The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. If by chance we were living in 1991, then free would cost money. However as we're in 2009, your statement is invalid.
Change takes time, especially when companies have been used to various programs such as Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Outlook.
As SparafucileMan noted, it can take months before people are 'adjusted' to Linux systems. If you're wanting your workplace to operate under a *nix environment, bring it in slowly and teach people as you go, don't push it hard and fast.
Nothing is safe, even with Linux. The banks however can do much more to prevent attacks by improving their processes, not to mention educating the common user.
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Interesting how EyeMagazine.com talk about eye strain yet their text is smaller than the comments on /.
The Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. If by chance we were living in 1991, then free would cost money. However as we're in 2009, your statement is invalid.
or import it from us Aussies.
67kg, but is increasing as they added a McDonalds to the local shopping centre. Sorry it's not in any other metrics, we Aussies only use kilos.
That guy would be Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey)
That's why contingencies such as an on-screen radar with human sensoring will be implemented. Though that's just one idea...
Change takes time, especially when companies have been used to various programs such as Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Outlook. As SparafucileMan noted, it can take months before people are 'adjusted' to Linux systems. If you're wanting your workplace to operate under a *nix environment, bring it in slowly and teach people as you go, don't push it hard and fast.
Stick with a PC. They're versatile: Upgradeable AND modifiable!
Who needs fingers anyway
Nothing is safe, even with Linux. The banks however can do much more to prevent attacks by improving their processes, not to mention educating the common user.
With such a technology dependent world, it's sometimes nice to write on paper and not on a keyboard.
"The DataTraveler 300 claims data transfer speeds of up to 20MB/sec, and comes with a five-year guarantee."
With 256GB capacity, I'd want a 5-year guarantee on my data too.
Wait! Let me grab my gardening scissors to cut that gene out, oh.. we actually need proper medical equipment? I thought we're talking about HIV here.