WHy dont you check their site before flaming. They made exactly what you described 2 years or more ago. It has a passthrough 2 RJ45 for all OS's and a USB redirect mode for wifi. The speed of the USB was 1.1 with that model which is why these new models are much better. However, I don't give a $hit about the passthrough for corporate use, 99% of the time users with laptops will be using wireless in redirect mode. So now I can keep my Cisco network and also only allow internet access remotely with the use of a PICO. If they unplug it, no internet. This is perfect for corporate use.
This USB model works entirely in redirect mode, packet inspection. If you want their older model get the Yoggie Gatekeeper that DOES have 2 RJ45 ports.
They probably never used the receipts, Ive never had a problem returning something there without one. For example Im guilty of this, I had a ps2 controller that broke due to static (2 in one week I might add)- FYI, dont get close to them if your charged! Anyway I just walked in with the controller and walked out with a new one seconds later. I originally bought it at Gamestop, they turned my return down, but its hard to believe that no one caught on.
Very true, I think Ill be going with a 15" incher as soon as I save some loot. So expensive! Though it is nice that they hold their value. I would get an IMAC G5 but after owning a laptop as my main workstation for so long its too nice to be le to sit on the couch.:P
I am posistive the design will stay the same. I have a first generation thinkpad and its identical to the new ones except its about 2 inches thicker. The same parts will go in and the same subtle changes like the improved trackpoint will appear. The only think this will cause is lower prices. I understand the jacked up prices on desktops servers but the thinkpads need to come down a little. With Leveno in charge maybe they will design the ultimate HOME laptop like every other company out there, IBM has kept the line too business oriented. Give me my 128mb Graphics Thinkpad! (I need to play warcraft in various locations lol) I currently play on a dell inspiron 1100 with 64 mb shared, 256 total in machine and a 2ghz celeron processor. Long story short its slowly making me sterile its sooo hot. Thinkpads are always nice a cool, well more cool anyway. Ill stop rambling now.
I read through this thread and I dont think I saw anything regarding this but how about a pay per play system? Pay 15 bucks to start and that would get you 30 days. To make it simple just charge 50 cents if you sign on 'that' day. So for me if I only play 3 days a week. Im only playing 6 bucks a month. I dont think this would take away from profits too much but would bring in many many more people. What do you think?
hummmm. So what would you do with 1.6 billion?Feed the poor for a day? Improve the education in the US for a year (and ignore future generations)? Invade a country for 3 days?
Nicotine and alcohol addicts use the same excuses when it comes to the money they could save on that $4 spent on a packet of cigarettes or bottle of liquor. "wtf is $4? what can it buy? a hamburger? half a textbook? 4 pencils?".
That analogy is flawed, this would be for the greater good of everyone not for personal pleasure.
Maybe the hubble will find intelligent life which has the cure to world hunger and free alchohol:P
Ubuntu 4.10 -- Warty Warthog -- released on October 20th and has gotten great feedback so far. The Ubuntu Team is now pleased to announce that the companion Warty Live CD is released as well!
The Live CD contains a snapshot of everything in the Ubuntu 4.10 but in a bootable trial form. It will allow you to try out Ubuntu before installing it, without repartitioning or overwriting any existing software or data. To use it, just place it in the drive and reboot your computer. It also contains a small collection of Free and Open Source software shipped in Ubuntu that you can install on your Windows system.
The Live CD is only available for Intel and compatible "i386" processors.
You can get it from one of the follow locations:
Bittorrent:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/warty/warty-release-liv e-i386.iso.torrent Direct download:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/warty/warty-release-liv e-i386.iso
ID like to know as well how "people" got burned. Even if you find the games to be too expensive buy a blank GBA cartridge and basically rip all your games to it.
My experience with Museum Directors and Curators is they like to show painting without intrusiveness, such as a low rail or rope. One thing that is less intrusive than placing a low rail/rope across the painting, is putting pressure sensors undernest the flooring that are wired in an alarm point system. This can be addressable to the painting name, gallery and location. Which is capable of notifying the control room security staff as well as the guard in the gallery. Example: if the alarm should be activated the camera would automatic override the monitor that the security staff may be looking at to and give immidate location of the painting as well as the orgin of the alarm right on the monitor. It is also possible to have your CCTV system program to follow movement such as room to room. The options are unlimited with today technology.
P.S. Because of todays technology, the trend is now away from breaking after hours into museum-its now armed robbery during public hours.
Slashdot Mirror
From Microsoft: "This bulletin summary lists an out-of-band security bulletin released on December 29, 2011."
Turnitin.com eh?
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So are you a Vista advocate and an Ubuntu user?
What Insurance Company do you work for?
