That's just a telstra PR announcement reworded! admittedly the man has been watching the news and staying up to date, as that is the lastest excuse to roll out of the telstra PR mill. I think initally telstra were trying to sell people on the line that a bug in their mailservers artifically increased the load and forced it to start queuing mail. When that didn't fly they've pulled out the "it's not our fault, other isp's have this problem to! it's the evil spammers!"\ I hope they lose massive numbers of customers over this.
Kyocera printers will cost you in time and headaches, they make truly shithouse printers. we have 2 fs3800's at work. one is a pleasure, the other has had EVERYTHING replaced and still friggs up. and dealing with kyocera is as fun as snapping on a glove and trying to caviety search a herd of hippos. Kyocera will give you service kits which don't match what you ask for and take weeks to replace urgently needed parts without apology. avoid them at all costs.
actually theo is a jerk off to be sure.
but that doesn't mean obsd doesn't have it' good points, it's short EOL makes no sense from an enterprise point of view though.
I'd love to work on mainframes, bigger the better as far as i'm concerned. trouble is universities here don't teach that stuff
( i guess becuase THEY can't find anyone to teach it) and this doesn't just affect old clunker systems. what about new big iron??? there is always massive computing needs, more is never enough it seems.
for a start not much was known about immunodeficiency back then, let alone the AIDS virus. secondly SARS can be caught by walking through a crowd, you can't catch AIDS that way. A disease which kills 14% of the people it infects and can be caught by close contact alone IS a big deal. i fail to see what you contribute by comparing AIDS to SARS, it makes you sound like a rebel looking for a cause.
besides i bet you'd sing a different tune if you were family of one of those 22 who died.
just strain it through a loaf of bread, thats what the bums around here do. go down the servo and buy a bottle of metho, a bottle of milk and a loaf of bread.
only myself and the IT manager are able to log into our system ( everyone else has/bin/false ) so as long as no one kicks in my office door or guesses our root or admin password i feel safe.
and no, i will NEVER be giving shell logins to our users ( shiver )
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That's just a telstra PR announcement reworded! admittedly the man has been watching the news and staying up to date, as that is the lastest excuse to roll out of the telstra PR mill. I think initally telstra were trying to sell people on the line that a bug in their mailservers artifically increased the load and forced it to start queuing mail. When that didn't fly they've pulled out the "it's not our fault, other isp's have this problem to! it's the evil spammers!"\
I hope they lose massive numbers of customers over this.
Kyocera printers will cost you in time and headaches, they make truly shithouse printers. we have 2 fs3800's at work. one is a pleasure, the other has had EVERYTHING replaced and still friggs up. and dealing with kyocera is as fun as snapping on a glove and trying to caviety search a herd of hippos. Kyocera will give you service kits which don't match what you ask for and take weeks to replace urgently needed parts without apology. avoid them at all costs.
actually theo is a jerk off to be sure. but that doesn't mean obsd doesn't have it' good points, it's short EOL makes no sense from an enterprise point of view though.
actually MS support products for about 4 years compared to obsd's crappy 12 months
I'd love to work on mainframes, bigger the better as far as i'm concerned. trouble is universities here don't teach that stuff ( i guess becuase THEY can't find anyone to teach it) and this doesn't just affect old clunker systems. what about new big iron??? there is always massive computing needs, more is never enough it seems.
for a start not much was known about immunodeficiency back then, let alone the AIDS virus. secondly SARS can be caught by walking through a crowd, you can't catch AIDS that way. A disease which kills 14% of the people it infects and can be caught by close contact alone IS a big deal. i fail to see what you contribute by comparing AIDS to SARS, it makes you sound like a rebel looking for a cause. besides i bet you'd sing a different tune if you were family of one of those 22 who died.
just strain it through a loaf of bread, thats what the bums around here do. go down the servo and buy a bottle of metho, a bottle of milk and a loaf of bread.
only myself and the IT manager are able to log into our system ( everyone else has /bin/false ) so as long as no one kicks in my office door or guesses our root or admin password i feel safe.
and no, i will NEVER be giving shell logins to our users ( shiver )