If I can expect a windows machine to have an ssh daemon capable of tunneling the RDP port to my machine locally, I would be gaining a lot. Such as no longer exposing RDP directly to the client via a VPN.
ssh -L 3389:127.0.0.1:3389 myusername@somewindowsserver
Run that, and then try to connect to remote desktop on your local machine. It works with any proper SSH server, including Cygwin. Do you have any other requests?
When I travel by air I always wear a latex catsuit, waist-cinching back-laced corset, and ballet boots. The security screeners look really uncomfortable. Finally found a way to turn the tables on those privacy invasion actors.
Curiously, this is exactly why Stephen Fry is no longer allowed to fly to many airports.
Why not ask average drivers what they want from a car?
Sure thing. Just post your address here along with the times when you will be out of the house with the doors unlocked and I assure you that everything will be cleaned out by the end of the day.
Up. I meant up. You can totally trust me on that. Have I ever lied to you before?
How do you know that it's doing good things?
And even if it did good things for someone else, how would you know that it was still doing good things by the time it hit your router?
She is a whining because Whites (and Asians
The article didn't even try to explain this but actual gifted education programs don't look at your SAT scores or your third grade report card. What they should be doing is looking at scores from WISC (or WPPSI for younger students), Stanford-Binet or something similar. These are basically IQ tests which cover a variety of cognitive functions, but they must be given individually and can take several hours to administer and analyze. While it is possible to "cram" for an intelligence test, and it can skew the final results, it is difficult to cheat your way to a higher score. As the test is given one-on-one, a competent examiner should be able to spot that anyway.
From what I can tell most US school boards prefer to use CogAT, which is a simpler and cheaper test which can be given to an entire class at once and then automatically graded by feeding the answer sheets into a Roomba. Okay, I made up that last part but it's a multiple choice test, with all of the budgetary benefits that entails. There are a number ethically questionable test-prep services who will happily slip you a copy of the latest CogAT in exchange for a few portraits of Andrew Jackson so yes, it is comparatively easy to cheat at this test if you have the connections to know what is coming up and the cash to buy the answers. Poorer or more naive students, who may actually believe that this is a test of cognitive abilities or that admission into a "gifted" program is based only on ability, would be left behind.
A large part of the cost of housing in the US these days is due to codes. Yes, that is a big drain on the economy and a big obstacle to housing affordability.
You said it. If only big government would let people who clearly know what they are doing take care of hooking up their own gas lines, stop having so-called inspectors shut down private homes because they "smell funny", not harass honest builders over which materials they use in construction, and allow small busineses to take care of maintenance on their own, then life would be much better.
>tax evasion
I don't mind paying taxes, because it is for common good and supports the really poor.
But when the traitor government starts giving welfare to everyone, starts brining immigrants here and gives them more than poor local people have,
I'm pretty sure that marinating immigrants in salt water would be a serious problem.
Do you have any evidence to support your allegations of brining?
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