Such machines will have enormous appetites.
One of them will take instructions and data from a roomful of girls armed with simple keyboard punches, and will deliver sheets of computed results every few minutes.
Ahh, the good old days, when men were men and women were girls.
But Garcia insisted the Democrats have the computer security situation well in hand, with the help of security specialists from Cisco Systems Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
I always rely on Microsoft for all my security needs!
How long is it going to be before some big mainstream press picks these recursive stories up and starts recommending people try another web browser?
I'd consider Business Week pretty mainstream. From it's July 12th Issue:
Why I'm Staying Away From Internet Explorer (registration required). A column by Stephen H. Wildstrom in which he states "I've been increasingly concerned about IE's endless security problems, and this episode has convinced me that the program is simply too dangerous for routine use."
There are actually three similarly named components: Windows Messenger Service, Windows Messenger and MSN Messenger. I found this article via Google which does a pretty good job of explaining the difference.
For medium-sized companies, costs for.NET-based applications totaled $661,012, compared with $881,445 for J2EE/Linux.
One has to question the study's methodology when it quotes costs to the nearest dollar. The study was based on phone interviews. The margin of error in these cost estimates must be at least +/- 10% (or $80,000 on the $881K figure).
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This is the major reason identity theft is so easy/rampant.
Ahh, the good old days, when men were men and women were girls.
But Garcia insisted the Democrats have the computer security situation well in hand, with the help of security specialists from Cisco Systems Inc. and Microsoft Corp.
I always rely on Microsoft for all my security needs!
How long is it going to be before some big mainstream press picks these recursive stories up and starts recommending people try another web browser?
I'd consider Business Week pretty mainstream. From it's July 12th Issue: Why I'm Staying Away From Internet Explorer (registration required). A column by Stephen H. Wildstrom in which he states "I've been increasingly concerned about IE's endless security problems, and this episode has convinced me that the program is simply too dangerous for routine use."
I found this article timely: Miami Beach man's bomb threat arrest questioned
There are actually three similarly named components: Windows Messenger Service, Windows Messenger and MSN Messenger. I found this article via Google which does a pretty good job of explaining the difference.
For medium-sized companies, costs for .NET-based applications totaled $661,012, compared with $881,445 for J2EE/Linux.
One has to question the study's methodology when it quotes costs to the nearest dollar. The study was based on phone interviews. The margin of error in these cost estimates must be at least +/- 10% (or $80,000 on the $881K figure).