and we all thought that sleep button on the tower that Compaq patented was so clever....i guess they finally got word from tech support that the occasional machine never wakes up. (lol)
i was told by a friend (HR Manager) that a liberal arts undergrad (in CS) with a MBA will make you the most marketable (salary-wize) rather than pursuing a graduate degree in Computer Science. (you need to not only be a leader, but prove to HR that you were trained to be a leader)
A MCSE is to computing as what a MacDonald's Food Specialist is to fine cuisine.
MIS is for the CS students who can't hack it.;-0
And if you're primary concern is being the most marketable, you'll most likely want to look into an MBA after finishing up the bachelor's degree.
A strong liberal arts undergrad will prove to the employer that you are a "jack of all trades" and the graduate degree will show that "you can master at least one of them"
if you have the extra rack space (lord knows i don't) and money to burn (ditto) I can see why someone of a less techie nature would be interested in this product.target_audience
my instincts tell me to use old skool laptop with external drive and plug into stereo input for much cheaper.
You see the size of that thing!?!!?!
I can tell them where to stick it....cause it's not going in my stereo cabinet.
"Finally, because of the trial court judge's unusual and highly inflammatory comments to journalists and others during the latter portions of the trial, the appeals court has ordered the trial court judge removed from the case.
The trial judge had, among other things, stated the Microsoft founder Bill Gates' "testimony is inherently without credibility," and compared Microsoft executives with "drug traffickers.""**
** Perhaps our trial judge is a traditionalist techie with (pardon the pun) "roots" in Unix. Unless it's just general knowledge now to every Joe Schmoe that M$ is a "drag" after receiving all those page faults in the marketing dept. with their Excel spreadsheets.
to all those cowards out there
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Real Cyber-Spying
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· Score: 2, Interesting
I'm no foreigner so don't nuke me for what I'm about to say......... I would HOPE that our members of "US Intelligence" would be somewhat knowledgeable when it came to the topic of encryption. I am under the assumption that this bum's messages were not cracked by a government employee but rather some "cracker" with a trivial brute force method. From personal experience, only a small handful of people involved with the government would have the brain power to attempt such a feat. (let alone think they could get away with it scott-free.)
Now this is "military intelligence" at its finest.
"freedom"(as in beer) is one thing....but capital is what is gonna keep a great company like Loki alive and the fact that they port windows-made games to Linux (100% internally) and release the source should be appreciated in and of itself(that's true "freedom"). I don't mind shelling out my hard earned sponduli for a quality product. The demo to Kohan was awesome and I'll be ordering my full-version in the next few days. And if it's anything like the demo......i don't mind tellin ya..... I'll be racking up the hours playin online.
whether is setup.exe, rpm files, or compressed tars...........nothing will ever be easier than a binary file. Quit living in the GUI and get some fresh air at the terminal (it's a beautiful day outside)
just in case you're a first timer..installation of binary file is
but if you try using a product like WINE to run even a simple windows app like calculator or minesweeper, it's a whole new ballgame. In this regards....WINE is next to useless. GO VM!!!! (now if i could only think of a VM fight song):-0
everytime you see the word(s) "OS", substitute with the word "ship" and it's a promotional ad for the Titanic. Think of the possibilities....(we've got a movie in the making)
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and we all thought that sleep button on the tower that Compaq patented was so clever....i guess they finally got word from tech support that the occasional machine never wakes up. (lol)
i was told by a friend (HR Manager) that a liberal arts undergrad (in CS) with a MBA will make you the most marketable (salary-wize) rather than pursuing a graduate degree in Computer Science. (you need to not only be a leader, but prove to HR that you were trained to be a leader)
A MCSE is to computing as what a MacDonald's Food Specialist is to fine cuisine.
;-0
MIS is for the CS students who can't hack it.
And if you're primary concern is being the most marketable, you'll most likely want to look into an MBA after finishing up the bachelor's degree.
A strong liberal arts undergrad will prove to the employer that you are a "jack of all trades" and the graduate degree will show that "you can master at least one of them"
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
if you have the extra rack space (lord knows i don't) and money to burn (ditto) I can see why someone of a less techie nature would be interested in this product.target_audience my instincts tell me to use old skool laptop with external drive and plug into stereo input for much cheaper. You see the size of that thing!?!!?! I can tell them where to stick it ....cause it's not going in my stereo cabinet.
"Finally, because of the trial court judge's unusual and highly inflammatory comments to journalists and others during the latter portions of the trial, the appeals court has ordered the trial court judge removed from the case.
The trial judge had, among other things, stated the Microsoft founder Bill Gates' "testimony is inherently without credibility," and compared Microsoft executives with "drug traffickers.""**
** Perhaps our trial judge is a traditionalist techie with (pardon the pun) "roots" in Unix. Unless it's just general knowledge now to every Joe Schmoe that M$ is a "drag" after receiving all those page faults in the marketing dept. with their Excel spreadsheets.
I'm no foreigner so don't nuke me for what I'm about to say......... I would HOPE that our members of "US Intelligence" would be somewhat knowledgeable when it came to the topic of encryption. I am under the assumption that this bum's messages were not cracked by a government employee but rather some "cracker" with a trivial brute force method. From personal experience, only a small handful of people involved with the government would have the brain power to attempt such a feat. (let alone think they could get away with it scott-free.)
Now this is "military intelligence" at its finest.
amen brother........FTP is the only way to fly.
oh but of course.......and it's about time someone understood what I was talking about.
"freedom"(as in beer) is one thing....but capital is what is gonna keep a great company like Loki alive and the fact that they port windows-made games to Linux (100% internally) and release the source should be appreciated in and of itself(that's true "freedom"). I don't mind shelling out my hard earned sponduli for a quality product. The demo to Kohan was awesome and I'll be ordering my full-version in the next few days. And if it's anything like the demo......i don't mind tellin ya..... I'll be racking up the hours playin online.
Did I mention anything about there being a CD involved in this process. (Certainly not on my old 486 DX running redh@t 6)
:-).3
I applaud your attempt though
whether is setup.exe, rpm files, or compressed tars...........nothing will ever be easier than a binary file. Quit living in the GUI and get some fresh air at the terminal (it's a beautiful day outside)
just in case you're a first timer..installation of binary file is
"./filename.bin" (in most cases)
now i ask you....what's easier than that?
but if you try using a product like WINE to run even a simple windows app like calculator or minesweeper, it's a whole new ballgame. In this regards....WINE is next to useless. GO VM!!!! (now if i could only think of a VM fight song) :-0
everytime you see the word(s) "OS", substitute with the word "ship" and it's a promotional ad for the Titanic. Think of the possibilities....(we've got a movie in the making)
now all they need is a "flux capaciter" + someone stupid enough to drive it = THE FIRST INFINITE PROBABILITY DRIVE!!! :-)
"186,000 miles per second. It's not just a good idea, it's the law."
in a couple years Tux is gonna start growing hair in strange places and start pursuing other "penguins" :-0