An interesting take on why the ending of Bioshock Infinite would be improbable:
https://youtu.be/_c2LM-xIvSg (SPOILER ALERT!)
When attempting to install VMWare Tools on a Windows 2000 VM, you may get the following error:
To resolve, you need to install Security Update for Windows 2000 (KB835732) (requires SP4 as well).
You can disable the page prompt "--More or (q)uit--" by entering the following command at the console:
terminal length 0
This disables the prompt, and allows you to do config dumps, or run show tech-support.
If you get an error about unrecognized command, your firmware is too old.
Dell Networking switches introduce a new port mode called switchport general. This type is a multi-purpose mode, combining access and trunk in one.
The following gets written as:
The following gets written as:
Microsoft has officially released (some time ago) a tool to download and create your own Windows 8.1 installation media. The tool will request your language, architecture and edition, and how you want to create the media (as an USB stick, or as an ISO file for burning to a DVD). It will then download the necessary files and create your installation media.
The created media will accept all Windows 8.1 OEM, Retail Full, and Retail Upgrade keys. (For Windows 8, see here.)
You can download the tool here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/create-reset-refresh-media.
If you need iPhoto version 9.4.7, which was included in the OSX Mavericks GM release, here's the download link:
Do not install if you're not running OSX Mavericks!
There's no version check during installation, so attempting to install on an unsupported OSX version will break iPhoto.
If needed, you can use the iPhoto Library Upgrader to downgrade your library of iPhoto to an earlier version. In the tool, choose Rebuild library to do this. Do note that some of the features introduced in later versions of iPhoto will be erased from the library.
As you probably already have noticed, does Outlook prompt for credentials when configuring Outlook for use with a federated Office 365 account, regardless of whether you've set up your intranet zoning for your ADFS server in Internet Explorer options.
Apparently, this is unresolveable as Outlook (2013 and earlier) simply does not support SSO. It is currently unknown whether a subsequent version of Outlook will have this feature.
Source: https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2535227
Oddly enough, Lync does support SSO.
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