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Is there a way that AD can be used to block access to certain websites (e.g. Facebook) between certain times? Ideally I'd like to only to be available at (say) lunchtimes.
(I can live with the fact that someone could work around it using a proxy... most...
Started by cagcowboy on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
AD is used to authenticate users,....
AD has no interaction with the users browsing experience, web traffic is directed through your proxy if you have one, then your gateway and so it is at these points you would need to filter the traffic .
In a word, no.
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I'm about to buy a new PC that will run Windows 7.
My question:
Do certain CPUs offer certain advantages for Windows 7?
As a rule of thumb, more expensive CPUs yield better performance and more features; but I'd like to know the marginal benefit of each...
Started by Jim G. on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
TR's Windows 7 system guide : Recommendations for building the right enthusiast's PCs
Gives some configurations and suggestions... .
If you need to run a virtualized XP mode along with Windows 7, make sure you get Intel CPU with VT-x or AMD CPU with AMD-V .
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I am using sql. How to select all items from a table. where a column (varchar) path is start with a certain string : "stringABC"
select * from ATable where path like 'stringABC';
The above sql is wrong, can any one help me to fix it?
Many thanks!
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Select * from ATable where path like 'stringABC%'
select * from ATAble where path like 'string%' .
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I need to develop a query that will count the total number of 'open' cases per month. I have a 'cases' table with an id and a name, and a 'state_changes' table with a datetime column, a caseid column and a state.
How can I calculate the number of cases...
Started by edosoft on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This should get you close (T-SQL):
SELECT MONTH(s.casedate) m, YEAR(s.casedate) y, COUNT(DISTINCT c.caseid) count_cases FROM cases c INNER JOIN state_changes s ON s.caseid = c.caseid WHERE s.state = 'open' /* "with state 'open'" */ AND s.casedate <... .
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I want to use this for an object factory: Given a string, create a Class, and if this Class supports a protocol (with a Create() method) then alloc the class and call Create.
Started by Jacko on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Class klass = NSClassFromString(classname); if ([klass instancesRespondToSelector:@selector(create)]) { [[klass alloc] create]; }
May I, however, point out just how many awful Objective-C rules you're breaking by doing the above? For example, you should... .
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I have two same-size flash cards and I want to copy contents of one to the other based on the following rules:
I want all directories and subdirectories in place I want to exclude files of type .FOO, .BAR, and .ZIM (all other files are copied) Bonus: ...
Started by smotchkkiss on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
One slightly silly way....
Rsync -av --exclude='*.FOO' --exclude='*.BAR' --exclude='*.ZIM' /source /dest
The -v switch will provide verbose output on which files are being synced .
This would be significantly easier using rsync with it's --exclude switch .
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I want to change the word :)) to a smily img before displaying it from database with php how can i do that
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You could use something like:
str_replace(':))', '<img src="path to your image" title="image title" />', $string);
If you want to replace multiple 'smileys', use arrays:
$find = array( ':)', ':(' ); $replace = array( '<img src="path to happy ... .
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I was thinking to get some life in this sections again, so here goes.
Not an easy one, but highly appreciated if you could take the time to share your views on this subject.
Who would you pair up with who? (DJ s & MC s?)
Any combo's you really dig?
AND...
Started by Lotus on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at breakzforum):
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Do you think that certain sports attract people with certain ideologies?
I know this is pretty dismissive of me, but I've always assumed that the voluminous presence of liberals on these boards could be accounted for by the fact that it's a basketball...
Started by Apps on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at clutchfans):
But certain demographics ....
I think tennis and lacrosse also cater to certain groups namely liberal, wealthy people.
School and college.
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In short, I need to match all URLs in a block of text that are for a certain domain and don't contain a specific querystring parameter and value (refer=twitter)
I have the following regex to match all URLs for the domain.
\b(https?://)?([a-z0-9-]+\.)*...
Started by Chad on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Here is how I'd do it in ....
To be honest, at first the thought of using a regex didn't even cross my mind (which is a good sign - using a regex must, IMO, always be a secondary option, not primary) .
(?!\b.*[&?]refer=twitter)
Is what you're looking for.
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