Youre in over your head, a one man army dealing with all the technology you listed is going to result in a mess for you and your employer. Get someone in there to sort it out and document it, then you should be able to manage it on a daily basis.
In all seriousness, there really needs to be a court recognized standard for IT security due diligence. There are too many organizations doing their own thing or using "compensating controls" that only work in some auditors dream world.
It sounds like from the article they're going to fork Android. Talk about fragmentation. They need to build a solution from the ground up, otherwise it's going to be a mess to maintain or support.
These people don't understand that their cushy lives and jobs depend on a strong US economy. Even if you aren't seeing the effects of it yet, it will still impact you eventually through soaring costs. We're all in it together.
This is the same thing religious leaders expouse, "what we can't explain must be special and unique". In a universe, nothing is unique. Except for snowflakes.
Ill be waiting for SP1. Server 2008 R2 has shown (at least to me) that Microsoft is trying to make server tasks more accessible at the cost of options and tweaking. Instead of having a nice GUI with lots of options, it's a purdy GUI with few options and the rest buried in some power shell syntax.
Server 8 doesn't look like its helping their case.
Piracy routes around it.
I'm guessing ICE are the guys who accidentally deleted a bunch of SRV records at work and were promptly fired. Who knew they could find a job with those skills.
Fedora team needs a history lesson as to why there's 4 different bin file locations. They actually make quite a bit of sense, throwing them all into one is stupid.
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And the homeopathic crowd goes wild!
Youre in over your head, a one man army dealing with all the technology you listed is going to result in a mess for you and your employer. Get someone in there to sort it out and document it, then you should be able to manage it on a daily basis.
In all seriousness, there really needs to be a court recognized standard for IT security due diligence. There are too many organizations doing their own thing or using "compensating controls" that only work in some auditors dream world.
These guys need to make something people want.
Have fun reprogramming everything, developers!
The Republican party will make sure you don't receive the nomination.
It sounds like from the article they're going to fork Android. Talk about fragmentation. They need to build a solution from the ground up, otherwise it's going to be a mess to maintain or support.
These people don't understand that their cushy lives and jobs depend on a strong US economy. Even if you aren't seeing the effects of it yet, it will still impact you eventually through soaring costs. We're all in it together.
Until they figure out solar, natural gas is the next big thing. Easy to retrofit, no batteries. Cheap (at least in the US).
We call those Interns around here
Why fork it?
And I thought my companies change management process sucked.
This is the same thing religious leaders expouse, "what we can't explain must be special and unique". In a universe, nothing is unique. Except for snowflakes.
Good authors would incredibly stupid to do this. All this will do is draw unknowns/not established authors.
Ill be waiting for SP1. Server 2008 R2 has shown (at least to me) that Microsoft is trying to make server tasks more accessible at the cost of options and tweaking. Instead of having a nice GUI with lots of options, it's a purdy GUI with few options and the rest buried in some power shell syntax. Server 8 doesn't look like its helping their case.
Sounds like commie trickery to me too, senator.
Piracy routes around it. I'm guessing ICE are the guys who accidentally deleted a bunch of SRV records at work and were promptly fired. Who knew they could find a job with those skills.
What do you call customers on an Oracle system? Locked out? :)
Unless it's your job to make up the metrics.
It's hard to call it replacing Ubuntu when it wouldn't exist without them.
Obama really needs to look like the good guy when he vetoes the bill!
ACTA is a Trojan horse for anti net neutrality.
Not FEMA exercising its legal right to form a shadow government and take over all government functions. It's not 2012 yet!
Fedora team needs a history lesson as to why there's 4 different bin file locations. They actually make quite a bit of sense, throwing them all into one is stupid.
Setup a mirrored server at a parents/relatives house that's preseeded and run rsync jobs to it. Add more storage and you can do generations too.