i guess the several hundred tonnes of radiated equipment could be managed much more easily vs having millions of tonnes of crap being spewed into space every day from our current systems now right?
Im not trying to sound like an anti free energy person but arent the chemicals used in solar panel production harmful as well? (or am i off the beaten track?
ive always wondered what stops them from cheating? what if they are operating from a non governed location in the world? How can one tell? I mean chances are there probably are sites run my mafioso types in foreign countries, so how do you trust em?
Why this means good things for us aussies?
It means that it also opens the book up for smaller providers to buy services from the wholesale provider, which in previous times has been pretty hopeless with telstra setting inflated prices and restrictive clauses with the installation of equipment and charging of services while maintaining an artificial pricing structure.
Telstra retail will have to compete with optus, iinet, internode, etc etc on the same grounds. If wholesale does retail "favours", the ACCC will hone in on this and keep telstra in check.
mate your wrong...if you search deep enough yee shall find. Misspell the name of the artist as i did in an above post and about 1/2 way down the page i found an infringing file.
Very good article there, simple enough so that it just explains basic principles. Although im in a windows only shop, its good to see what you can do with linux with relative ease (although the same can be achieved with windows but using third party sofware that usually isnt free).
i personally think its a step in the wrong direction. I work for the education department in my country (oz) and i can tell you this is a step in the wrong direction. There is minimal software on linux for students to use. Dont get me wrong there are some good packages but the majority (99.999%) of packages are only available on windows with a few of the more popular ones available on the mac. Its all good getting paid support but seriously when a teacher comes in wanting to purchase software that is windows only, wtf are the admins going to do?
I believe in the right tool for the right job and personally through my years of experience as a learning tech co-ordinator, at a K-10 level windows is realistically the only way to go.
I can understand your point but what we did was put in a vpn. The faculty member then logs in from home/whereever via the client software and establishes a secure connection. They have then full access to the university resources via the vpn client.
BULLSHIT...the university owns the IP infrastructure therefore they dictate it...they should be the ones that separate internal vs external. Departments/schools do not own the infrastructure - they just "rent it". A windows/linux file server DOES NOT need to be externally accessed. Anything that needs to be public accessible could be placed in the DMZ. I also come from an Educational IT background working both for the education department and a prominent university in an infrastructure consultation role.
exactly...i question why their network isnt secured as a whole? It seems like the administration really doesnt have a clue. Why isnt there a DMZ for any servers that require outbound (externally) traffic? I mean come on any idiot admin could create a proper firewall even using something like ISA or any linux/*bsd solution, but as the OP said, the key is making the network secure rather than just a machine.
I can only assume you mean DAC's? Where a cable is split into effectively 2 seperate lines (limiting your modem dialup to 28k, no matter what)
exactly right but telco's have a tendency to split one actual line into two so you and your neighbour get 1 line each to save running 2 separate lines.
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bah...if the bears show up, homer simpson has the solution
funny episode t'was
i guess the several hundred tonnes of radiated equipment could be managed much more easily vs having millions of tonnes of crap being spewed into space every day from our current systems now right? Im not trying to sound like an anti free energy person but arent the chemicals used in solar panel production harmful as well? (or am i off the beaten track?
what dangers are there with fusion? doesnt the thermoreaction evaporate to nothing if something malfunctions? http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/phy99/phy992 98.htm
ive always wondered what stops them from cheating? what if they are operating from a non governed location in the world? How can one tell? I mean chances are there probably are sites run my mafioso types in foreign countries, so how do you trust em?
just make sure its not this guy's music...it might make the plane's wings fall off!
Why this means good things for us aussies? It means that it also opens the book up for smaller providers to buy services from the wholesale provider, which in previous times has been pretty hopeless with telstra setting inflated prices and restrictive clauses with the installation of equipment and charging of services while maintaining an artificial pricing structure. Telstra retail will have to compete with optus, iinet, internode, etc etc on the same grounds. If wholesale does retail "favours", the ACCC will hone in on this and keep telstra in check.
any of the keyboards that come with proliant servers...
mate your wrong...if you search deep enough yee shall find. Misspell the name of the artist as i did in an above post and about 1/2 way down the page i found an infringing file.
i know half way down with that link is an infringing file. Its a valid download.
http://audio.search.yahoo.com/search/audio?ei=UTF- 8&fr=sfp&p=brittany+spears
oh this is going to be fun fun fun!
so in other words, dont run everything with admin/root access by default people!
i think they need this ,and going pretty cheap too!
Very good article there, simple enough so that it just explains basic principles. Although im in a windows only shop, its good to see what you can do with linux with relative ease (although the same can be achieved with windows but using third party sofware that usually isnt free).
because it doesnt help their cause to be portrayed as environmental killers. Its easy to destroy someone's life by digging up some dirt on them.
god damnit i should also learn how to write proper sentences late at night...(10 hr day today :-)
i personally think its a step in the wrong direction. I work for the education department in my country (oz) and i can tell you this is a step in the wrong direction. There is minimal software on linux for students to use. Dont get me wrong there are some good packages but the majority (99.999%) of packages are only available on windows with a few of the more popular ones available on the mac. Its all good getting paid support but seriously when a teacher comes in wanting to purchase software that is windows only, wtf are the admins going to do? I believe in the right tool for the right job and personally through my years of experience as a learning tech co-ordinator, at a K-10 level windows is realistically the only way to go.
bbc is having a hard time http://www.bbc.co.uk.nyud.net:8090/
best joke ever!
could even make a good film too!
oh wait
did the lego piece shoot first?
I can understand your point but what we did was put in a vpn. The faculty member then logs in from home/whereever via the client software and establishes a secure connection. They have then full access to the university resources via the vpn client.
BULLSHIT...the university owns the IP infrastructure therefore they dictate it...they should be the ones that separate internal vs external. Departments/schools do not own the infrastructure - they just "rent it". A windows/linux file server DOES NOT need to be externally accessed. Anything that needs to be public accessible could be placed in the DMZ. I also come from an Educational IT background working both for the education department and a prominent university in an infrastructure consultation role.
if they wanna be cheap something from watchguard will do or a strong nokia/cisco solution if they want a proper high end system.
exactly...i question why their network isnt secured as a whole? It seems like the administration really doesnt have a clue. Why isnt there a DMZ for any servers that require outbound (externally) traffic? I mean come on any idiot admin could create a proper firewall even using something like ISA or any linux/*bsd solution, but as the OP said, the key is making the network secure rather than just a machine.
exactly right but telco's have a tendency to split one actual line into two so you and your neighbour get 1 line each to save running 2 separate lines.