even more savings when you can outsource the management of such systems to remote support via public net. all kinds of savings can be had rather than have a physical presence.
its not... at least its not supposed to be. however I have seen one such instance of water treatment plant using segregated vlans (shared switch) even though the RFP (based of regs) called for separate physical network... people try to save money or don't consider the design scenario in its entirety.
"secured PCs that were on a closed network" stuxnet was propagated by usb keys which fail the closed network test.
"security is at your communities local infrastructure" probably pretty low, however a closed network would be designed to not allow outside connection via the net or physical media. Even then for physical media it becomes a physical sabotage scenario rather than cyberwarfare.
which led to using whatever fig as whatever monster... which returned us to using M&M's as monsters... only use figs for PC from chain mail and such...
It might even be a question of parity. Just like any new thing there is a boom period for growth. Perhaps software has matured enough that a 10 year old software (i am looking at you win/office XP) is perfectly useable and thus the market for ever newer hardware will experience shrinkage.!
i think you should describe how your teaching methodology would change (for the better) if you were using an active surface vs a marker board vs a projected pc/tablet image.
i think it would be cool... but then i am just a geek:)
Slashdot Mirror
yes but didn't some once hack the alien ship with a mac... in a couple of minutes...
even more savings when you can outsource the management of such systems to remote support via public net. all kinds of savings can be had rather than have a physical presence.
its not... at least its not supposed to be. however I have seen one such instance of water treatment plant using segregated vlans (shared switch) even though the RFP (based of regs) called for separate physical network... people try to save money or don't consider the design scenario in its entirety.
"secured PCs that were on a closed network"
stuxnet was propagated by usb keys which fail the closed network test.
"security is at your communities local infrastructure"
probably pretty low, however a closed network would be designed to not allow outside connection via the net or physical media. Even then for physical media it becomes a physical sabotage scenario rather than cyberwarfare.
but... but... they do that in "leverage" all the time... it must be true, just like House can fix any medical issue and ......
so me and my friends are not alone in this ;)
OGL led to innovation and loss of control (gasp)
board game, and it seems a rehash of 2.X and back then we didn't have high flutin video tech
which led to using whatever fig as whatever monster... which returned us to using M&M's as monsters... only use figs for PC from chain mail and such...
why would you not use another online vendor that does not charge sales tax...
i recently (2 yrs ago) upgraded to core to quad (q6700 used for 25 bucks) on my old rig... keeps on going
It might even be a question of parity. Just like any new thing there is a boom period for growth. Perhaps software has matured enough that a 10 year old software (i am looking at you win/office XP) is perfectly useable and thus the market for ever newer hardware will experience shrinkage.!
not all tablets are tied to a CC...
its not much to look at... unless you have to...
+1 funny
i think you should describe how your teaching methodology would change (for the better) if you were using an active surface vs a marker board vs a projected pc/tablet image.
i think it would be cool... but then i am just a geek :)
i think the betting industry is the "human factor"
also while we are at it... centaurs
+1 funny
this does not detect the higgs field
germany...?!!
"named project: "Nuclear Explosions for the National Economy" "
or
NENE!!
really makes you wish... there was only the one :)
does the patent office benefit from the number of patents filed...
wonder what happens when toyota makes a car capable of breaking speed laws...
i am sure it was intentionally made to go over the speed limit!!!
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