which is kind of hard to do with a multi-terabyte NAS. For quick backups, nothing beats disk, but for archival storage, I'll stick with tape. Kind of hard to restore your environment when the building holding the NAS has been destroyed by some natural disaster.
A for-profit company selling IT infrasstructure security services is not going survive by telling customers, "want to know what's happening? read our web site." They will (and do) use more direct methods (e.g., email).
Therefore, posting on the website is entirely for the purposes of attracting new business or alerting the media, i.e. publicity.
Oh, and the term press release usually refers to an announcement made by somebody in the company (who typically works in a department called something like "Press/Public/ Relations" where said announcement is directed at media and other organizations of interest.
Not to trivialize the severity of this current problem, but ever notice that regardless of the severity or type of problem/virus/etc... there's allways a press release from F-Secure?
Also, the quote in the headline is from F-Secure recommending installation of the 3rd party patch, not from ZDNet as the headline may lead you to believe.
What's the liability for the 3rd party if their patch screws something up in a bad way? Zippo. That's (part of) the reason why it takes longer to put out an "official" patch.
Like how many male computer geeks lack the social skills to interract with the opposite sex and mistake friendly interraction by female coworkers as "interest" in something more.
Outline what it is you intend to do, how much it will cost and what the projected benefits are of doing it. Don't forget to also outline risks and downsides. Omit the "soft costs" that cannot be easily measured, like "improved productivity and efficiency".
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which is kind of hard to do with a multi-terabyte NAS. For quick backups, nothing beats disk, but for archival storage, I'll stick with tape. Kind of hard to restore your environment when the building holding the NAS has been destroyed by some natural disaster.
A for-profit company selling IT infrasstructure security services is not going survive by telling customers, "want to know what's happening? read our web site." They will (and do) use more direct methods (e.g., email).
Therefore, posting on the website is entirely for the purposes of attracting new business or alerting the media, i.e. publicity.
Oh, and the term press release usually refers to an announcement made by somebody in the company (who typically works in a department called something like "Press/Public/ Relations" where said announcement is directed at media and other organizations of interest.
Loss of goodwill. Not all liability is monetary, smarty-pants.
Not to trivialize the severity of this current problem, but ever notice that regardless of the severity or type of problem/virus/etc... there's allways a press release from F-Secure?
Also, the quote in the headline is from F-Secure recommending installation of the 3rd party patch, not from ZDNet as the headline may lead you to believe.
What's the liability for the 3rd party if their patch screws something up in a bad way? Zippo. That's (part of) the reason why it takes longer to put out an "official" patch.
http://www.snopes.com/toxins/water.htm
They have pills that will take care of that for you. See you doctor.
Start a company that acts as an intermediary and provides the taxation service for small businesses.
Throw in some mumble about Ajax and Web 2.0 and watch the VCs line up to throw money at you and beg you to have sex with their women-folk.
Some guy with a low Slashdot ID that still lives in his mom's basement.
You know, the ones Joe saw in his hotel room one morning?
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http://www.infoworld.com/cgi-bin/displayStory.pl?
I was almost expecting him to say that after dinner, he broke out his Martin 12-sting and they all sang Kumbaya.
When the truth comes out (if it ever does)
You'll be pushing 70, at a minimum, and the technology will seem quaint, though cool from a historical perspective.
Like how many male computer geeks lack the social skills to interract with the opposite sex and mistake friendly interraction by female coworkers as "interest" in something more.
If customers don't opt for the "new and improved" service, ISPs will drop it fatster than a hot potato.
http://www.networkmirror.com/AQGdtdGeemUeo3VD/www. michaelgeist.ca/index.php%3Foption%3Dcom_content%2 6task%3Dview%26id%3D1040.html
Film at 11.
Outline what it is you intend to do, how much it will cost and what the projected benefits are of doing it. Don't forget to also outline risks and downsides. Omit the "soft costs" that cannot be easily measured, like "improved productivity and efficiency".
Makes hearing the words, "go fuck yourself" take on a whole new meaning
Sounds about right for the Metro in Paris at rush hour.
Aw shessh! It's bad enough trying to keep how many hours ahead/behind it is in Europe, now you're changing the year too?
Any recommendations where one can still live free and unobserved in a non-nanny state?"
The answer is directly proportional to how much money you have and how willing you are to spread it around.
Funny? Yes. True? Sadly yes as well in most of the world.
Europe != World, no matter how much they'd like to think so.
Thanks I'll wait for Top Gun GNU/Linux.
Who are these US manufacturers of which you speak? They are gone.
The economy was much more agrarian and much less global 100 years ago.