Please define "sop", not Standard Operating Procedure......  Thanks?
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"SOP\n\n   1. (Small Outline Package) A small-dimension, plastic, rectangular surface mount chip with gull-wing pins on its two long sides. See gull-wing lead, TSOP, SOJ and chip package.\n\n   2. (Super OPerator) An IRC channel administrator who has capabilities below the channel's founder, but higher than automatic operators (AOPs). SOPs can vote for new SOPs and AOPs as well as add and remove AOPs. They provide tech support for the channel and can also ban a user permanently by setting an "akick" (automatic kick). Channel operators earn their status by being involved in the channel. See IRC and AOP."
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Yahoo uses open source and standards.\n\nthat's not what ASP is about.. it's Microsoft proprietary Bull.\n\nPerhaps you should write to Bill Gates and ask for access to his servers!
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It could either be a misspelling of OOPS or I saw OPPs as an abbreviation earlier tonight meaning OTHER PEOPLES PROPERTY!  Not sure what it meant in your experiences.
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"post" means "after."  so... after an operation.
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Good question!  Here's the procedure in California.  I don't imagine it would be all that different from state to state.
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dude, I'm scared if you have an emergency and you're typing away on a computer.\nAlso, if you're trying to be prepared by asking before you actually need to go, you have to be a little more specific than "So Cal"
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sometimes a stand alone comp. bu sometimes it is a software..\nlike SQLServer 2003 or Isa Server
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yes it is.  Your work MUST let you out for order for protection violation cases.  Just show them the OFP form you have and that should be good enough.
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I enjoyed this search. Thank You. Please see "World Wide Words," for the best answer.\n\nhttp://worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-ont4.htm
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http://www.computerhope.com/jargon.htm
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Which country are you operating from? Different rules and legislation applies to varying locations. Can you be more specific???
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Never, never, never do this. Never. Never! \n\nAttempting to hide (eliminate, revoke, privatize) inherited public member functions is an all-too-common design error. It usually stems from muddy thinking.
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A function, or algorithm, or subprocedure, or method if your talking about Object Oriented Programming. There are a lot of different names for it, but it's basically the same thing.
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An installation program almost invariably inserts a "key" in to the O/S registry. When the files are deleted the registry key remains and this can royally fuck with your system.\n\nUnistall programs are there for a reason as is the "add/remove programs" entity in the control panel. If the guy doing the uninstalling doesn't realise this(or, even worse, ignores this) then he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a business network.
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procedures or guidelines
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It actually doesn't mean anything. It was adopted because it is easy to transmit. The original distress call was CQD, and was transmitted as -.-.  --.-  -..  SOS is much easier, as it is transmitted as  ...---... with no spaces or pauses in between to indicate letter breaks.
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