As Unknown Poltroon write, get it in writing first.
Then a Proof of Concept works great. A Friend of mine demonstrated an open SMTP server running at his company. He sent mails from god@heaven, and from boss@company.com telling the manager that he deserved a raise.
You will get a Clippy with every router, proposing you like "I notice that you are trying to add v.w.x.y, shall I also add a.b.c.d for you?". You answer no, but somehow, the configuration seems to be changed, but you cannot exactly see how...
Also, you will get switches that you only edit via switchedit, a regedit decendant.
Plus of course, all the bugs you can eat, as usual...
Of course, don't forget to add some 64 Mb of memory in your switch. Errm, yes that is per port, of course...
And in addition to that, if you don't pay your license fees, your routers will cease to function after exactly one year!
But wait, there is more! You can run a wordprocessor from your switches (upgrade required), and we even provided some games free of charge.
MADISON, Mississippi (CNN) -- In the shadow of WorldCom's headquarters Wednesday, President Bush assured voters -- some of who had lost their jobs, pensions and even life savings when the telecommunications filed for bankruptcy -- that the days of such corporate irresponsibility are over.
Totally agree - I have a Stokke Variable as well. With a normal chair I could make it barely through the day, now I have no problem. The thing is that when sitting on this type of chairs, your spine is completely vertical (in the same position as when you are standing up), being a much more natural position compared to the C shape your spine becomes in an ordinary chair.
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Yup, go see the movie at www.foxsearchlight.com/lab/shorts/index_farmsluts. html
it is hilarious
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Indeed, I own a HP Laserjet 4 since 8 years. It was a heavy investment at first, but until now, I haven't had any problems other than paper jam's.
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How about refactoring?
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Couldn't we use a similar system to see if an e-mail is spam or not?
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Than you'll have the same service as we have in Belgium for more than a year. Welcome to the civilised world :-)
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A US state is not a country.
'nuff said.
And you still work there?
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As Unknown Poltroon write, get it in writing first.
Then a Proof of Concept works great. A Friend of mine demonstrated an open SMTP server running at his company. He sent mails from god@heaven, and from boss@company.com telling the manager that he deserved a raise.
That server was off in no time.
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I disagree - suppose they have a wireless part? Could be pretty simple to sniff some data without physical intrusion...
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or look at http://www.archive.org/audio/
Didn't anyone notice?
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And why did I read that as "during an initial pub meeting"?
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see etree.org, furthurnet.org for legal trading
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see: http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/JPLA-5BGP7V
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You'll be included in THE book & be famous
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Strange, this is one of the companies behind it, and they do linux...
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How about 16 tebi or 16 TiB, then, instead of TB?
see http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Units/binary.html
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Does this also remove 90% of the internet that are behind firewall that don't allow traffice on port 8080?
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Will they support .NET? :wq
You will get a Clippy with every router, proposing you like "I notice that you are trying to add v.w.x.y, shall I also add a.b.c.d for you?". You answer no, but somehow, the configuration seems to be changed, but you cannot exactly see how...
...
Also, you will get switches that you only edit via switchedit, a regedit decendant.
Plus of course, all the bugs you can eat, as usual
Of course, don't forget to add some 64 Mb of memory in your switch. Errm, yes that is per port, of course...
And in addition to that, if you don't pay your license fees, your routers will cease to function after exactly one year!
But wait, there is more! You can run a wordprocessor from your switches (upgrade required), and we even provided some games free of charge.
Thanks, but no thanks - I'll stay with Cisco...
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Shouldn't be too difficult, using wget
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Bush, put your money where your mouth is
MADISON, Mississippi (CNN) -- In the shadow of WorldCom's headquarters Wednesday, President Bush assured voters -- some of who had lost their jobs, pensions and even life savings when the telecommunications filed for bankruptcy -- that the days of such corporate irresponsibility are over.
'nuff said
The government encourages People to go to work.
Ah, yes, that's it. Hire a bunch of MSCE's
Totally agree - I have a Stokke Variable as well. With a normal chair I could make it barely through the day, now I have no problem. The thing is that when sitting on this type of chairs, your spine is completely vertical (in the same position as when you are standing up), being a much more natural position compared to the C shape your spine becomes in an ordinary chair.
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