2 cheap external hard drives. Use Acronis (or if you are lucky enough to have a copy of Norton Ghost) or other cloner to clone your entire hard drive including operating system to one or the other external overnight, keep the other drive in your car and swap out every day. Use a password/encryption to safeguard your data in case you lose one.
Simple, cheap, I've got this solution running in every dental or medical office I support. It not only saves their data in case of disaster, but also in case of ransomware or other serious infection.
Just so I have this straight in my head: you support multiple dental/medical offices, and every day, you drive to each office, clone their drives, and keep a copy in your car. I'm pretty much just repeating exactly what you said. Is that correct?
I'm confused, timothy. Are you implying the only form of advertisements on/. are the served ads? Companies don't occasionally pay for articles about their products?
I would rather buy a good product made by assholes than an inferior product made by a racially diverse, socially responsible, gender neutral "nice" firm.
If you use VMware at all in your shop, push your boss to pay for your training and certs at least up to and including VCP. Without demonstrable knowledge and skill in virtualized environment administration, you will find it exceedingly difficult to find another job anywhere. The trouble is that the VCP is ridiculously expensive - so have your company pay for it. If you don't use VMware, then at least get yourself a VCA - that, you will be able to afford yourself. But shoot for the VCP.
A nation literally cannot attack a multi-national company in the way these attacks have happened. That's because these attacks now include physical threats against the citizens of other nation states. Those threats make no sense coming from a nation state, and just about have to be from some third party if North Korea is involved in even the 'cyber' part of the attacks. That's because the nation doesn't want to find itself in a war with other nation states and not just the corporation, or to get boxed in by making a threat they don't intend to follow through on and lose face. Bluffs are for when you are already desperately losing, not beginning.
We're talking about North Korea. They are not bound by the rules of what a nation state "can" and "cannot" do. I agree, this would make no sense, but again... North Korea.
I like people well enough, but I'm a Morlock, not an Eloi. I want to get things done, not gab with your about the brats you spawned to replace yourself.
Right on, man! (or woman!). I like your personality type. I think it adds to the cultural diversity of a workplace. Many places I've worked have had the person who "tells it like it is", and mostly, unless they're overtly hostile, people appreciate someone like you and learn to get along. "That Bruce is such a grump." "I know - I showed him a picture of my kid and he said 'I don't care about your kid'. He's such a character!"
Seriously, a team comprised of diverse personalities may even be more productive than a team of people who all just want to show eachother pictures of their kids all the time. Be productive and don't rock the boat - don't be someone you're not.
802.11ac does not mean "1 Gb/s". Clients are only required to receive 1 spatial stream. This is the case with every smartphone I know of, including the iPhone 6, which does a theoretical 433 Mb/s.
There is no kind of antenna nor any RF signal that is improved by multipath. What MIMO antennas are supposed to do is reduce the detrimental effects of multipath fading.
That is incorrect. MIMO relies on multipath to be able to effectively process spatially multiplexed data streams. Think about it - if the signals from independent streams all arrived simultaneously, they would cancel each other. Man, this is basic, basic stuff.
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Trying to decide whether or not I am surprised that someone carrying so much gear would not include condoms.
That's what the duct tape is for.
Then there was the time I fucked my bartender while my Bangkok stripper opened my beer...
...nobody actually uses Windows Server 2012
And yet this is currently modded Score:3. Unreal.
I would also slow clap, but I've got one hand in my pocket.
Oh shit I'm wearing a red shirt today
Fair enough. I barely read the summary, let alone TFA.
It's something about Americans that make them measure their dicks from the balls up.
A war usually solves that issue.
Isn't Iran hiding some crypto of math construction?
2 cheap external hard drives. Use Acronis (or if you are lucky enough to have a copy of Norton Ghost) or other cloner to clone your entire hard drive including operating system to one or the other external overnight, keep the other drive in your car and swap out every day. Use a password/encryption to safeguard your data in case you lose one.
