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U.S. Government Prepares For Vista

IO ERROR writes "Patrick Svenburg, program manager for Windows Client Solutions in Microsoft Federal, answered questions from government IT managers today about the upcoming Windows Vista release. Many of the questions were about BitLocker, Microsoft's new drive encryption technology, as well as other security questions, upgrading from Windows XP, IPv6 deployment and more. Svenburg is a member of the Windows Vista Launch Team and is leading early adoption efforts for Windows Vista within the Federal community, according to Government Computer News."

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  1. re: [OT] Threadwatch - 7 hours and counting by QuantumG · · Score: 2, Funny

    Yeah, it must be hard to rename the table and create it with a bigger field.

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  2. Tag please! by GFree · · Score: 4, Funny

    "early adoption efforts for Windows Vista within the Federal community"

    Hmm... OK, I'll allow the "itsatrap" just this once; it makes sense here.

  3. That's just great... by __aaclcg7560 · · Score: 4, Funny

    Now we have to wait until Windows Vista SP1 is out before the government can be fixed.

  4. "Upgrade" by neoform · · Score: 1, Funny

    What's all this talk about Vista being an "Upgrade" from XP.. ?

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  5. government prepares for upgraded spam zombies by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    government prepares for upgraded spam zombies

  6. Oh, I can see it now...... by LibertineR · · Score: 4, Funny

    "Look lady, I know your ISA Client no longer works under Vista, but I am only a GS11. I am only allowed by law to turn off your transparencies, or tweak your ClearType settings. When I am promoted, they will let me defrag you, but only on Tuesdays unless it is raining, which means I can defrag only on Fridays. You need a GS13 to fix network shit, sorry."

  7. Wow by ZoneGray · · Score: 2, Funny

    "U.S. Government Prepares For Vista"

    I didn't realize Vista would include an upgrade path from Windows 3.x.