Google's Street view project used Netstumbler, which is an application you can download whenever you like and is available for free. This application listens in on the wifi radio, and records what it finds, it allows you to discover networks, even when they are not broadcasting. In the process of this, it is possible that traffic of what people were doing (that they were doing unencrypted, in the clear, over easily listened to wifi) were recorded. When Google realized this happened, they approached the governments involved, and offered to destroy the data with them witnessing it. I believe it was Germany, but this was a bit ago, asked Google to instead turn over the data, and Google refused, as it would be a privacy breach. This is the company you are mudslinging, please get your facts straight before slinging uninformed mud.
Um, all this thing can do it RDP type connections, I would say more that gigabit is useless, while 100Mbit is quite enough for EVERYTHING a terminal needs to do.
I run dual 24" monitors over PCoIP to a Windows 7 VDI box (right now!) and can watch full motion video without pushing even 100Mbit.
This thing is more than enough to run whatever you want to, you are looking at it from the wrong perspective.
Not likely in a usable way. Youtube audio and video never syncs up, and it tends to get a bit chopy. I can't even imagine trying that on a full screen application.
Consider the cost of the back end too. I am currently on a terminal, and as I was involved in the whole buildout of VDI, I can assure you, after VDI, VMware, Windows, Office, storage, and the blades we use for backends, it was well more expensive than a PC.
In general, as I don't live in a very dense city, in this situation, you can generally watch for the cross traffic to stop, then scoot out and to the right (we drive on the right) of the cross side of the intersection to move out of the way.
I won't be as rude about it as the AC, but yes, AC/HP technology has come a long way. If you replace your AC unit (if it is older than 10 years) it will pay itself off in reduced energy usage. But, you can only go so far in reducing the cost of moving heat around, eventually you have to look at how your house is built, which may be more work/money than it is worth, unless you are building a new house already.
Does saying strawman suddenly make it not true? He listed the original intentions of the two parties. Unfortunately, both parties moved into the big government position, and feel that more laws/regulations will solve every issue.
lrn to type...please. This is the most painful thing to read I have seen in a long time. So many shortenings (are we using SMS or Twitter?) and horrible misspellings I can't even get through the first sentence. When your spelling and typing is so horrible, no one wants to read your dribble.
Slashdot Mirror
Wow, this uninformed crap again...
Google's Street view project used Netstumbler, which is an application you can download whenever you like and is available for free. This application listens in on the wifi radio, and records what it finds, it allows you to discover networks, even when they are not broadcasting. In the process of this, it is possible that traffic of what people were doing (that they were doing unencrypted, in the clear, over easily listened to wifi) were recorded. When Google realized this happened, they approached the governments involved, and offered to destroy the data with them witnessing it. I believe it was Germany, but this was a bit ago, asked Google to instead turn over the data, and Google refused, as it would be a privacy breach. This is the company you are mudslinging, please get your facts straight before slinging uninformed mud.
Conferences? Cube Hell? Cashier?
There are points for it, and when you compare the cost of cat6 to the cost of an electrician on top of cat6, it starts to make sense.
Um, all this thing can do it RDP type connections, I would say more that gigabit is useless, while 100Mbit is quite enough for EVERYTHING a terminal needs to do.
I run dual 24" monitors over PCoIP to a Windows 7 VDI box (right now!) and can watch full motion video without pushing even 100Mbit.
This thing is more than enough to run whatever you want to, you are looking at it from the wrong perspective.
I run dual 24" monitors and don't push over 100Mb, I can't conceive of this guy's complaint.
No screen, but this will do what you need generally:
http://www.cedarpc.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=22038
I find the sound out of sync when watching videos through PCoIP from VDI, but not so bad that it makes it hard to use.
Not likely in a usable way. Youtube audio and video never syncs up, and it tends to get a bit chopy. I can't even imagine trying that on a full screen application.
Consider the cost of the back end too. I am currently on a terminal, and as I was involved in the whole buildout of VDI, I can assure you, after VDI, VMware, Windows, Office, storage, and the blades we use for backends, it was well more expensive than a PC.
They also created demand for photos of dead people, therefore creating a market for murderers.
What an Anonymous Coward needs is a bullet to the head
See how easy it is to go against another group?
The Velcro gloves in a sheep herder's shed?
In general, as I don't live in a very dense city, in this situation, you can generally watch for the cross traffic to stop, then scoot out and to the right (we drive on the right) of the cross side of the intersection to move out of the way.
Perhaps it is a city design issue. Where I live (smallish suburb "city"), I could not possibly walk to a pub, as there are none close.
Unfortunately, they would be designed so you would have to replace your computer for them to get software updates.
My house built in 1974 has fluorescent lights in the kitchen. It isn't all that uncommon in certain places in the house.
I won't be as rude about it as the AC, but yes, AC/HP technology has come a long way. If you replace your AC unit (if it is older than 10 years) it will pay itself off in reduced energy usage. But, you can only go so far in reducing the cost of moving heat around, eventually you have to look at how your house is built, which may be more work/money than it is worth, unless you are building a new house already.
The radiation from all the sources of light in the world terrifies me, I hate radiation! /sarcastic
Also, if inhaled at room temperature it is fatal.
You mean in liquid form, I was moving through a large concentration of the stuff in gaseous form over the weekend (fog)
Well, a hurricane did just hit Mass recently, but I guess it missed the Hamptons, Cape Cod and New York...
Does saying strawman suddenly make it not true? He listed the original intentions of the two parties. Unfortunately, both parties moved into the big government position, and feel that more laws/regulations will solve every issue.
Heck, Obama taught constitutional law, and it seems even he doesn't know anything about the constitution. :)
With Bush, the racism consisted of taking his accent and behaviors born of being a Texan and making him out to be a moron.
lrn to type...please. This is the most painful thing to read I have seen in a long time. So many shortenings (are we using SMS or Twitter?) and horrible misspellings I can't even get through the first sentence. When your spelling and typing is so horrible, no one wants to read your dribble.
You don't see Iran and NK doing the same things? Are you completely blind to world politics when it isn't badmouthing the US?
Well, when you test a gaming card by running GPGPU stuff on it, when nVidia specifically sells GPGPU cards, maybe you are running the wrong test.