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We're using Outlook Express on different computers to connect to the same pop account provided by our hosting company. This makes it very difficult to co-ordinate work and we end up replying to the same emails because there is no way to track states and...
Started by CityNeonRain on
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Well actually you'd be pretty email provider support IMAP? Can you move to GMail?
Alternatively, you could change the "mail Store computers, or if it is a group....
The word "POP" for just about anything else from the email world and...
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Hi guys,
I'm writing a very simple flash app (AS 2) to sign users up to an email newsletter; the way it works is that it uses LoadVars to hit a (same-domain) PHP script via POST with the user's email address. The PHP script then passes the info through...
Started by justinbach on
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by 3 people.
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If you try to access a script that is not in the same domain (even subdomain) you have to put a cross-domain policy file in your server-root (crossdomain.xml)
read more: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_14213
It may depend... .
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I am on my child's school's education technology committee, and it's out job to make recommendations to the school. They have some things set up, like a web site, email addresses for all the teachers, computers in the school, smart boards in some of the...
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Throw email them pen pals (or email pals) across the country or world, that could be a real eye opener for young), we weren't taught anything....
At around sixth grade I'd start with networks and interconnections .
Are the main things needed.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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We have an asp.net application that needs to be expanded to notify users when an update occurs. All users need to be notified even if they don't have the asp.net app opened. All notifications must occur at the same time for everyone, so email is not an...
Started by Mike Bennett on
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Net send <message>
can be used by an admin of a network to push messages to computers on that network
I wouldn't do polling as all of your computers would be doing that and polling.
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What, if any, steps do you take to minimize the potential of client personal computers being subject to e-discovery during potential lawsuits when their personal home computers are used for work?
What I have so far:
Don't allow remote access with personal...
Started by GregD on
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by 6 people.
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If you mean somebody's work PC in the office, then I'm sorry but you .
By "client personal computers".
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If I have two internal computers connecting to the same external IP address through a NAT router, how is the router able to get the traffic to the correct internal computer? It is my understanding that NAT forwards incoming packets to the computer that...
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Which you would have to phone/email your friends and say Hey, the servers' addresses have changed.
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Our Rails app is using Restful Authentication for user/session management and it seems that logging in to the same account from multiple computers kills the session on the other computers, thus killing the "Remember me" feature.
So say I'm at home and...
Started by Shpigford on
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Encrypt("#{email}--extrajunkcharsforencryption")
instead of
self.remember_token = encrypt("#{email.
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I'm using 3 computers, each of which is dual-boot (XP/Xubuntu Jaunty, XP/Kubuntu Karmic, Win7, Ubuntu NMR 9.10). There's data I want to share between all three machines, and also be able to easily restore or migrate to another machine. This includes:
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Started by Hanno Fietz on
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Here's an example.
Most of this can be done with Dropbox, I believe .
And you could use web based email.
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I am developing some school grading software and decided to use Github to host the project. After building some code on my Ubuntu box I pushed it to Github and then cloned it down to my MacBook Pro. After editing the code on the MBP I pushed it back to...
Started by Richard on
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by 4 people.
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I'll assume your problem was that the machine on which you first created the repo crapped out when you tried to issue... .
What kind of trouble did it give you? The workflow you just outlined is exactly how I work on projects where I am the lone developer .
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What do you use to synchronize development on different computers/laptops? Eg at work I might use a PC, then I jump on the train and use my laptop, at home I use another laptop. On each of them I might use linux or windows.
edit: source control is a must...
Started by koen on
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Not only do they provide an easy way to make sure all of your development machines are on the same page, but doing so will also get you in the habit of committing... .
Version control systems, especially distributed version control, work quite well for this .
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