Simple, cheap, I've got this solution running in every dental or medical office I support. It not only saves their data in case of disaster, but also in case of ransomware or other serious infection.
Just so I have this straight in my head: you support multiple dental/medical offices, and every day, you drive to each office, clone their drives, and keep a copy in your car. I'm pretty much just repeating exactly what you said. Is that correct?
Last time I tried tea from a machine ... i would say your future has already arrived
Very deep. You should send that in to the Reader's Digest. They've got a page for people like you.
Many people like to fly naked and masturbate while being at the helm of complicated machinery
I surf the web on a Raspberry Pi, you insensitive clod!
I'm confused, timothy. Are you implying the only form of advertisements on /. are the served ads? Companies don't occasionally pay for articles about their products?
(Yeah, haters gonna hate. Mod me down, I don't give a crap.)
You posted AC. Nobody gives a crap.
I would rather buy a good product made by assholes than an inferior product made by a racially diverse, socially responsible, gender neutral "nice" firm.
I'm talking about "Hacker Fantastic", Ars, and /. Yeah, let's help NK as much as we can by fixing their shit for them.
I did a little poker robotting with a coworker some years back
Tsk tsk, shouldn't dip your pen in the company ink...
If you use VMware at all in your shop, push your boss to pay for your training and certs at least up to and including VCP. Without demonstrable knowledge and skill in virtualized environment administration, you will find it exceedingly difficult to find another job anywhere. The trouble is that the VCP is ridiculously expensive - so have your company pay for it. If you don't use VMware, then at least get yourself a VCA - that, you will be able to afford yourself. But shoot for the VCP.
A nation literally cannot attack a multi-national company in the way these attacks have happened. That's because these attacks now include physical threats against the citizens of other nation states. Those threats make no sense coming from a nation state, and just about have to be from some third party if North Korea is involved in even the 'cyber' part of the attacks. That's because the nation doesn't want to find itself in a war with other nation states and not just the corporation, or to get boxed in by making a threat they don't intend to follow through on and lose face. Bluffs are for when you are already desperately losing, not beginning.
We're talking about North Korea. They are not bound by the rules of what a nation state "can" and "cannot" do. I agree, this would make no sense, but again... North Korea.
you have cheap tiny things you stick into holes (please spare me with any childish dick/buttplug/etc comparisons).
You're the only one who made such comparisons, child.
I like people well enough, but I'm a Morlock, not an Eloi. I want to get things done, not gab with your about the brats you spawned to replace yourself.
Right on, man! (or woman!). I like your personality type. I think it adds to the cultural diversity of a workplace. Many places I've worked have had the person who "tells it like it is", and mostly, unless they're overtly hostile, people appreciate someone like you and learn to get along. "That Bruce is such a grump." "I know - I showed him a picture of my kid and he said 'I don't care about your kid'. He's such a character!" Seriously, a team comprised of diverse personalities may even be more productive than a team of people who all just want to show eachother pictures of their kids all the time. Be productive and don't rock the boat - don't be someone you're not.
Not a very friendly approach anyway if you ask me. I hope no species get the same idea with planet Earth as target for their research.
Yes, I hope nobody ever drops a bomb on the Japanese in retaliation for something.
That's the question everyone forgot to ask isn't it!?!
This question was in fact asked. Slashdot binned it because they don't want egg on their face.
802.11ac does not mean "1 Gb/s". Clients are only required to receive 1 spatial stream. This is the case with every smartphone I know of, including the iPhone 6, which does a theoretical 433 Mb/s.
Google is your friend: http://www.newegg.com/Product/...
And the second part of ArchieBunker's question: what devices support it? No smartphone does anything close to a gig. Google is your friend too.
There is no kind of antenna nor any RF signal that is improved by multipath. What MIMO antennas are supposed to do is reduce the detrimental effects of multipath fading.
That is incorrect. MIMO relies on multipath to be able to effectively process spatially multiplexed data streams. Think about it - if the signals from independent streams all arrived simultaneously, they would cancel each other. Man, this is basic, basic stuff.