At the time many ranking officials in the US had their own email servers - In 2013 the ruling came down to it must be an official government email address and server that was for email and official correspondences . Clinton resigned from that position in 2013 - So what was done was actually the norm for the time.
This so like the opposition to to bring up a non fact in light of the possible presidential bid in 2016 next this we'll hear is "Benghazi, Benghazi, Benghazi" again and the waste of time with yet another Hearing that will cost the american people millions.
For a culture that hates everything western society has and states that technology is evil and the hand of satan. they sure take advantage of the modern developments that have their root in said culture.
They hate everything about the US way of life. maybe they are getting that we developed the technology but more than likely its a matter of controlling the masses
Dont forget it was the system that the GOP and Dems put in place after 9/11 in the name of national security. Cant blame it on one or the other unless you want to blame the ones that put us into a war that was false from the start
As was stated - The new employee was not that technically savvy,according to Childs - so what would cause more damage, giving the password to a person that probably has no clue as to what they are doing and with root access to all of your systems(remembering that these are 911 systems that at the time were working) - or vetting the person out and ensuring that they understood how the system worked.
As for a private company, My CIO asked for the admin password for our systems, once - I refused based on his qualifications - we passed our SOX security audit.
An important thing to remember that security audits also include social networking - so holding out for the mayor to release the passwords to him, in my estimation was the correct thing to do.
I believe that the point is that this kid is so into science that he was penalized for actually using his mind and entering science fairs. A lot of them. Guess they think he should be on the street corner selling or doing drugs instead
I wonder if this is the same brilliant kid that gave the Ted talk a while ago on a break through of nuke tech
I didn't realize that solar power contributed to pollution, guess we should turn off the sun?. If I remember correctly with Tesla S there is the ability to use the their charging stations which are 100% solar powered. of course if you're not near one then plugging in would be the next best thing. I'm also guessing that as Tesla motors grow there will be more of these stations scattered through out the US http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
now initially the price of the S seems steep, but if you take into consideration that you are no longer paying for Fuel/ oil and the never ending tune up of an older technology then the price doesn't seem that unreasonable I'm wondering who financed this study/report
I think a lot of companies these days believe that IT/tech is overhead and not part of the core business. Part of that problem is most managers have no idea how it works, it just works. they toss money at a problem a result is produced. never understanding what went into making that result or what it takes to maintain it. they just know when they click they get
My four year old recommended Monster Physics , tinker box, Umi Numbers, Physics Ball. I've noticed that problem solving is becoming second nature in this young mind
I think your question is sort of short sighted. First of all what are you targeting for your "industry of choice"? Lots of industries still use what you are describing as outdated, non wage inducing technologies(social security administration and energy companies are still using VMS outdated, but many are also moving away for a better solution). The goal should be to get into a place that is still using what you are great with, that is moving to a newer technology/language,leverage what you know and get the practical experience you need to grow your skill set. settling on one language/skill is not always the way to move forward
seriously?! We are in the year of 2012, anyone who has this type of attitude towards women in the work place should be fired. that being said most techie types are pretty open minded about who they work with - as long as they can hold their own
I would say dont project an environment of harassment ( the tone is set at the top)
Should there be a need then make it known that there will possibly not be a second chance
I have a very low tolerance for this type of attitude in the work place. It's barbaric and counter productive
At the time many ranking officials in the US had their own email servers - In 2013 the ruling came down to it must be an official government email address and server that was for email and official correspondences . Clinton resigned from that position in 2013 - So what was done was actually the norm for the time.
This so like the opposition to to bring up a non fact in light of the possible presidential bid in 2016
next this we'll hear is "Benghazi, Benghazi, Benghazi" again and the waste of time with yet another Hearing that will cost the american people millions.
if he had threatened him with a gun, it is Texas after all
For a culture that hates everything western society has and states that technology is evil and the hand of satan. they sure take advantage of the modern developments that have their root in said culture.
Any one remember this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S...
We have a hard time driving in two dimensions and now we're adding a third?
This can't end well
They hate everything about the US way of life.
maybe they are getting that we developed the technology but more than likely its a matter of controlling the masses
Nope its all been dissolved by the multitude of oil spills though out the years
From My dead cold hands Microsoft
Dont forget it was the system that the GOP and Dems put in place after 9/11 in the name of national security. Cant blame it on one or the other unless you want to blame the ones that put us into a war that was false from the start
I'd Play the soccer golf for sure
Actually pushed me to Apple
I'm now the proud owner of a brand new MacBook Pro
maybe this is why my comcast bill and cell bills were so high
Being "old" I still remember all the passwords I need to. That being said I have a few co-workers that use a password protected Excel Sheet
As was stated - The new employee was not that technically savvy,according to Childs - so what would cause more damage, giving the password to a person that probably has no clue as to what they are doing and with root access to all of your systems(remembering that these are 911 systems that at the time were working) - or vetting the person out and ensuring that they understood how the system worked.
As for a private company, My CIO asked for the admin password for our systems, once - I refused based on his qualifications - we passed our SOX security audit.
An important thing to remember that security audits also include social networking - so holding out for the mayor to release the passwords to him, in my estimation was the correct thing to do.
So I guess this is an unintended consequence that companies are people, from a purely political point of view.
Most rear wheeled cars have a very short front end. The Tesla has a normal large sedan front end that it can use as a crumple zone
Im installing Win98 - forget all the current bells and whistles, and on my current hardware it'll fly
I believe that the point is that this kid is so into science that he was penalized for actually using his mind and entering science fairs. A lot of them. Guess they think he should be on the street corner selling or doing drugs instead
I wonder if this is the same brilliant kid that gave the Ted talk a while ago on a break through of nuke tech
I didn't realize that solar power contributed to pollution, guess we should turn off the sun?. If I remember correctly with Tesla S there is the ability to use the their charging stations which are 100% solar powered. of course if you're not near one then plugging in would be the next best thing. I'm also guessing that as Tesla motors grow there will be more of these stations scattered through out the US
http://www.teslamotors.com/supercharger
now initially the price of the S seems steep, but if you take into consideration that you are no longer paying for Fuel/ oil and the never ending tune up of an older technology then the price doesn't seem that unreasonable
I'm wondering who financed this study/report
seriously once you go android you'll never go back
I think a lot of companies these days believe that IT/tech is overhead and not part of the core business. Part of that problem is most managers have no idea how it works, it just works. they toss money at a problem a result is produced. never understanding what went into making that result or what it takes to maintain it. they just know when they click they get
My four year old recommended Monster Physics , tinker box, Umi Numbers, Physics Ball. I've noticed that problem solving is becoming second nature in this young mind
I think your question is sort of short sighted. First of all what are you targeting for your "industry of choice"? Lots of industries still use what you are describing as outdated, non wage inducing technologies(social security administration and energy companies are still using VMS outdated, but many are also moving away for a better solution). The goal should be to get into a place that is still using what you are great with, that is moving to a newer technology/language,leverage what you know and get the practical experience you need to grow your skill set. settling on one language/skill is not always the way to move forward
seriously?! We are in the year of 2012, anyone who has this type of attitude towards women in the work place should be fired. that being said most techie types are pretty open minded about who they work with - as long as they can hold their own
I would say dont project an environment of harassment ( the tone is set at the top)
Should there be a need then make it known that there will possibly not be a second chance
I have a very low tolerance for this type of attitude in the work place. It's barbaric and counter productive
Sneaker net?