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Virus Bulletin Conference 2006: small scale Trojan attacks big concern 18 Years Ago by happygeek … worms, viruses and Trojans are increasingly becoming a decreasing concern. At least once you move outside of the strictly … headache. Note that what we are talking about here is concern, not risk. The widely distributed, multi-million spam delivered…hard to detect even then. No wonder the corporate concern over these attacks is growing... hard disk space concern for MS SQL 19 Years Ago by broncos88 I run MS SQL 2000, database is growing and my concern is the hard drive will soon run out of disk space. i wonder if i can add a new hard drive and tell SQL there is more space. my question is how i can combine the two hard disks and make SQL thinks it is the same disk. any input or help would be appricated. Re: hard disk space concern for MS SQL 19 Years Ago by pty …]I run MS SQL 2000, database is growing and my concern is the hard drive will soon run out of disk… Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by matthewwhite011 … issue and parents seem to have very little interest or concern in this issue. This was shared by a health and… Re: data deduplication concern 12 Years Ago by pfisher … scenario. I think I am safe with regard to the concern of "better" files being chopped up for parts… Concern about time management 12 Years Ago by Sunislandcloud I decided to go back to school for computer science after obtaining a degree in art. And i was wondering if I should be concerned about the amount of time that i will spend professionally? I would like to keep using my Wacom. I was informed by a teacher that people do a bit of work on paper. Thanks Re: Concern about time management 12 Years Ago by andyedz Just do not take more than what you can bear. Evaluate your time and budget it wisely. You can work and study at the same time. It's just about having the discipline to balance your time wisely. Make sure you've set aside specific times for work and study. If necessary, you can use a time tracking software like [Time Doctor](http://www.timedoctor.… Re: hard disk space concern for MS SQL 19 Years Ago by kc0arf Hello, This is an operating systems question. You might find a better response in that forum. You will want to first backup your data after closing the database. Then, depending what version of Windows Server you are running, you will need to span the volume, or you will need to remove the present volume, and replace it with a larger drive. … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim In my house we taught our children to eat well (lots of vegetables and lots of variety) and to limit junk food. 99% of our meals were made from scratch. People who claim they don't have the time are wrong. My wife and I both worked and we managed with no trouble. Precooked and overly processed food (here in Winnipeg) is also more expensive than … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by G_Waddell I'm luckly I live in Ireland - there are so much activities available for kids to do in the local community for free on next to nothing. For example my son's weekly activities break down as follows Monday & Wednesday nights 1 hour class BJJ (Brazilian Jujistu) €5 per class (€10 for the week), Thursday night 1 hour Judo €5, Friday Night 1 hour … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Dawn of the computer age is mostly responsible for obese children, all they want to do is sit playing on a computer or texting. Even their brains are getting fat due to lack of use, such as learning to do math in their head instead of on a calculator. Some day in the future man will evolve without brains due to lack of use. Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim Prepare yourself. Are you sitting down? Here it comes... **I completely agree with you.** There. I said it. And it felt good. >Some day in the future man will evolve without brains due to lack of use. Future? I've seen plenty of examples around already. Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by bguild > Some day in the future man will evolve without brains due to lack of use. It's not just a joke. It might actually happen. We evolved our brains thanks to the survival of the fittest in prehistoric times when we needed a large amount of cleverness just to get by, but thanks to civilization we now have far more cleverness than we need and … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim Thousands of years ago the attributes that improved your chances of survival were things like intelligence, speed, agility, visual acuity, etc. Once we started to form communities the attributes that improved your quality of life, and therefore your chances of reproducing related to your usefulness to the community. If you were a superior flint … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by minitauros Well hasn't it always been so that there is an "intellectual few" and a "following mass"? "Intellectual" here does not mean "morally just" or anything like that, just clever people. Relatively, do you think there has been any change during "all" those centuries? I don't think that we've either … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim Civilization has always been a few very gifted people making advances and dragging the rest of us along behind. If you want to see a great commentary similar to what I said earlier, watch the first 10-15 minutes of the