsa091 1.ms >px > >Q: Will clustering solutions be offered as an elective as it was under MCSE >2000? If so, when can we expect the test to become available? >A: Currently, the Clustering exam (70-223) counts only toward the MCSE on >Microsoft Windows 2000 track. We do not currently have a clustering exam >for the Windows Server 2003 track. We will announce at a later date if/when >an exam becomes available. > >http://mcpmag.com/examguide/allexamsdetails.asp?exam_select=173 (look at >70-293 > >Sorry, that's all the research I'm prepared to do for you today. You must have special god like powers to perform such humanly impossible tasks. Sir, you are truly a god. Hail JaR, the Google God, for he has spocken today :-) Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3 Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178501
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    - Re: Post 1000 Message to Newsgroups Promoting my site and earn $100.00 > I call bullbutter. Besides, you already know *most* of the story. You mean there's more? You poor fscker. -- aka Doom MCNGP #38 Is that a burdizzo in your pocket or are you just glad to see me. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178500
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp > Please make up your mind whether your name is Jim or Tim. > > You must have dumped on your MCT (Microsoft Certified Troll) exam. > > Well, FYI my full name is "Timothy James Dale", I prefer to be known as "Jim Dale". I trust this is acceptable to you? If not, well I'm sorry but I'm not changing my Outlook Express settings, as setup by my superiors, just for you kiddies. Jim Dale Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) MCSE, MCP Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178499
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp Tim Dale wrote: > It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the > so called, MCNGP. > These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing > them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as > many MCP's as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. > So, if the MCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would > be MCP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in > numbers, this we must not allow to happen. > > Thank you for your time > > Jim Dale > Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) > MCSE, MCP Very original troll material. Like no one has ever posted this drivel before. Why can't you be more like Rowdy. He's a funny troll. Please think up something original and come back. Thanks for your time. -- aka Doom MCNGP #38 Is that a burdizzo in your pocket or are you just glad to see me. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178498
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts kpg <ipost@thereforeiam> rambled: > > dent in the back log. "dent in the back log" is not a phrase I'm comfortable with when referring to TGP. -- KB MCNGP #26 Visiting www.mcngp.com will make you smarter. And sexier. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178497
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts TechGeekPro <%username%@gmail.com> rambled: > > After I stopped laughing, I did the math. There were approximately > 23,898 messages since I last posted here. That's it? After a year, I would've guessed maybe 200,000 or so. For someone who's good at math, I'm pretty bad at math. -- KB MCNGP #26 I'm running out of stupid stuff to write. Oh by the way: www.mcngp.com. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178496
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp The only "trolls" around here are you and dumb buddies. Jim Dale Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) MCSE, MCP "CBIC" <spam.thisbiotch@gmail.com> wrote in message news:uhhiLgE7FHA.632@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Tim Dale wrote: >> It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the >> so called, MCNGP. >> These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing >> them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as >> many MCP's as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. >> So, if the MCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would >> be MCP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in >> numbers, this we must not allow to happen. >> >> Thank you for your time >> >> Jim Dale >> Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) >> MCSE, MCP > > > Very original troll material. Like no one has ever posted this drivel > before. Why can't you be more like Rowdy. He's a funny troll. Please think > up something original and come back. Thanks for your time. > -- > aka > Doom MCNGP #38 > Is that a burdizzo in your pocket or are you just glad to see me. > > > Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178495
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    - Re: OT: Too many posts TechGeekPro <%username%@gmail.com> rambled: > > On Nov 17, 2005 at 6:04pm "Microcephalic S. Bob" blathered: > >> Thank you for your support. Please post to let us know that you've >> received your thank you. > > Your welcome. How come not my welcome? -- KB MCNGP #26 nerd32768's mother told him to clean his room. Instead, he visited www.mcngp.com. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178494
