Do not mack the military's ability to do stuff right.
the guys actually working on the project get it done right. its the upper managment, politicians that jack it all up.
anyhow.... its about time the public should know about it... its been about a decade.
WTF? you cant even get high speed internet in all areas of america, BUT, you are goign to wire up a whole country when half of the population doesn't care/cant afford computers??
Your should go with windows. after all the goverment is is pushing for windows. it is so much more reliable *cough BULLSHIT cough*.
ok, ok, on amore serious note
for your core servers and all the backend servers go with the more reliable enterprise redhat. for your end users, go with the consumer version(RH9).
this also depend on how big your company is. if you have a buch of people and more money that you know what to do with, then go with enterprise everywhere.)
speaking from experience, their onsite support could never come up with a sollution in a matter of hours/days.
when i had to deal with then, at the workplace, it takes them forever to give you an answer, and you have to beat them with a stick to get that answer.
and most of the time they will fix it for you and not tell you what they did. so you are sitting there for a few more days trying to figure out what they did to fix the problem.
thats my 2 cents on this subject. im going to go and puke now. its sickening.
well, i used to be un 'A/V' but that was mainly a bunch of computer geeks. a small bunch of corrupt geeks that had more power than the principal.... then again having the master key to the entire school discrict had some benefits....
so that was out technology club also. since we messed with the latest and greatest at the time that we and/or the school could afford. but if you want to start your own, get a steady group of people to show up during lunch or after school. then apply to the principals to make it official. as time goes on, recruit the underclass to keep it going.
thats great that they can do that remotely, but who is going to cough up the money for these macines.
secondly, in these 'remote' areas, we have issues getting high speed internet, it wold take an act of a supernatural being to get a reliable connection. in the neantime, we'll just sit here and watch the batient bleed to death while the 2 remote ends synch up.
many of us are not that furtunate. we spend our money buying from people like you (resellers)(no harm intended)
now if the mobile CPUs were more readily available..
when do they start handing out anti-depression pills with the purchase of a pre built computer??
instead of emailing the manufacturer's tech support, just forward the request to a local pharmacy for a refill.
what good is the speed (10k) when the system (IDE)cant handle that much. STATA, maybe, or event he idea of supporting more than 2 drives per channel.
ide needs to speed up its data transfer.
everyone is comparing IDE to Ultra160. well that a bit out of date with ultra320 on the market ( http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/prodtechi ndex.html?sess=no&language=English+US&cat=%2fTechn ology%2fUltra320 )
its not a room. its a geek apartment.
rack cabinets everywhere, and the command center parked nicely on a 8ft foldable table.
the wiring cant support the load.. tank god for UPSes.
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Do not mack the military's ability to do stuff right. the guys actually working on the project get it done right. its the upper managment, politicians that jack it all up. anyhow.... its about time the public should know about it... its been about a decade.
so thats why we are only using 10% of our brains. some monkey a few million years ago had to go and electrocute him self.
Home Shopping Network. only 666 billion payments of .99 cents. plus S&H
let them try micropayments on that rock.
WTF? you cant even get high speed internet in all areas of america, BUT, you are goign to wire up a whole country when half of the population doesn't care/cant afford computers??
damn it. i knew those duracell bateries wouldnt last long.
Your should go with windows. after all the goverment is is pushing for windows. it is so much more reliable *cough BULLSHIT cough*. ok, ok, on amore serious note for your core servers and all the backend servers go with the more reliable enterprise redhat. for your end users, go with the consumer version(RH9). this also depend on how big your company is. if you have a buch of people and more money that you know what to do with, then go with enterprise everywhere.)
speaking from experience, their onsite support could never come up with a sollution in a matter of hours/days. when i had to deal with then, at the workplace, it takes them forever to give you an answer, and you have to beat them with a stick to get that answer. and most of the time they will fix it for you and not tell you what they did. so you are sitting there for a few more days trying to figure out what they did to fix the problem. thats my 2 cents on this subject. im going to go and puke now. its sickening.
well, i used to be un 'A/V' but that was mainly a bunch of computer geeks. a small bunch of corrupt geeks that had more power than the principal.... then again having the master key to the entire school discrict had some benefits.... so that was out technology club also. since we messed with the latest and greatest at the time that we and/or the school could afford. but if you want to start your own, get a steady group of people to show up during lunch or after school. then apply to the principals to make it official. as time goes on, recruit the underclass to keep it going.
thats great that they can do that remotely, but who is going to cough up the money for these macines. secondly, in these 'remote' areas, we have issues getting high speed internet, it wold take an act of a supernatural being to get a reliable connection. in the neantime, we'll just sit here and watch the batient bleed to death while the 2 remote ends synch up.
many of us are not that furtunate. we spend our money buying from people like you (resellers)(no harm intended) now if the mobile CPUs were more readily available..
I like the idea of going door to door and beating the shit out of every spammer.[Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back]
my bad. i was half asleep when i wrote that.
oh shit. is RIAA going to get into the xXx logo?
perhaps. but only if its mixed in with their favorite bevrage...
when do they start handing out anti-depression pills with the purchase of a pre built computer?? instead of emailing the manufacturer's tech support, just forward the request to a local pharmacy for a refill.
what good is the speed (10k) when the system (IDE)cant handle that much. STATA, maybe, or event he idea of supporting more than 2 drives per channel. ide needs to speed up its data transfer. everyone is comparing IDE to Ultra160. well that a bit out of date with ultra320 on the market ( http://www.adaptec.com/worldwide/product/prodtechi ndex.html?sess=no&language=English+US&cat=%2fTechn ology%2fUltra320 )
u have a probalem there. even though we are geeks, but damn it, naked women come first. ;)
cars too. depending on who is driving.
can't wait to see the first test. it will go down, but will it come back up??
may be, unless u tried to plug in a scanner. and it blue screened. :)
shredder. repeatedly until there is nothing left.
A big jar of vasoline. the boss was thoughful to ease the pain of whats to come...
if it only had WiFi it would make a great car mp3 player. still a bit over priced... they should talk to gateway and get some pre loaded mp3s.
its not a room. its a geek apartment. rack cabinets everywhere, and the command center parked nicely on a 8ft foldable table. the wiring cant support the load.. tank god for UPSes.