may not want clients to encrypt traffic, so that you can log and archive it.
Be careful with recommendations like that. Our setup has Pidgin clients using TLS/SSL for communication to and from the eJabberd server, but we still log all traffic at the server.
it's pretty obvious that science has not been a USA priority for quite some time now. Nor has managing our "energy" resources. If it had, we'd be doing a little drilling, among other things.
Once someone has worked in a large (10,000+ people) organization, you realize that every "department" grows to a point when it wants its own web "presence" including plenty static and dynamic content. At some point you end up with a collection of disparate web content that needs to be indexed and searchable. Then, at some point, you decide to flatten / reorganize / index and look for tools to do this. It's not an easy process, but I think it's more of a cycle.
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Track down where your space is going:
(child directories only)
may not want clients to encrypt traffic, so that you can log and archive it.
Be careful with recommendations like that. Our setup has Pidgin clients using TLS/SSL for communication to and from the eJabberd server, but we still log all traffic at the server.
Whatever, Orenthal.
j/k. Good luck.
You spend 60 hours a week playing WOW?
Noob.
Once someone has worked in a large (10,000+ people) organization, you realize that every "department" grows to a point when it wants its own web "presence" including plenty static and dynamic content. At some point you end up with a collection of disparate web content that needs to be indexed and searchable. Then, at some point, you decide to flatten / reorganize / index and look for tools to do this. It's not an easy process, but I think it's more of a cycle.
Just my $.02
I've never, ever heard any reference to these made up names. Searching Microsoft only returns one match from a blog entry.
Whatever, Mister Diet-Commercial...
AFAIK, "Mirrored RAID 0" would require 4 drives. I think you meant RAID 1 (mirroring) instead of RAID 0 which usually implies striping.
I've also built a site for this purpose:
http://corporatebingo.org/
Woo-hoo!
Jim
Cold?!? It was *above* freezing today!!!
Jim
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Turns out that having good directions and getting there quicker *reduces* accidents...
Jim
Married father of four...
Or spell-checking software!
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