At this point in the game, virtualizing isn't a big deal. Its the suite of management tools aimed at the enterprise which separates the amateurs from the big boys.
Lets hope sun can step up to the plate and compete, and still stay in the OSS world in the process.
Which is pretty much everyone. Good move. Make us all presumed criminals.
Once this signed into law, when does the random stopping of people with earphones on the street demanding proof of purchase for contents of their ipods and searching laptops start?
Im so glad we have taken care of all the real problems in the world and can waste my tax dollars protecting an outdated cartel from themselves.
Don't they have a network map? If its got an IP, and they know it ( which is implied here ) they can narrow it down to a physical location and work from there floor by floor, room by room.
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Great. So now you never know who is watching you, so you are afraid of everyone.
Sounds like early nazi germany to me.
The rest of their business is what holds them up. For them linux is a tool not an 'end game' for them.
But its the safest way
And i wasn't slamming the GPL, it has its place. But in a corporation that wants to make lots of $, it isn't there.
I disagree. At this phase usability and guaranteed support is the key.
The smartest thing to do would be build upon FreeBSD, then they wont have that pesky GPL getting in the way of their work.
Get a bunch of theoretical physicists together and security is the last thing on their minds.
And if im just idling standing by look at the birds ( be it in the park or online ) no one has a right to know.
Removing anonymity online ( well what is left of it anyway ) tosses that out the window.
At this point in the game, virtualizing isn't a big deal. Its the suite of management tools aimed at the enterprise which separates the amateurs from the big boys.
Lets hope sun can step up to the plate and compete, and still stay in the OSS world in the process.
Except standing in public no one knows who you are.
Id rather stay anonymous on line as well, thank you very much.
Wont be any better up there.
Nice idea, but they will just demand a kickback on taxes paid for 'multimedia' devices and media, like they do up north.
They wont even have to sell music and will still rake in millions.
Which is pretty much everyone. Good move. Make us all presumed criminals.
Once this signed into law, when does the random stopping of people with earphones on the street demanding proof of purchase for contents of their ipods and searching laptops start?
Im so glad we have taken care of all the real problems in the world and can waste my tax dollars protecting an outdated cartel from themselves.
Yet.
Never had a crash here in several years of use.. On similar hardware its as snappy as KDE.
Ever hear of VLC? Plays every media file ive ever tossed at it, and its not 'expensive shareware'.
Care to try again?
For one reason, how will the interviewer know its me?
It's not like i plaster my posting handle on the resume,
Someone loaded vmware server on their desktop that has an extra network card.
Depends on the switch. Some really old ones cant do that, and i bet that is what they got.
But, knowing the IP the know what switch, and what building/floor/etc..
Don't they have a network map? If its got an IP, and they know it ( which is implied here ) they can narrow it down to a physical location and work from there floor by floor, room by room.
Only that hardly used data can disappear off the network. I assume in the case of this other offering, it never goes away.
Nice idea, but no thanks now that my use is capped thanks to comcast.
You are kidding right? A real office? Heh.
As we all know protecting fossils is more important then energy.
Her wealth insured she could afford an attorney and get a 'fair' trial, and be sure her rights were preserved.
If she was poor, she would just be out of luck and would have to smile as she got screwed dry.
Money is a factor in EVERYTHING in the world, one way or another.
Just went out the window apparently.