Have you thought about building up a distribution tree for your sites?
Group all of your stores based upon geographic location. State, region, country, etc. Pick one or two stores in each group and they are the only ones that interact with the parent group.
E.g. Corporate will distribute the files to two locations in each country. Then two stores from each region will see that the country store has the files and download them. Repeat down the chain until all stores have the files.
It's an israeli company. They'll probably just calibrate it with everyone who passes through their borders. Everyone would get grouped in to two categories. Israeli or Terrorist.
If the people are not working when the computer is not at the desktop, does this mean that they do not get paid if the hardware fails in the middle of their shift?
The employees should never turn off their computers and then wait for management to bitch about the higher energy cost.
My work laptop take about 10-15 minutes to get from off to usable. The joys of application enforced business policies at start up...
All of my open source code contributions have been submitted with my real name. Doing the work with my real name has helped me get consulting work and my current salaried position.
Employers like it when you stand proudly behind your name, instead of following the all too common formula.
I've been developing with ASP.NET (c#) since its initial beta and am very familiar with how it functions. This discussion would go a bit smoother if you would read a comment before replying to it.
Noscript prevents javascript from loading on any site, until the site is explicitly given permission by the user. Approve your CRM domain(s), which will allow it to work properly. Then if it is compromised, noscript will block the javascript on the destination domain.
If your server is compromised to the point where it is hosting exploits, then the IT staff needs to spend a bit more effort patching and locking things down.
Noscript is not the only protection that should be used, but it greatly helps. It's like driving a car a little bit slower. You've still got a seatbelt to help keep you alive, but you should be less likely to hit something.
...and a device designed to notify you when your speed is being monitored will help you how?
If a cop needs a radar gun to see you make an illegal turn, he's doing something wrong.
Are the few 7-30 second commercials really that bad that people are willing to spend that much on a box to avoid watching them?
Commercials have and will continue to serve a vital role in TV watching, bathroom breaks. Unlike the several minute commercial breaks, the ones on hulu give you enough time to get to your computer to pause the show.
There are also those who commit crimes that don't think they are doing anything wrong.
False positives will be a serious issue. Awkward guy on a first date or around a girl he likes or a person who had a bad day at work will probably have higher pulse, body temp and be acting suspicious or annoyed.
I had thought about developing iPhone apps. Even tinkered a bit with the SDK, but then all of the news about how blatantly they are rejecting anything that would be profitable/competing has changed my mind.
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I get the feeling that you'll be back in jail for failing to provide a password.
Voice call volume increases as well. This is why carriers provide more towers in high volume locations.
Have you thought about building up a distribution tree for your sites?
Group all of your stores based upon geographic location. State, region, country, etc. Pick one or two stores in each group and they are the only ones that interact with the parent group.
E.g. Corporate will distribute the files to two locations in each country. Then two stores from each region will see that the country store has the files and download them. Repeat down the chain until all stores have the files.
Unfortunately, people who serve papers can easily lie.
Contracts can't violate laws, so you can't sign away your rights.
The military wouldn't agree with this statement.
It's an israeli company. They'll probably just calibrate it with everyone who passes through their borders. Everyone would get grouped in to two categories. Israeli or Terrorist.
In some one's world, a perfect phone call would involve your mom.
If the people are not working when the computer is not at the desktop, does this mean that they do not get paid if the hardware fails in the middle of their shift?
The employees should never turn off their computers and then wait for management to bitch about the higher energy cost.
My work laptop take about 10-15 minutes to get from off to usable. The joys of application enforced business policies at start up...
All of my open source code contributions have been submitted with my real name. Doing the work with my real name has helped me get consulting work and my current salaried position.
Employers like it when you stand proudly behind your name, instead of following the all too common formula.
In response to people who blindly click 'OK', "You can't cure stupid".
Viruses are just following darwinian evolution.
I've been developing with ASP.NET (c#) since its initial beta and am very familiar with how it functions. This discussion would go a bit smoother if you would read a comment before replying to it. Noscript prevents javascript from loading on any site, until the site is explicitly given permission by the user. Approve your CRM domain(s), which will allow it to work properly. Then if it is compromised, noscript will block the javascript on the destination domain. If your server is compromised to the point where it is hosting exploits, then the IT staff needs to spend a bit more effort patching and locking things down. Noscript is not the only protection that should be used, but it greatly helps. It's like driving a car a little bit slower. You've still got a seatbelt to help keep you alive, but you should be less likely to hit something.
The developers are doing something wrong if the CRM mandates XSS javascript.
NoScript is one of the best ways to avoid viruses that are distributed from the web.
...and a device designed to notify you when your speed is being monitored will help you how? If a cop needs a radar gun to see you make an illegal turn, he's doing something wrong.
I might be wrong, but it seems like they are trying to patent corporate theft.
Easy solution...drive the speed limit. Protects against as many levels of indirection as they can make.
Ultraedit has really good regex support
I wonder how quickly the US Army will be banned from both games for running bots.
3 words. British prison colony
Silly foreigner. Only in your drunken imagination would your legal system be "on par" with ours.
I'm not a fan of the change because I do not use the tabs. Instead of complaining, I created a greasemonkey script to remove the tabs.
You're not a fan of Star Trek: 90210?
Are the few 7-30 second commercials really that bad that people are willing to spend that much on a box to avoid watching them? Commercials have and will continue to serve a vital role in TV watching, bathroom breaks. Unlike the several minute commercial breaks, the ones on hulu give you enough time to get to your computer to pause the show.
There are also those who commit crimes that don't think they are doing anything wrong. False positives will be a serious issue. Awkward guy on a first date or around a girl he likes or a person who had a bad day at work will probably have higher pulse, body temp and be acting suspicious or annoyed.
I had thought about developing iPhone apps. Even tinkered a bit with the SDK, but then all of the news about how blatantly they are rejecting anything that would be profitable/competing has changed my mind.