if DISA put out a lockdown script for the various Unix flavors. The Gold Disk they have for Unix breaks shit. But dang if the Windows one works. What's up with that? It's a real pain manually doing this.
You have got to be kidding. Did they just now figure this out? Or did a member of the press feel the need to point this out, just like when someone printed the article that the US was eavesdropping on OBL on his unencrypted satellite phone?
I don't watch it much either, except for Eureka, SG Atlantis, and The Dresden Files. The problem with SciFi is that they don't have a budget for these types of shows. Dresden at least keeps the special effects down to a minimum. I hope they bring it back.
There was a game like this. "Typing of the Dead" I think was the title. Basically, every time you typed a word correctly, you would kill a zombie. They would come at you faster and faster, so you would have to type the words faster. Mistakes had to be fixed or the shot didn't count.
I think that has more to do with money and who the candidate's people choose to use to host the web site. I believe that whoever is hosting the Republican Party's site is a Windows shop, and whoever is hosting Democratic Party's site is a Linux shop.
Most, if not all, the candidates don't have a clue about what their website is running on, much less care about it. I really doubt that Hillary discussed Windows versus Linux versus BSD. Get real. It seems to me that most in Congress are technophobes, and have people do stuff for them.
I'm old enough to remember either myself or one of the neighbor's kids doing this when I was a teenager. In my current neighborhood, a lot of the kids could do this, and during the winter, they could shovel walkways. But the lazy buggers next door wouldn't even do their own walkway, so go figure.
It would seem to me that there should be more sales around the beginning of Summer, when the kiddies are set loose from school. Also, most of the younger set would get money from jobs (mowing lawns, odd jobs) to pay for new games. I know there is a big holiday rush, but come on, Summer should be great, too.
Having actually gone to VT, 2600 acres includes the FARM that's attached to the school. The main campus rings the drill field. Locking down the buildings would have been trivial, and everyone in the dorms could have been notified.
Not sure if my memory is correct, but this was one of the first "blockbusters." Hollywood got the idea that they could make hundreds of millions of dollars per movie, so they started banking on this concept, especially during the summer.
I was a member of the "Small Business Sales" group, then the "Government Sales" group. A few weeks after I walked out on them, CompUSA dropped the business sales groups. They really couldn't compete with CDW or any of the big government contracting groups. We sold network cable installation, at $200 per drop. Couldn't compete at those prices. This was in the DC area, with the average being $100 or less per drop, and they only had one cabler. No sense or business sense with how they did things.
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if DISA put out a lockdown script for the various Unix flavors. The Gold Disk they have for Unix breaks shit. But dang if the Windows one works. What's up with that? It's a real pain manually doing this.
I don't know. On one hand, sounds like a good idea. On the other, some crappy Hollywood writer will find a way to fuck it up.
Exactly. And it doesn't state whether it affects only Windows servers. Anyone running Unix or Linux on their Proliants and getting hit with this?
I suspect that USAF is using contractors for their IT needs, much like the rest of the US Gov't.
"to allow teachers the freedom to teach whatever they wish, even if it is in opposition to current standards."
So the people we ask to give us an education can decide what we can learn, based on what they feel is the truth? WTF?!?!?!
Of course, I had this problem with some professors in college, but come on, facts are facts. They are not up for interpretation.
You have got to be kidding. Did they just now figure this out? Or did a member of the press feel the need to point this out, just like when someone printed the article that the US was eavesdropping on OBL on his unencrypted satellite phone?
Yes, it's nice that they are allowing this, however, I suspect that the smell will permeate everything in the station. Just saying.
My basic HP Scientific calculator is still working after 15 moves, 10 years of college, and two years of high school. I bought it back in 1984.
I don't watch it much either, except for Eureka, SG Atlantis, and The Dresden Files. The problem with SciFi is that they don't have a budget for these types of shows. Dresden at least keeps the special effects down to a minimum. I hope they bring it back.
"Earth Needs Dust!" as opposed to "Mars Needs Women!"
On another note, don't any of the rovers there have the ability to measure this kind of thing? That would sort of make sense.
There was a game like this. "Typing of the Dead" I think was the title. Basically, every time you typed a word correctly, you would kill a zombie. They would come at you faster and faster, so you would have to type the words faster. Mistakes had to be fixed or the shot didn't count.
I think that has more to do with money and who the candidate's people choose to use to host the web site. I believe that whoever is hosting the Republican Party's site is a Windows shop, and whoever is hosting Democratic Party's site is a Linux shop.
Most, if not all, the candidates don't have a clue about what their website is running on, much less care about it. I really doubt that Hillary discussed Windows versus Linux versus BSD. Get real. It seems to me that most in Congress are technophobes, and have people do stuff for them.
So what's Pinky going to do?
And knowing is half the battle...
Sorry, couldn't resist.
"hopefully we don't have to wait around 64 million years to draw a conclusion on this hypothesis."
I don't plan on being here in 64 million years, do you?
So that would make Duke Nukem Forever the most awesome game ever!
I'm old enough to remember either myself or one of the neighbor's kids doing this when I was a teenager. In my current neighborhood, a lot of the kids could do this, and during the winter, they could shovel walkways. But the lazy buggers next door wouldn't even do their own walkway, so go figure.
It would seem to me that there should be more sales around the beginning of Summer, when the kiddies are set loose from school. Also, most of the younger set would get money from jobs (mowing lawns, odd jobs) to pay for new games. I know there is a big holiday rush, but come on, Summer should be great, too.
New Socialist government, airships with slogans. The Venezuelans wanted this guy in power, so they got what they wanted.
Ok, I exaggerated. But, considering that the perp himself locked the other students in,..
Having actually gone to VT, 2600 acres includes the FARM that's attached to the school. The main campus rings the drill field. Locking down the buildings would have been trivial, and everyone in the dorms could have been notified.
Newflash: Powerpoint is used as presentation software more than the others, hence the vilification.
Not sure if my memory is correct, but this was one of the first "blockbusters." Hollywood got the idea that they could make hundreds of millions of dollars per movie, so they started banking on this concept, especially during the summer.
I was a member of the "Small Business Sales" group, then the "Government Sales" group. A few weeks after I walked out on them, CompUSA dropped the business sales groups. They really couldn't compete with CDW or any of the big government contracting groups. We sold network cable installation, at $200 per drop. Couldn't compete at those prices. This was in the DC area, with the average being $100 or less per drop, and they only had one cabler. No sense or business sense with how they did things.