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This returns 1 record from my table t1 as expected: SELECT DISTINCT myfield FROM t1 WHERE item = 'myitem' LIMIT 1 ; For the sake of discussion, let's say that the 1 "myfield" value returned was 123456. So then using that information, this will return multiple records like 123456, 123456A...

This is very good news; not only for this particular botnet, but to prove that it can be done when all the principals work together. http://www.networkworld.com/news/2010/022510-microsoft-recruited-top-notch-guns.html?page=1

For anyone interested, some interesting info & discussion related to privacy when using Google's search, FWIW. http://www.webmasterworld.com/google/4037372.htm http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/12/mozilla-exec-urges-firefox-users-ditch-google-for-bing.ars

A nice straight forward article with explanations of some of the differences. http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=1514&tag=nl.e539

http://www.cracked.com/blog/using-windows-7-may-lead-to-murder/

Microsoft Security Advisory (972890) Vulnerability in Microsoft Video ActiveX Control Could Allow Remote Code Execution http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/advisory/972890.mspx According to the the document, there are already "attacks attempting to exploit this vulnerability" and that...

Internet Explorer is subject to a new exploit that has not yet been patched. It is worth noting that Vista running IE in Protected Mode and Server 2003 in Enhanced Security Mode (both of which are default behavior) limit the impact of this vulnerablilty...

The website is buried from all the downloads, but it's available. http://www.openoffice.org/

I'm trying to make the left column always be full height, but am having touble. It seems to end up at 100% height of the browser window, not 100% height of the container div. Any tips? Where it should be shorter: http://www.spauldingclassof87.net/testing.html Where it should be longer...

In case you haven't heard, Microsoft has begun a campain to counter much of the percieved negative aspects of Windows Vista. One of my favorites is the Mojave Experiment. The 'earth was flat' thing is kind of funny too.

If you want the ability to revert (especially if you're using IE8 beta 1), do so before installing XP SP3 http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2008/05/05/ie-and-xpsp3.aspx

Without Vesoft's MPEX software to allow wildcards, is there any easy way to delete spoolfiles en mass?

Usually, I can find a way around these sort of things, but I can't come up with this one. It's related to UAC. It seems that with UAC enabled (as all my users are), one can not copy directly from a network share to the all users startup folder. Using Windows Explorer to drag & drop or a batch...

As I've mentioned in previous threads, I know next to nothing about this HP3000 that we have. For some reason, it seems to be suddenly choking itself on something, eventually gettting to the point of not allowing login even from the console. After a restart, we can log in again, but it's quite...

Is there a way to limit a group/subset of uses in such a way that they would only be able to send to other local users; not to the outside world?

The old WinHlp32.exe program which provides the help files for many older programs was not included with Vista. It has now been updated & is available for dowload.

This is a very interesting piece of software that I ran across today and will be adding to my travelling toolkit. http://www.mediachance.com/free/spythespy.htm I haven't tested it, so I have no idea what kind of load it adds to the system or how other AV & ASW products will react to it. I ran...

When restoring from a tape dump, some purged users are automatically recreated. I assume there must be files being restored that are attributed to these users. How would I go about finding what's recreating the users?

At least version 1.0.39 doesn't. In fact, it seems to have done a partial install & doesn't want to be removed nicely. After chatting with Linksys support, it seems to be a known problem. And according to the tech I was chatting with, there is no known timeframe for a version of QuickVPN that...

Consider the scenario of a front-end & a back-end linux servers. The back-end server contains static content (plain old files) that need to be presented to the internet. Does anyone know which will give better performance and/or be a lighter load on the front end server? And, is one case...