Just an optional router for somebody that has a PC with DSL (like most folks) and buys a revolution. I'm sure the revolution will work with existing wifi infrastructure if that is your desire. Sounds like a pretty good product to me.
I've been using Mozilla now for months and I can get to MOST sites OK, though I do miss a few features here and there. I typically send them an e-mail and they may or may not address the problem. I was wondering if anyone had written a kind of canned response to send to "bad" web designers when their HTML is too MS-centric?? I usually write these manually, but it would sure be easy to send out a standard, well-written and well thought out response to convince these authors to change their ways. Does anybody know of one?
I am a government contractor in network, security, and system administration, at a large government facility. I can tell you that, although I got on as a contractor with a CIS degree, since I don't have a CS degree, I cannot take a job with the government as a computer scientist. That is just one example of how it hurts you. Although that may not be your short-term goal right now, one day you may have the opportunity to work in a research-related field where they not only care IF you have a degree, they care what KIND of degree you got, and even how many math or computer science courses you took. I'd say getting the 4-year degree, if you can do it, in computer science, is a no-brainer.
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Just an optional router for somebody that has a PC with DSL (like most folks) and buys a revolution. I'm sure the revolution will work with existing wifi infrastructure if that is your desire. Sounds like a pretty good product to me.
nano?? are you kidding, 'vi' all the way!
how long does it last during the day before it wears off? How much did this cost ya?
I've been using Mozilla now for months and I can get to MOST sites OK, though I do miss a few features here and there. I typically send them an e-mail and they may or may not address the problem. I was wondering if anyone had written a kind of canned response to send to "bad" web designers when their HTML is too MS-centric?? I usually write these manually, but it would sure be easy to send out a standard, well-written and well thought out response to convince these authors to change their ways. Does anybody know of one?
I am a government contractor in network, security, and system administration, at a large government facility. I can tell you that, although I got on as a contractor with a CIS degree, since I don't have a CS degree, I cannot take a job with the government as a computer scientist. That is just one example of how it hurts you. Although that may not be your short-term goal right now, one day you may have the opportunity to work in a research-related field where they not only care IF you have a degree, they care what KIND of degree you got, and even how many math or computer science courses you took. I'd say getting the 4-year degree, if you can do it, in computer science, is a no-brainer.
Hey, if all these software developers have to rewrite their software, why not rewrite it for linux, etc.? Could this be a golden opportunity here?