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp The only "trolls" around here are you and dumb buddies. Jim Dale Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) MCSE, MCP "CBIC" <spam.thisbiotch@gmail.com> wrote in message news:uhhiLgE7FHA.632@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Tim Dale wrote: >> It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the >> so called, MCNGP. >> These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing >> them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as >> many MCP's as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. >> So, if the MCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would >> be MCP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in >> numbers, this we must not allow to happen. >> >> Thank you for your time >> >> Jim Dale >> Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) >> MCSE, MCP > > > Very original troll material. Like no one has ever posted this drivel > before. Why can't you be more like Rowdy. He's a funny troll. Please think > up something original and come back. Thanks for your time. > -- > aka > Doom MCNGP #38 > Is that a burdizzo in your pocket or are you just glad to see me. > > > Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178493
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp Tim Dale <tim.deal@meconsoft-it.com> said something like > It is with some urgency that I implore you to take > action against the so called, MCNGP. > These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing > them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as > many MCP's as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. > So, if the MCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would > be MCP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in > numbers, this we must not allow to happen. Tim, numbers are not important, it's quality that counts. The ability to appreciate humor is the sign of an intelligent mind, remember, it has been said that laughter is what separates Humans from the animals. Personally I think it is the Human's mastery of fire, but that's me. My point is, we don't want or need MCP's that aren't qualified, and if a few jabs at someone that asks a stupid or irrelevant question scares them off rather than forces them to look inward at themselves, then they aren't made of the right stuff anyway. To make it in IT you need know how to help yourself and to survive longterm in IT you need a sense of humor. I suggest you get one. kp "unless you're a troll, then...Nevermind" g Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178492
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the so called, AMCNGP. These people are intent on driving away would be MCNGP, and handing them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as many MCNGP as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. So, if the AMCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would be MCNGP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in numbers, this we must not allow to happen. "Tim Dale" <tim.deal@meconsoft-it.com> wrote in message news:11nrmihbm4j56f5@corp.supernews.com... > It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the so > called, MCNGP. > These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing them > straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as many MCP's > as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. So, if the MCNGP > people continue to harass newbie's, and other would be MCP's, it will not > be long before our competitors over take us in numbers, this we must not > allow to happen. > > Thank you for your time > > Jim Dale > Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) > MCSE, MCP > Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178491
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    - Re: An Open Letter To Microsoft Corp Tim Dale <tim.deal@meconsoft-it.com> rambled: > > It is with some urgency that I implore you to take action against the > so called, MCNGP. > These people are intent on driving away would be MCP's, and handing > them straight into the arms of our competitors; remember, we need as > many MCP's as we can get in order to stay ahead of our competitors. > So, if the MCNGP people continue to harass newbie's, and other would > be MCP's, it will not be long before our competitors over take us in > numbers, this we must not allow to happen. > > Thank you for your time > > Jim Dale > Senior help desk support technician (for an Microsoft Partner) > MCSE, MCP Alright Tim-Jim, why is someone studying Cisco stuff or Novell stuff or any other IT stuff the enemy? It's not MY job to keep MS ahead of their competition (which I don't view Cisco to be, BTW). That's MS's job. And, Jim-Tim, we don't harass newbies (no apostrophe) for the fun of it. We harass only the stupid ones, although that is fun. We don't harass anyone who doesn't deserve it. Your ignorance of our mission just bumped you up the list of people to flame. We're trying to PROTECT MS certs, moran. -- KB MCNGP #26 www.mcngp.com owes me 35 bucks. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178490
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    - Re: Look, a Post Grep <Grep@nowhere.com> said something like > # Name resolution details: file://c:\temp\178011.htm (11/18/2005 > 8:27:12 AM) # > > "Sure. If you really were the site admin." > > > hehehe Grep - please explain why the unix tool of the same name is called grep. I never understood that. THKS. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178489
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    - Re: Look, a Post "kpg" <ipost@thereforeiam> wrote in message news:Xns9712562DCA680ipostthereforeiam@127.0.0.1... > Grep <Grep@nowhere.com> said something like > >> # Name resolution details: file://c:\temp\178011.htm (11/18/2005 >> 8:27:12 AM) # >> >> "Sure. If you really were the site admin." >> >> >> hehehe > > Grep - please explain why the unix tool of the same > name is called grep. I never understood that. > > THKS. Good Really Exceptional Program. Tag: Re: clustering exam Tag: 178488

On Nov 17, 2005 at 5:09pm "Jex" blathered:

> It seem that the mighty MCNGPs do not have an answer

Sorry.
I had to work today.
Answer: Don't eat yellow snow.

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