Re: And I'm sure Cisco would be happy to provide the new equipment necessary for such an upgrade, for a small fee of course.
Cisco has support for IPv6 built into IOS for years, they are waiting for everybody else to catch up. Heck even Microsoft has had support for IPv6 since Win2K.
The days of Bulk mailing via the Cc: and Bcc: are coming to an end. Private mailing lists work so much better. I also appreciate mailings lists because I always get a copy, and people don't accidently get dropped off.
Yahoo lets you set up free and simple mailing lists that truly are opt-in. I've set them up for classes, and deleted them at the end of the semester. I also use them for homebrew clubs, and projects.
So, as I see recent events, a major cellular player thinks community WiFi is bad and Texas wants to block WiFi in certain areas. When's the all-out ban coming?
Am I missing something? WTF?
I'm pulling this.torrent (the QT version) faster than any other I've ever downloaded. I'll keep it open for seeding...
I've posted the.torrent file at http://tinyurl.com/7oz2d/
I almost fell off my chair when I read that. I had an experience at Radio Shaak a few years back with a store employee that wouldn't leave me alone.
Finally I told him he could help, I really needed a 4 Ohm Flux Capacitor. The searched the store until I was ready. I looked him in the eye and said, Back to the Future Dude". He quit searching, looked very embarased, and rang up my purchase.
Kevin
----Original Message----
At a computer repair place I was working at a few years back, I recall one of the techs there explaining to a customer that the reason his power supply had stopped working was that the "flux capacitor" had blown.
Mind you this tech wasn't an idiot (or an ID ten T), he just wanted to get rid of the customer:)
My wife works as a physician and her Palm Zire 71 is nearly indispensable, and it has replaced her carrying around a stack of books. She has software to assist her in calculating dosing for pediatric medicine and other software to aid in the mess of separate formulary from each insurer.
Just a couple of the things she loves about her Zire 71
The bulbs vary in price, and are basically proportional as to how bright (I think the term is lumens?) the bulb is. The really expensive systems, that still show a good picture when the lights are on are more expensive and so are the bulbs.
The projectors I've used had bulbs that varied between $500 and $1,000 When I check a local high-end hi-def projector store in Phoenix last year, the top system's bulbs were about $3,000 to replace (Though a better deal could be found on the Internet).
Arm yourself with as much knowledge as you can before you go out and blow those big dollars!
Brew any style you want. You'll have a greater appreciation for a beer you created anyways. Want more flavor add more malt, want more aroma add more hops.
They'd definitely need a very tight set of security policies that's been combed over by at least a few sleazy lawyers.
MAC address filtering would bring out at least one privacy advocate complaining about rights, and absolute Nazi like controls won't fly at a public institution.
Everybody seems to be advocating the staff doing stuff, do they have the resources to handle every little issue a student comes up with?
VLANs with heavily controlled QoS would help. I also like a script forcing certain patches.
Could the school get a license from an AntiViri company to cover all students, force everybody to run it as policy, script the updates, IDS to ban infractions by switch port or something with would f%$k the student because it might take a week to get around to turning the port back on.
"The problem with music"
by Steve Albini
Go read this article and learn about the major labels before you even think of talking with them.
http://www.negativland.com/albini.html
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Re: And I'm sure Cisco would be happy to provide the new equipment necessary for such an upgrade, for a small fee of course. Cisco has support for IPv6 built into IOS for years, they are waiting for everybody else to catch up. Heck even Microsoft has had support for IPv6 since Win2K.
For starters, IPSec is native to IPv6!
The days of Bulk mailing via the Cc: and Bcc: are coming to an end. Private mailing lists work so much better. I also appreciate mailings lists because I always get a copy, and people don't accidently get dropped off. Yahoo lets you set up free and simple mailing lists that truly are opt-in. I've set them up for classes, and deleted them at the end of the semester. I also use them for homebrew clubs, and projects.
So, as I see recent events, a major cellular player thinks community WiFi is bad and Texas wants to block WiFi in certain areas. When's the all-out ban coming? Am I missing something? WTF?
I'm pulling this .torrent (the QT version) faster than any other I've ever downloaded. I'll keep it open for seeding...
I've posted the .torrent file at http://tinyurl.com/7oz2d/
It's supposed to be buy low sell high, did they forget?
Finally I told him he could help, I really needed a 4 Ohm Flux Capacitor. The searched the store until I was ready. I looked him in the eye and said, Back to the Future Dude". He quit searching, looked very embarased, and rang up my purchase.
Kevin
----Original Message---- :)
At a computer repair place I was working at a few years back, I recall one of the techs there explaining to a customer that the reason his power supply had stopped working was that the "flux capacitor" had blown. Mind you this tech wasn't an idiot (or an ID ten T), he just wanted to get rid of the customer
Just a couple of the things she loves about her Zire 71
The projectors I've used had bulbs that varied between $500 and $1,000 When I check a local high-end hi-def projector store in Phoenix last year, the top system's bulbs were about $3,000 to replace (Though a better deal could be found on the Internet).
Arm yourself with as much knowledge as you can before you go out and blow those big dollars!
Brew any style you want. You'll have a greater appreciation for a beer you created anyways. Want more flavor add more malt, want more aroma add more hops.
Why not finish his Howard the Duck Trilogy?
MAC address filtering would bring out at least one privacy advocate complaining about rights, and absolute Nazi like controls won't fly at a public institution.
Everybody seems to be advocating the staff doing stuff, do they have the resources to handle every little issue a student comes up with?
VLANs with heavily controlled QoS would help. I also like a script forcing certain patches.
Could the school get a license from an AntiViri company to cover all students, force everybody to run it as policy, script the updates, IDS to ban infractions by switch port or something with would f%$k the student because it might take a week to get around to turning the port back on.
"The problem with music" by Steve Albini Go read this article and learn about the major labels before you even think of talking with them. http://www.negativland.com/albini.html