I will sell him a system fully capable of handling ten times that traffic with hot standby failover for 50 bucks a month with ds3 bandwidth available to it.
So in this day and age when it takes less than 15 minutes to establish a LLC and set yourself up as a private contractor, why would anyone work for one of these employment agencies? I guess if the job pimp says you are going to take a 10% cut then you are going to have to do it if you want to work on his street corner. Admit it, if you work for a contracting company you are nothing but a simple code whore.
Exactly I would have just given them the passwords and said there you go have a nice life. Any call for additional information on architecture, setup etc will incur a $1000 hr charge 1 hr minimum for any call....a man has to eat you know.
Let me enlighten you here mr security expert. Once you hit that submit button on your shopping cart at joe's online store, you have no idea what just happened with that information. I don't care if you put in your cc number a thousand times it does not in any way mean that the other end is not storing the information. In fact for all you know it sends a email to someone that processes the order, however mr hacker already owns that server and grabs everything running through the mail spool. Or has just modified the code to send himself a copy of your information as well.
I don't like the apple software police either, however I am glad that they do because it ensures that crapware leaky apps do not run on the phone. Failure to police the software will result in users ultimately blaming the hardware.
MS has a impossible task in front of them at this point.
I really cannot see our economy recovering to any large extent at this point. American workers have just been completely hacked off at the knees by rampant out sourcing. The H1B program is largely a very small part of this, more frightening is the amount of jobs we have lost through out sourcing. This has finally bitten our nation and I just cannot see recovery happening until this problem is curbed. No jobs means no money for spending, no spending leads to more market retraction and the vicious cycle continues. Until our elected officials step into the market and level the playing we will remain on this path of eventual destruction. Giving everyone a check for $500 bucks ain't going to do it, that check will likely be spent and Walmart and ultimately off shore.
You are not going to find those engineering students in the states. The students know fully well that these jobs are being in-sourced through the H1B program and or being out-sourced. So why would a student pick a field of study that has a bleak job outlook? Same goes for the tech field, who in their right mind would attend school for a field in which there is no chance of payback in the future.
I have no problem with the idea itself, what I do have a problem with is what will actually happen to the cash. The major teleco's are going to snap it up and we know where the money will end up and it is not in infrastructure. Internet access in even most small towns is not a issue, you get out into the countryside and that is another story all together.
I work with a small wireless isp and he is the only available option in the rural area's in which I live. I would like to see grants given to these last mile providers, he could service darn near everyone but it is just not possible from a business standpoint. Some areas are really sparsely populated and he would be investing in equipment with no possibility of payback in a reasonable time frame. In fact I would like to see the money disbursed as equipment vouchers only that have to be used in rural non serviced areas.
But we all know this is not what is going to happen with our money.
I have no problem with your logic however here is a way to apply your logic while being fair to the system. The should be required to add 5000 american worker filled skilled positions before being eligible to hire or employ a new H1B worker.
All the ones I have seen installed around here are either on sun tracking stands or building side mounted at a fairly steep angle to keep the snow off of them.
MS is already extinct it will just take father time a little bit to catch up with them.
Most people could care less what OS they are running any longer as it has a working web browser. People are already primarily using their computers for web based application services. There will be of course some things that cannot be handled easily by the browsers but for the most part the average computer user today is nearly 100% focused on the web and web based applications.
Yes yes of course but not everyone submits a httpd.conf file with a script both of us know that. The only point I was trying to bring up is some poor fool is going to take this solution as the perfect fix only to accidentally lock himself out of his own machine.
The example I put up was only one reason apache may not start. The solution proposed requires that apache starts without a hitch. I just don't want someone to try to implement such a solution without applying a little thought to the process. If apache fails to start and you have no control of your ip lease or console access you will be screwed...
You make changes to httpd.conf and don't restart apache? No I have not but I have seen an admin do it before.
as long as your home machine with a stable address is in the file, you can still get in from there. Unless of course your isp dhcp lease expired in the mean time and you now have a different address.
So say you have a remote server no console access.
One day you are messing around with httpd.conf and fat finger a entry and mess up the config. Some months laterthe NOC hosting your system has to do some quick machine maintenance and powers down your machine. Later in the day they finish and power up your instance, but wait the httpd.conf file has a error and apache refuses to start on boot......now what, yes you are screwed you cannot access your account.
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I will sell him a system fully capable of handling ten times that traffic with hot standby failover for 50 bucks a month with ds3 bandwidth available to it.
So in this day and age when it takes less than 15 minutes to establish a LLC and set yourself up as a private contractor, why would anyone work for one
of these employment agencies? I guess if the job pimp says you are going to take a 10% cut then you are going to have to do it if you want to work
on his street corner. Admit it, if you work for a contracting company you are nothing but a simple code whore.
Look, my boss comes to me and asks for the passwords he is going to get them right then and there.
