More importantly, where do we find a hardware firewall that would handle that kind of bandwidth?
Be pretty funny watching a Linksys trying to coup with that kind of bandwidth.
I'll be purchasing one of these as soon as they become available. I pondered the building my own thing and the thing is, I don't need to dedicate another machine to this. I can set this up as an appliance and not worry about it. It's always there and running.
Price is on the high side, but you pay a premium when you buy anything that just comes out.
I actually was taught that leaving a manual transmission car in gear while parked could cause damage if someone happened to bump your car while parking causing it to lurch forward.
That said, I still use the parking brake along with putting my car into gear when parking, but I try to stay away from parking on the city streets.
You probably used the default Dell install on some of your images instead of rebuilding them from the ground up.
I bet that your coworkers must love you when they have to hunt the specific key that Dell uses instead of the Volume License key that you were supposed to use.
I just picked up 5 Dell Servers to replace my aging home server farm.
These machines go for $300 (after rebates) and have a 2.4Ghz P4 with a 40MB harddrive and 128MB RAM. Best of all the only use 250W power supplies so you won't need dedicated wiring.
Toss in a 100GB or 200GB drive sprinkle in some RAM and your looking at a machine worthy of any small business setup that can handle anything you throw at it.
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More importantly, where do we find a hardware firewall that would handle that kind of bandwidth? Be pretty funny watching a Linksys trying to coup with that kind of bandwidth.
Or just use a key logger on a public terminal that you happen to be using.
I'll be purchasing one of these as soon as they become available. I pondered the building my own thing and the thing is, I don't need to dedicate another machine to this. I can set this up as an appliance and not worry about it. It's always there and running. Price is on the high side, but you pay a premium when you buy anything that just comes out.
I also use Kapsules, they still have a while to go, but from what I've seen they are headed in the right direction.
Is kapsules a sourceforge projet?
Next up for Google to purchase:
A low orbit geosynchronous satellites company to make it all realtime.
That's was the what came to mind when I was reading the original story.
I admit it's a pretty elaborate story to make up, but I'm still a little skeptical on this whole mess.
Maybe the court will be able to clear up some of the details and come to find out what really happened.
I actually was taught that leaving a manual transmission car in gear while parked could cause damage if someone happened to bump your car while parking causing it to lurch forward.
That said, I still use the parking brake along with putting my car into gear when parking, but I try to stay away from parking on the city streets.
If we worked together I'd have to kick your ass.
You probably used the default Dell install on some of your images instead of rebuilding them from the ground up.
I bet that your coworkers must love you when they have to hunt the specific key that Dell uses instead of the Volume License key that you were supposed to use.
I just picked up 5 Dell Servers to replace my aging home server farm. These machines go for $300 (after rebates) and have a 2.4Ghz P4 with a 40MB harddrive and 128MB RAM. Best of all the only use 250W power supplies so you won't need dedicated wiring. Toss in a 100GB or 200GB drive sprinkle in some RAM and your looking at a machine worthy of any small business setup that can handle anything you throw at it.