Numerous computer-security experts have concluded that US systems can be hacked, and allegations of tampering in Ohio, Florida and other swing states have triggered a campaign to require all voting machines to produce paper audit trails."
Why is this, are they so blind not to have auditing - paper or otherwise. Of course if the data is flawed what is the value of a paper audit?
Or charge the few out 400 rural users that are downloading like that. Perhaps I don't get it, but I have no need to download gigs of movies or games, or pirate software.
Thanks for your comments, I'm on my second Cardiologist, not that I was not satisfied with my first one; well actually, he probably saved my life when I drove into Er with chest pains. As a patient I can tell you it's all very confusing. Prescriptions, and symptoms etc.
I've worked in a large Med Center so I have a feel for the overwhelming information you have coming at you. I'm in the IT field (until I got laid off). But I still have the utmost respect for you. Cheers!
Yep, I arrived at my last company years ago, with the Exchange server sitting at the colo out in the open no firewall whats so ever. After I informed them that we were now hosting music, games, pirated software besides email they finally bought a pix. After rebuilding that server and configuring the fw while fending off pissed customers, I was at the same time building a new Exchange server running the latest release, of course the company had promised it's customers that was to be done months ago and in fact they had already paid for it. This involved several 24 hours shifts and much stress.Also I was to manage Sql, IIS, FTP, desktops, printing, backups etc. Eventually I had a heart attack. I don't suppose I can blame the company on that but I do remember working all day with chest pains and then driving myself to the hospital in which I spent several days, some in intensive care.
Assuming he's running Windows and that is what they have, how about running Firefox in Kiosk mode? Is there such a thing cause I would like to do the same, I know Internet Exploder has the switch, can anyone point out the same for FF?
The Detroit News is reducing home delivery to 3 times a week. Doesn't matter to me so much but older people like my folks will have to change the morning routine.
As it turns out, Chrome has an automatic updater that runs in the background. The browser is constantly and silently upgrading itself as the Chrome team push out new updates. The results are quite impressive.
That must be why I keep killing that friggin process: firefox 2016 8 29 767 133972 2:06:20.690 32:21:37.471 GoogleUpdate 764 8 6 66 1836 0:00:00.460 30:24:23.987
And this comes from someone who has never burned a song or cd from the web ever. I did put my band on mp3.com back in the day though. Obviously we did not make any money from that - but then again we didn't try that hard.
I would have to agree, it's a great idea - and of course he can afford it, here I thought putting my band on mp3.com was cutting edge. But then that was long ago.
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I'm glad you made it back! Thanks for what I hope is a accurate account of what you saw.
I gave up coffee for whisky and water on the rocks. When I feel tired I'll switch the water for a Coke.
Sienfield: "but I don't want to be a router"
One of the easiest things you can do to help the environment is consume less beef & dairy products.
Surely the best way for me to reduce the number of cattle is for me to eat more of them?
Steak anyone?
Or maybe one of you with Fava Beans....
Numerous computer-security experts have concluded that US systems can be hacked, and allegations of tampering in Ohio, Florida and other swing states have triggered a campaign to require all voting machines to produce paper audit trails."
Why is this, are they so blind not to have auditing - paper or otherwise. Of course if the data is flawed what is the value of a paper audit?
Or charge the few out 400 rural users that are downloading like that. Perhaps I don't get it, but I have no need to download gigs of movies or games, or pirate software.
I would think it's him coming back in one piece. PS we are losing the "war" there.
A drum is a instrument. A computer - well could be, but for real.
Thanks for your comments, I'm on my second Cardiologist, not that I was not satisfied with my first one; well actually, he probably saved my life when I drove into Er with chest pains. As a patient I can tell you it's all very confusing. Prescriptions, and symptoms etc.
I've worked in a large Med Center so I have a feel for the overwhelming information you have coming at you. I'm in the IT field (until I got laid off). But I still have the utmost respect for you. Cheers!
Windows mobile in my past experience has been a pain in the ass, much happier with my Blackberry syncing with Exchange and activating wirelessly. ymmv
Buhwaaaaa
Maybe Toby Keith or Alan Jackson could take a step up.
Did anyone notice this when clicking on the image link?
Secure Connection Failed
blogs.technet.com uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is not trusted because the issuer certificate is unknown.
(Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)
You will be better off. Of course you could still tell me to stop drinking and smoking and I wouldn't hear that. Still BS Galactica?
Fuck that.
Organized religion - that's the real problem.
I like that idea, put him in a stealth bomber.
Yep, I arrived at my last company years ago, with the Exchange server sitting at the colo out in the open no firewall whats so ever. After I informed them that we were now hosting music, games, pirated software besides email they finally bought a pix. After rebuilding that server and configuring the fw while fending off pissed customers, I was at the same time building a new Exchange server running the latest release, of course the company had promised it's customers that was to be done months ago and in fact they had already paid for it. This involved several 24 hours shifts and much stress.Also I was to manage Sql, IIS, FTP, desktops, printing, backups etc. Eventually I had a heart attack. I don't suppose I can blame the company on that but I do remember working all day with chest pains and then driving myself to the hospital in which I spent several days, some in intensive care.
Assuming he's running Windows and that is what they have, how about running Firefox in Kiosk mode? Is there such a thing cause I would like to do the same, I know Internet Exploder has the switch, can anyone point out the same for FF?
The Detroit News is reducing home delivery to 3 times a week. Doesn't matter to me so much but older people like my folks will have to change the morning routine.
Stuff that matters?
As it turns out, Chrome has an automatic updater that runs in the background. The browser is constantly and silently upgrading itself as the Chrome team push out new updates. The results are quite impressive.
That must be why I keep killing that friggin process:
firefox 2016 8 29 767 133972 2:06:20.690 32:21:37.471
GoogleUpdate 764 8 6 66 1836 0:00:00.460 30:24:23.987
And this comes from someone who has never burned a song or cd from the web ever. I did put my band on mp3.com back in the day though. Obviously we did not make any money from that - but then again we didn't try that hard.
I would have to agree, it's a great idea - and of course he can afford it, here I thought putting my band on mp3.com was cutting edge. But then that was long ago.
We went to moon with engineers and scientists who did not have computers.
That's a great point. !