But PS is so much more efficient and higher quality than GIMP its the standard for a reason. Compared to the cost of employing a graphics artist (at 2 or 3 times their base salary) for a year the cost of PS/Adobe is trivial esp as you can amortize the cost over say 2 or 3 years and off set it against your tax.
I have set of telecoms manuals from the late 40's and 48 hours was the mandatory time a CO (exchange) was designed of work off batteries (in case the generator sets failed) - it even details exactly how you build your battery room
some of the users might be which is presumably the justification - its the same when you tap the phones ATT isn't the target one or more of the users of the service is
sorry "gross misconduct against Dutch law" doesn't even make legal sense can you quote the dutch RIPA law which says that what they did is not allowed?
When they have asked their nephews pen friend from the USA what these boxes with blinky lights on actually do - as that seems to be the level of technical advice they have been given.
Should not there have been two separate systems with the staff one protected by certificates and a radius server - though after the fiasco of the cookie law it seems the eu it staff know as little about IT as the MEP's
I would imagine that spooks, sf operators and armys in general would have ways and orders to destroy any computers if it looks like they would be captured - one uboat captain died trying to make sure that he dumped the code books and enigma machines overboard.
so do HR job postings state must be completely clueless as to the last 50 years on those blinkly light boxes - maybe there is a market for boot camp for hr professionals to understand the current technology:-)
And I have seen these sort of things for sale in the uk mainly for sales guys to lock their laptops/valuables away. We had an instance where a load (well over a thousand) of our mangers went to a conference to hear the CEO speak. When they all came out they found that some one had smashed the widows on a load of company cars and made off with peoples laptops.
Ah you mean those heretical protestant sects that the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith will be investigating and thats not counting those sects that think they are christian and are not:-)
You think FIDO net (i was on that BTW) woudl have grown to replace the internet we have today? those must be some powerful jazz cigarettes you are smoking - lack of free local calls in most parts of the world would see to that for one.
what non internet based networks are you referring to CompuServe cix et all charged quite heavily - by the way i was deeply involved in the the UK's main ADMD (i was effectively root on the entire uk x.400 system) and I also worked on billing systems for them i know exactly what a PTT OSI based online system would look like it would not be a good thing!!!!
OK I would have a cool mail address but you subs would take what you where given and pay for it and like it
With out the internet you woudl have had OSI based networks which where designed by and for major telcos it would be 50 cents plus data charges to send an email - and you'd take what we give you sub and like it.
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Um not if your doing serious HPC you use the expensive INTEL compilers and not the open source ones
But PS is so much more efficient and higher quality than GIMP its the standard for a reason. Compared to the cost of employing a graphics artist (at 2 or 3 times their base salary) for a year the cost of PS/Adobe is trivial esp as you can amortize the cost over say 2 or 3 years and off set it against your tax.
I thought 21CN was just the core and not the last mile stuff Ill have to ask my contacts on that team
The networks i am familiar with have the ability to turn off access to subs (civilians) in an emergency
I have set of telecoms manuals from the late 40's and 48 hours was the mandatory time a CO (exchange) was designed of work off batteries (in case the generator sets failed) - it even details exactly how you build your battery room
Yeah and then the powers that be flip the switch and kick the normal subs off the network while the emergency is in progress.
some of the users might be which is presumably the justification - its the same when you tap the phones ATT isn't the target one or more of the users of the service is
sorry "gross misconduct against Dutch law" doesn't even make legal sense can you quote the dutch RIPA law which says that what they did is not allowed?
When they have asked their nephews pen friend from the USA what these boxes with blinky lights on actually do - as that seems to be the level of technical advice they have been given.
so its a MITM attack
Should not there have been two separate systems with the staff one protected by certificates and a radius server - though after the fiasco of the cookie law it seems the eu it staff know as little about IT as the MEP's
The cost of OS software is not a major factor in Data Center budgets the cost of the plant plus the power costs are much much more important
I would imagine that spooks, sf operators and armys in general would have ways and orders to destroy any computers if it looks like they would be captured - one uboat captain died trying to make sure that he dumped the code books and enigma machines overboard.
so do HR job postings state must be completely clueless as to the last 50 years on those blinkly light boxes - maybe there is a market for boot camp for hr professionals to understand the current technology :-)
its more normally politically correct put as do you have the right to work in xxx
if you believe that i have a bridge to sell you
well lets be honest if you need/want decent audio you buy an external audio interface whether or not its a wintel or mac laptop or a desktop PC
well there woudl be an entire department in every insurance company that analyzed the data to try and get out of paying out on a claim.
So change the legal driving age to 18
And I have seen these sort of things for sale in the uk mainly for sales guys to lock their laptops/valuables away. We had an instance where a load (well over a thousand) of our mangers went to a conference to hear the CEO speak. When they all came out they found that some one had smashed the widows on a load of company cars and made off with peoples laptops.
Ah you mean those heretical protestant sects that the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith will be investigating and thats not counting those sects that think they are christian and are not :-)
And people like Balaji Srinivasan dont realize that in this brave new world people like them are going to be the "deltas" and "epsilons"
You think FIDO net (i was on that BTW) woudl have grown to replace the internet we have today? those must be some powerful jazz cigarettes you are smoking - lack of free local calls in most parts of the world would see to that for one.
what non internet based networks are you referring to CompuServe cix et all charged quite heavily - by the way i was deeply involved in the the UK's main ADMD (i was effectively root on the entire uk x.400 system) and I also worked on billing systems for them i know exactly what a PTT OSI based online system would look like it would not be a good thing!!!!
OK I would have a cool mail address but you subs would take what you where given and pay for it and like it
With out the internet you woudl have had OSI based networks which where designed by and for major telcos it would be 50 cents plus data charges to send an email - and you'd take what we give you sub and like it.