install Windoze first then any alternative O/S as the windows installer will insist on overwriting you MBR containing the LILO/GRUB/whatever) boot loader.
Those people who have been 'into' real ale already know this.
There's a brewing term 'Burtonising' where brewers articifically change the water minerals to be close to that at Burton-on-Trent which is then used to reference the beer's quality from...
Of course this is nothing to do with the fact that alot of TV isn't worth watching these days, it being made up a reality TV or house make-over programs...
Risk of IE - lots of vulnerabilities that are mainly high risk according to vendor. Threat is you get lots of spyware etc just by visiting sites. Probability of this happeningis high.
Risk of Firefox. few known vulnerabilities, mainly low risk occording to vendor.
most 'managers' are people managers, not resource managers (esp not human resources!).
Project managers do that - they act as the interface between the 'project' and the people doing the project. They are different to people managers, but still require people manager skills..
Part of the problem they are trying to solve with chip n pin was the ability of the crims to make their own cards easily.
It's alot harder to forge a chip n pin card than the mag stripe kind. Hence wny alot of the cards (and pins) are now disappearing in the post, rather than getting copied at the gas station! Again they've just moved the goal posts rather then solved the problem.
Will be interesting to see how the fraud numbers match uop with the roll out costs os chip n pin. BTW its the retailers who are having to pay for the new card readers, not the banks!
have you any idea how lon it's taken for Europe to standardise on a single chip & pin standard (well over 15 years). If you want to have a go at introducing the inbuilt keyboard you are most welcome..:-)
So how do you 'unlock' the smart card to prove its you (and still you) at the keyboard...???
an PIN number... a fingerprint...
Authentication is based around something you have (userid/smartcard/finger...) and something you know (password/PIN/....)
No change since the Secuure Single Sign On days of the mid 1990's. All they are doing is bringing it upto date using.NET to quickly build applications.
*BUT* YMMV depending on how your application actually uses the I/O
I know of a widely used RDBMS that really sucks on RAID5 due to its underlying data storage.
You'll need to test with all the combinations and also for RAID 10 (stripped mirror) and RAID 01 (mirrored stripe) to see which gives best performance for your application
you need at leaat 5 disks for reasonable performance on a RAID5 set, even with hardware support. (do some research). The more disks in the set the better the performance.
also in RAID 5 the parity info is spread all the disks, otherwise it's a RAID 3 set, so loss os single disk doesn't mean major performance problems.
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Same for TV - getting and original idea out there if quite difficult. Star trek x 3, CSI x 3, Big brother, clean/decorate my house.
500 channels all showing similar stuff...
Obviously work is still needed on Wine to make it more Windows compatible :-)
kind of off topic but...
install Windoze first then any alternative O/S as the windows installer will insist on overwriting you MBR containing the LILO/GRUB/whatever) boot loader.
alot of people block email from verizon (or containing verizon URL's in the body) as they seem to host alot of spammers :-)
is very useful for my domain. I get Exim to check valid users and 550 reject them if not valid.
That way I drop about 66% of inbound email before it enters my email gateway.
Is is just me or does this sound like a movie I saw recently..
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0319262/
oh and did I mention policy.
If they aren't adherring to a written policy then there should be 'measures' available in the policy you can take.
If you haven't got a policy - write one.
Those people who have been 'into' real ale already know this.
There's a brewing term 'Burtonising' where brewers articifically change the water minerals to be close to that at Burton-on-Trent which is then used to reference the beer's quality from...
Of course this is nothing to do with the fact that alot of TV isn't worth watching these days, it being made up a reality TV or house make-over programs...
and who told them of the risks???
very people actually....
finally MS is putting some sort of firewall in their O/S and having it ON by default...which helps
BUT lack of education about the risks is the problem....
Good. Coming at you from a risk point of view.
Risk of IE - lots of vulnerabilities that are mainly high risk according to vendor. Threat is you get lots of spyware etc just by visiting sites. Probability of this happeningis high.
Risk of Firefox. few known vulnerabilities, mainly low risk occording to vendor.
and internal organs/brain can cope with 17-18g???
the car survived, comments from the people indicated they thought the occupants wouldn't have...
70-0 mph in less than 0.2 of a second is not easy to support by the human body...
lots of web based ones - egroupware, opengroupware, gnu/hurd have one.....
most 'managers' are people managers, not resource managers (esp not human resources!).
Project managers do that - they act as the interface between the 'project' and the people doing the project. They are different to people managers, but still require people manager skills..
....
nice to see a Ralf Kimball in there.
cell phone and email in last paragraph...
Part of the problem they are trying to solve with chip n pin was the ability of the crims to make their own cards easily.
It's alot harder to forge a chip n pin card than the mag stripe kind. Hence wny alot of the cards (and pins) are now disappearing in the post, rather than getting copied at the gas station! Again they've just moved the goal posts rather then solved the problem.
Will be interesting to see how the fraud numbers match uop with the roll out costs os chip n pin. BTW its the retailers who are having to pay for the new card readers, not the banks!
Go on then...
:-)
have you any idea how lon it's taken for Europe to standardise on a single chip & pin standard (well over 15 years). If you want to have a go at introducing the inbuilt keyboard you are most welcome..
correct - same with all smart cards - the key input isn't on the card. The only non-standard over the normal CC is the chip.
something similar being rolled out in Europe and esp UK right now...
card read/PIN entry on a separate box and the public key on the host system not the private key. Apart from that pretty much what you describe.
All the thing is doing is moving the problem to internet/phone shopping where the card isn't present at the shop.....
So how do you 'unlock' the smart card to prove its you (and still you) at the keyboard...???
.NET to quickly build applications.
an PIN number...
a fingerprint...
Authentication is based around something you have (userid/smartcard/finger...) and something you know (password/PIN/....)
No change since the Secuure Single Sign On days of the mid 1990's. All they are doing is bringing it upto date using
Would give you the best write performance.
*BUT* YMMV depending on how your application actually uses the I/O
I know of a widely used RDBMS that really sucks on RAID5 due to its underlying data storage.
You'll need to test with all the combinations and also for RAID 10 (stripped mirror) and RAID 01 (mirrored stripe) to see which gives best performance for your application
you need at leaat 5 disks for reasonable performance on a RAID5 set, even with hardware support. (do some research). The more disks in the set the better the performance.
also in RAID 5 the parity info is spread all the disks, otherwise it's a RAID 3 set, so loss os single disk doesn't mean major performance problems.
Until they can do the MIT robotic vehicle 'test' I'd be nervous....
:-) (ouch)
Or maybe the roomba will be to pass that test first and 'clean up' the prize