movie, Idiocracy. Th rest of the movie is pretty lame but the opening is spot on. I also suggest the short story, [The Marching … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by jwenting Remember that "experts" have by now redefined "obese" to be "not anorexic", so it's little surprise that "experts" find that almost the entire population of the planet except those living under a famine are obese. Sells a lot of dietary supplements and expensive consults with dieticians, and gives CPS an … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Agilemind Despite all the above claims, average IQ (at least countries where we have the records) has been increasing year on year since the 1930s. PS Idiocracy was a mediocre sci-fi hollywood movie not a documentary. PPS I've never heard of a single case of CPS taking children because they were running wild outdoors, it is the media instilled fear and a … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim >PS Idiocracy was a mediocre sci-fi hollywood movie not a documentary. I didn't claim it was a documentary, or even a good film. I just said I liked the opening sequence. > it is the media instilled fear and a culture of disengagment which causes parents to restrict their children to the digital world. Do you really believe that kids are … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by bguild > Despite all the above claims, average IQ (at least countries where we have the records) has been increasing year on year since the 1930s. IQ scores are supposed to measure your intelligence relative to the average intelligence for people of your age, so the average IQ is always supposed to be 100. If the average IQ has been going up, that … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Agilemind > IQ scores are supposed to measure your intelligence relative to the average intelligence for people of your age, so the average IQ is always supposed to be 100. If the average IQ has been going up, that suggests a failure in testing technique more than an increase in intelligence. They have to change the IQ test/scoring method every few … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Agilemind > Also, the 1930s is less than a hundred years in the past and evolutionary change happens generation by generation. Intelligence isn't something you can easily measure like height, so I wouldn't expect a change to be measurable in so few generations. And yet people on this tread are claiming there has been a noticable decrease since the rise… Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim Perhaps what we are seeing is a proliferation of people who don't bother to think for themselves rather than people who can't think. Without getting into a whole political/religious debate here, my impression (which to my knowledge hasn't been tested scientifically) is that too many people believe what they are told without bothering to think about… Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by diafol Intelligence vs Education vs Do I give a Fig If healthy diets were down to intelligence, I don't think there'd be much difference in obesity rates. If healthy diets were purely down to education, I think there'd be slightly fewer obesity cases. If healthy diets were down to "I know it's bad for me, but I don't care"... Obviously it's … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim I heard about one airline that is going to start charging fares by the pound. If you weigh 200 (pounds) you get one fare. If you weigh 400 then you pay double. Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by diafol >I heard about one airline that is going to start charging fares by the pound. If you weigh 200 (pounds) you get one fare. If you weigh 400 then you pay double. Why not? These obesitees are hiking up everybody else's air fares. Who the hell ends up being over 400 pounds anyway? What's that in stones? 28 and a half stones!! They wouldn't get up … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Agilemind > Four words that always make me cringe when I watch the news are a new study shows. When every few months a new study shows exactly the opposite of what the last new study showed, I can understand why most people just give up I completely agree, I detest how the media portray and 'explain' science. Some of that is because the dedicated … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by diafol Science communication is an area that has been devoid of talent for too long. Scientists often find it difficult to articulate their work and their findings. Journalists often find the emotionless writings found in a scietific journal to be beyond their innate comprehension. Neither would they be aware of the background to the work nor the details … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by Reverend Jim The media never says whether the new study is by a serious scientist, a quack, or a group with an agenda. We all know (or should know) what happened with the whole vaccination/autism debacle. I also love how the media reports things like "doing x doubles your risk of y" without giving the numbers. Who cares if I double my risk from 1 … Re: Children's obesity a major health concern for Parents 11 Years Ago by diafol >I also love how the media reports things like "doing x doubles your risk of y" without giving the numbers. Funny, they seem to make the best of casual links making them out to be causal. 'Living in the North gives you lung cancer'.