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Meanwhile, I notice it's been a while since I wrote anything... And I'd been meaning to write a bit about synchronicity, too...
This is where I write, when I choose to write things.
I was simply writing a cheque, but after I'd written it, I sat there staring at it for a moment.
Forty pounds only.
I then had one of those bizarre moments where you're sure something is right, but it looks wrong. "Forty. Forty. Doesn't 'four' have a 'u' in it? But that is how you spell 'forty', isn't it."
I had to write them both down to check ;)
You cannot down revision Symantec Antivirus / Symantec Client Security as that action is unsupported. The Computer '[computername]' already has a more recent version '30964' verse this version '1000'.
If you really want to down revision this Server, you must manually unstall it first and then you may install an older version."
THE PROFFESSIONAL CORPORATE SOLUTION
Yes, that's £1.75 for 500g, or £1.81 - a mere six pence more - for a kilogram; twice as much.
Six. Pence. Double the amount. And hey, it's rice - if it takes twice as long to use, it's hardly the end of the world (the box advertises best before 20/12/2010).
I mean... It's just daft... Why? How? Who would buy the 500g boxes?
Some questions just have to be asked. ;)
...and of course, the English razed the original Iraqi army.
...and of course, the English raised the original Iraqi army.
...the Symantec Web...
...the Semantic Web...
Event Type: Information
Event Source: MSExchangeIS Mailbox Store
Event Category: Background Cleanup
Event ID: 1232
Date: 02/07/2008
Time: 01:00:33
User: N/A
Computer: ServerName
Description:
Error 1003 while hard-deleting messages in folder 1-79510 on database "First Storage Group\Mailbox Store (ServerName)".
For more information, click http://www.microsoft.com/contentredirect.asp.
'FORM-LOAD Event.
Private Sub Form_Load()
'Put BORDER Around Main FRAME.
Call ChangeBorder(fraContainer.hwnd, BDRSTYLE_RaisedLikeAButton)
'Position RESET Button.
cmdReset.Top = Me.ScaleHeight -
cmdReset.Height - 120
cmdReset.Left = Me.ScaleLeft + fraContainer.Left + fraContainer.Width - cmdReset.Width
'Position UPDATE Button.
cmdUpdate.Top = cmdReset.Top
cmdUpdate.Left = cmdReset.Left - cmdUpdate.Width - 120
'Ensure ESC Triggers CANCEL Button.
cmdReset.Cancel = True
'Set ACTIVATE-FIRST-TIME Flag.
mblnActivateFirstTime = True
'Initialise NUMBER And DATE CONTROLS.
Call InitialiseNumberDateControls
'Clear IGNORE-COMPUTE-SUMMARY.
mblnIgnoreComputeSummary = False
'Clear INCOME-CHANGED Flag.
mblnIncomeChanged = False
'Set ARRAYS-CLOSED Flag.
mblnCurrentArraysClosed = True
mblnOriginalArraysClosed = True
End Sub
Code safely. And please, don't have nightmares. ;)
Error 503 Service Unavailable
Error talking to backend
Guru Meditation:
XID: 2075015976
Oh wow! Just how fantastic is that!? :)
Best. Error message. Ever.
Ahh, it's been a while since I've seen that "old friend":
Guru Meditation is the name of the error that occurred on early versions of
the Commodore Amiga computer when they crashed. It is analogous to the "Blue
Screen Of Death", often referred to as a 'BSOD', in Microsoft Windows operating
systems.The term "Guru Meditation Error" was an in-house joke from Amiga's early
days. One of the company's products was the joyboard, a game controller much
like a joystick but operated by one's feet. Early in the development of the
Amiga computer operating system, the company's developers became so frustrated
with the system's frequent crashes that, as a relaxation technique, a game was
developed where a person would sit cross-legged on the joyboard, resembling an
Indian guru. The player was supposed to remain perfectly still with the goal of
the game being to stay still the longest. If the player moved, a "guru
meditation error" resulted.
It's always great when you encounter random nostalgia :)
The username and/or password cannot be validated, or your account is locked out or has not been approved yet.
Cēterīs paribus is a Latin phrase, literally translated as "with other things the same". It is commonly rendered in English as "all other things being equal".
Private Sub Form_Load()
With TestControl2
.Format = "#0.00"
.DisplayFormat = "#0.00"
.MaxValue = 99.99
.Value = 99.99
Debug.Print "Value: " & .Value
Debug.Print "Max: " & .MaxValue
Debug.Print "Value > Max: " & (.Value > .MaxValue)
Debug.Print "Value > 99.99: " & (.Value > 99.99)
Debug.Print "99.99 > Max: " & (99.99 > .MaxValue)
Debug.Print "99.99 > 99.99: " & (99.99 > 99.99)
End With
End Sub
Value: 99.99
Max: 99.99
Value > Max: True
Value > 99.99: True
99.99 > Max: False
99.99 > 99.99: False
Private Sub Form_Load()
TestControl.Locked = True
Debug.Print "TestControl.Locked", TestControl.Locked
Debug.Print "Not TestControl.Locked", Not TestControl.Locked
Debug.Print "TestControl.Locked = True", TestControl.Locked = True
Debug.Print "TestControl.Locked = False", TestControl.Locked = False
Debug.Print "TestControl.Locked <> True", TestControl.Locked <> True
Debug.Print "TestControl.Locked <> False", TestControl.Locked <> False
Debug.Print "CInt(TestControl.Locked)", CInt(TestControl.Locked)
Debug.Print "CInt(True)", , CInt(True)
End Sub
TestControl.Locked True
Not TestControl.Locked True
TestControl.Locked = True False
TestControl.Locked = False False
TestControl.Locked <> True True
TestControl.Locked <> False True
CInt(TestControl.Locked) 1
CInt(True) -1