If I had a employer tell me that I would walk out the door that very second.
Exactly I would have just given them the passwords and said there you go have a nice life. Any call for additional information on
architecture, setup etc will incur a $1000 hr charge 1 hr minimum for any call....a man has to eat you know.
Let me enlighten you here mr security expert. Once you hit that submit button on your shopping cart at joe's online store, you have no idea what just happened with that information. I don't care if you
put in your cc number a thousand times it does not in any way mean that the other end is not storing the information. In fact for all you know it sends a email to someone that processes the order, however
mr hacker already owns that server and grabs everything running through the mail spool. Or has just modified the code to send himself a copy of your information as well.
I don't like the apple software police either, however I am glad that they do because it ensures that crapware leaky
apps do not run on the phone. Failure to police the software will result in users ultimately blaming the hardware.
MS has a impossible task in front of them at this point.
Same here with the us version everything is marked as malware, I also notice due to the hits it is slowing to a crawl.
I really cannot see our economy recovering to any large extent at this point. American workers have just been completely hacked off at the
knees by rampant out sourcing. The H1B program is largely a very small part of this, more frightening is the amount of jobs we have lost
through out sourcing. This has finally bitten our nation and I just cannot see recovery happening until this problem is curbed. No jobs means
no money for spending, no spending leads to more market retraction and the vicious cycle continues. Until our elected officials step into the
market and level the playing we will remain on this path of eventual destruction. Giving everyone a check for $500 bucks ain't going to do it, that
check will likely be spent and Walmart and ultimately off shore.
You are not going to find those engineering students in the states. The students know fully well that these jobs are being in-sourced through the H1B program and or being out-sourced. So why would a student pick a field of study that has a bleak job outlook? Same goes for the tech field, who in their right mind would attend school
for a field in which there is no chance of payback in the future.
I have no problem with the idea itself, what I do have a problem with is what will actually happen to the cash. The major teleco's are going to snap it up and we know where the money will end up and it is not in infrastructure. Internet access in even most small towns is not a issue, you get out into the countryside and that is another story all together.
I work with a small wireless isp and he is the only available option in the rural area's in which I live. I would like to see grants given to these last mile providers, he could service darn near everyone but it is just not possible from a business standpoint. Some areas are really sparsely populated and he would be investing in equipment with no possibility of payback in a reasonable time frame. In fact I would like to see the money disbursed as equipment vouchers only that have to be used in rural non serviced areas.
But we all know this is not what is going to happen with our money.
I have no problem with your logic however here is a way to apply your logic while being fair to the system. The should
be required to add 5000 american worker filled skilled positions before being eligible to hire or employ a new H1B worker.
Bargain and SAP are not two words to be used together!
That is a example of a fairly good security policy, however if someone really wishes to own your network they will.
All the ones I have seen installed around here are either on sun tracking stands or building side mounted at a fairly steep angle
to keep the snow off of them.
I would lean heavily towards a BW solution, no change out of my 100's of label printers to implement such a solution.
What is really funny is that the dumb windows users press the recall button thinking it is actually going
to work.....har har
Obviously you have a problem reading, we are talking about algae and jatropha(toxic) oil here neither of which you really want to eat.
MS is already extinct it will just take father time a little bit to catch up with them.
Most people could care less what OS they are running any longer as it has a working web browser. People are already
primarily using their computers for web based application services. There will be of course some things that cannot
be handled easily by the browsers but for the most part the average computer user today is nearly 100% focused on the web
and web based applications.
There are no good GUI tools.
It can be done, but it's too difficult.
Difficult for who? Why don't you just admit that you only know Windows and don't know jack about Linux.
It will not matter for much longer anyhow, at this point people could just about care less what OS they
are running since the browser is now the OS.
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Probably looking for a .net programmer with 20 years of experience in C#, oh and for 12.50 hour.
Yes yes of course but not everyone submits a httpd.conf file with a script both of us know that. The only point I was
trying to bring up is some poor fool is going to take this solution as the perfect fix only to accidentally lock himself out
of his own machine.
The example I put up was only one reason apache may not start. The solution proposed requires that apache starts without
a hitch. I just don't want someone to try to implement such a solution without applying a little thought to the process. If apache
fails to start and you have no control of your ip lease or console access you will be screwed...
You make changes to httpd.conf and don't restart apache? No I have not but I have seen an admin do it before.
as long as your home machine with a stable address is in the file, you can still get in from there. Unless of course your isp dhcp lease expired in the mean time and you now have a different address.
So say you have a remote server no console access.
One day you are messing around with httpd.conf and fat finger a entry and mess up the config. Some months laterthe NOC hosting your system has to do some quick machine maintenance and powers down your machine. Later in the day they finish and power up your instance, but wait the httpd.conf file has a error and apache refuses to start on boot......now what, yes you are screwed you
cannot access your account.