You can write a script to SSH to each machine, copy whatever you need then wipe it. Wiping the machine remotely is the problem, there's a good article from Linux Journal by Kyle Rankin that describes a good way to do this. It's pretty recent (maybe two months ago), I haven't been able to find it on their website.
The article doesn't mention anything regarding how this would actually work. There's no infrastructure and just because you don't need a license to operate in the 2.4 GHz ISM band doesn't mean you can just do whatever the hell you want, there are still rules.
The speed you can get also depends on the wireless propagation channel. If you're right next to a cell tower you get a lower error rate than if you're in a shadow, fade or something like that.
You're right. I read the this article in wired earlier this week! Even all the images are the same and they didn't remove this line from TFA: "In one of his most recent trials, conducted at the request of Wired,"
This is real copyright infringement.
Bullshit on you. This system isn't about jamming pagers and cell phones. That technology already exists and has existed. This is about jamming cognitive radios in war theaters and perhaps this is about jamming illegal secondary access users in dynamic spectrum access scenarios.
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What's to stop you from removing the system logger you don't like and installing whatever you want?? See: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=9
You can write a script to SSH to each machine, copy whatever you need then wipe it. Wiping the machine remotely is the problem, there's a good article from Linux Journal by Kyle Rankin that describes a good way to do this. It's pretty recent (maybe two months ago), I haven't been able to find it on their website.
I don't hate my IT department, I hate RHEL5. (They have good reasons for not upgrading to RHEL6 yet)
Actually, a server is one of the few places I actually want an integrated graphics chip
You don't need graphics on a server, just use ssh
Receiver complexity and cost.
Smaller images on the page mean faster page loads.
Really?
0.9mg/cm^3
mg/cm^3 are the dumbest units, why not g/m^3?
The article doesn't mention anything regarding how this would actually work. There's no infrastructure and just because you don't need a license to operate in the 2.4 GHz ISM band doesn't mean you can just do whatever the hell you want, there are still rules.
It has become necessary that we all ignore copyrights from this point on
Yes, it's called piracy.
You are not supposed to use a browser on an Apple device. You have to download a 99 cent app for every webpage you want to visit.
Fixed that for you.
Compiling a BSD kernel is actually most simple, and much more simple than compiling a Linux kernel.
go on....
I don't want to be bothered with some inconsistencies like Gentoo often has in their Portage.
Like what?
I dual boot my n900 with Maemo and Android
So where's the source code for this?
Does this guy realize that he just published his windows 7 product key?
The speed you can get also depends on the wireless propagation channel. If you're right next to a cell tower you get a lower error rate than if you're in a shadow, fade or something like that.
You're right. I read the this article in wired earlier this week! Even all the images are the same and they didn't remove this line from TFA: "In one of his most recent trials, conducted at the request of Wired," This is real copyright infringement.
Bullshit on you. This system isn't about jamming pagers and cell phones. That technology already exists and has existed. This is about jamming cognitive radios in war theaters and perhaps this is about jamming illegal secondary access users in dynamic spectrum access scenarios.
Man pages are only semi-useful if you ALREADY KNOW WHAT COMMAND YOU NEED.
Try man -k
Someone mentioned that they would be upset if their SSH sessions slow down. Well, just tunnel ssh over http http://dag.wieers.com/howto/ssh-http-tunneling/
Sure you can have lots of RAM for quite cheap, but most people won't ever need that much RAM.
Yeah no one will ever need that much RAM, 640K ought to be enough for anybody.
way to answer my question. So as of now, only you are making these claims.
well-known clueless fraud? Who has said that besides you?
Kundra is at worst a fraud and at best someone who is clueless. Listen to some of the things this guy says. http://www.dvorak.org/blog/2009/08/12/special-report-is-us-chief-information-officer-cio-vivek-kundra-a-phony/