No, I haven't tried much other than cussing at it at this point. It's a VM and the hypervisor is running fine. And so does the server until it doesn't. Nothing special in the event viewer either. So I'm thinking of just converting it to a physical machine and seeing if that might help.
How long must I put up with the unholy sound of your gun?
Reminds me of a strange problem we've got with an aging server at work - the things works fine for weeks, then will go into a bizarre hibernate state, where the server's powered up, but the disks go offline - only thing that brings it back online is taking the power lead out of the PSU, plugging it back and firing it up again. :-/
So, perhaps the search could force a left frame where there isn't one, or put the results in the available window. Or perhaps links opened in a new tab could open a frameset like messages (thanks Ant, I didn't know that!)
The time limit between searches is /really/ frustrating from a user point of view. Like if I forget to set an option (like group by thread) or if no results are returned or I just want to refine it a bit. I generally just say fuck it and go to google when that happens. Which is a shame because the search works really well these days.
Could you perhaps allow say 3 searches before the time thing kicks in?
A group of scientists have created what they say is the closest model to a functioning brain ever seen. The simulated brain - which runs on a supercomputer, has a digital eye which it uses for visual input, a robotic arm that it uses to draw its responses - is so advanced it can even pass the basic elements of an IQ test.
I saw a post by an RAF pilot in a thread about drones, which was quite a serious lot of business about if they're a good or bad thing and yadda yadda but anyway amongst all that he claimed the US software controlling the whereabouts of these things in Afghanistan (etc) is called Skynet. I mean, surely not, who would tempt fate that way?
Yeah probably. I'd imagine there is a lot that doesn't get reported. It's probably not their fault though tbh, they are trained and brainwashed to not care about anything but the mission. It's amazing that anyone from any military is able to live a normal life after their tours are up. I couldn't imagine killing anyone, or how often I'd think about it or have nightmares about it.
How long must I put up with the unholy sound of your gun?
bastard by name
