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More to the point, stop worrying about whether your "Atlanta bot" got screwed over or whatever. Worry about whether you've got an "Atlanta team."
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More to the point, stop worrying about whether your "Atlanta bot" got screwed over or whatever. Worry about whether you've got an "Atlanta team."
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13-03-2008, 09:37
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Re: Locking computers for pit display
We use a similar program in our computer labs here at school to limit the students access above and beyond our networks rights policy for student accounts. The name of the program is "deepfreeze" and it sounds like it functions much like the program mentioned above.
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