WHy dont you check their site before flaming. They made exactly what you described 2 years or more ago. It has a passthrough 2 RJ45 for all OS's and a USB redirect mode for wifi. The speed of the USB was 1.1 with that model which is why these new models are much better. However, I don't give a $hit about the passthrough for corporate use, 99% of the time users with laptops will be using wireless in redirect mode. So now I can keep my Cisco network and also only allow internet access remotely with the use of a PICO. If they unplug it, no internet. This is perfect for corporate use.
This USB model works entirely in redirect mode, packet inspection. If you want their older model get the Yoggie Gatekeeper that DOES have 2 RJ45 ports.
What model latitude and inspiron? This would be sweet!
They probably never used the receipts, Ive never had a problem returning something there without one. For example Im guilty of this, I had a ps2 controller that broke due to static (2 in one week I might add)- FYI, dont get close to them if your charged! Anyway I just walked in with the controller and walked out with a new one seconds later. I originally bought it at Gamestop, they turned my return down, but its hard to believe that no one caught on.
Hes pushing the FAQ, must be an OpenBSD user...
ha. just kiddin
ok ok I just RTFA and I see that she didnt know.
She shared her intimate moments with someone she trusted...
and a video camera! Only sluts do that anyway
Very true, I think Ill be going with a 15" incher as soon as I save some loot. So expensive! Though it is nice that they hold their value. I would get an IMAC G5 but after owning a laptop as my main workstation for so long its too nice to be le to sit on the couch. :P
Helllooo, dwarves cant be mages... Duh :P
I am posistive the design will stay the same. I have a first generation thinkpad and its identical to the new ones except its about 2 inches thicker. The same parts will go in and the same subtle changes like the improved trackpoint will appear. The only think this will cause is lower prices. I understand the jacked up prices on desktops servers but the thinkpads need to come down a little. With Leveno in charge maybe they will design the ultimate HOME laptop like every other company out there, IBM has kept the line too business oriented. Give me my 128mb Graphics Thinkpad! (I need to play warcraft in various locations lol) I currently play on a dell inspiron 1100 with 64 mb shared, 256 total in machine and a 2ghz celeron processor. Long story short its slowly making me sterile its sooo hot. Thinkpads are always nice a cool, well more cool anyway. Ill stop rambling now.
I read through this thread and I dont think I saw anything regarding this but how about a pay per play system? Pay 15 bucks to start and that would get you 30 days. To make it simple just charge 50 cents if you sign on 'that' day. So for me if I only play 3 days a week. Im only playing 6 bucks a month. I dont think this would take away from profits too much but would bring in many many more people. What do you think?
hummmm. So what would you do with 1.6 billion?Feed the poor for a day? Improve the education in the US for a year (and ignore future generations)? Invade a country for 3 days?
:P
Nicotine and alcohol addicts use the same excuses when it comes to the money they could
save on that $4 spent on a packet of cigarettes
or bottle of liquor. "wtf is $4? what can it buy? a hamburger? half a textbook? 4 pencils?".
That analogy is flawed, this would be for the greater good of everyone not for personal pleasure.
Maybe the hubble will find intelligent life which has the cure to world hunger and free alchohol
Greetings Ubuntu-Announce readers,
v e-i386.iso.torrentv e-i386.iso
Ubuntu 4.10 -- Warty Warthog -- released on October 20th and has
gotten great feedback so far. The Ubuntu Team is now pleased to
announce that the companion Warty Live CD is released as well!
The Live CD contains a snapshot of everything in the Ubuntu 4.10 but
in a bootable trial form. It will allow you to try out Ubuntu before
installing it, without repartitioning or overwriting any existing
software or data. To use it, just place it in the drive and reboot
your computer. It also contains a small collection of Free and Open
Source software shipped in Ubuntu that you can install on your Windows
system.
The Live CD is only available for Intel and compatible "i386"
processors.
You can get it from one of the follow locations:
Bittorrent:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/warty/warty-release-li
Direct download:
http://releases.ubuntu.com/warty/warty-release-li
Enjoy!
LaMont Jones and the Ubuntu Team
The only crime here is charging 20$ for the original Donkey Kong/Marios. They should have bundled all those old games for much less.
ID like to know as well how "people" got burned. Even if you find the games to be too expensive buy a blank GBA cartridge and basically rip all your games to it.
No need to read the article, its short, and posted above...
I worked for an ISP, trust me ZA is horrible.
Comment from the article, kinda interesting.
My experience with Museum Directors and Curators is they like to show painting without intrusiveness, such as a low rail or rope. One thing that is less intrusive than placing a low rail/rope across the painting, is putting pressure sensors undernest the flooring that are wired in an alarm point system. This can be addressable to the painting name, gallery and location. Which is capable of notifying the control room security staff as well as the guard in the gallery. Example: if the alarm should be activated the camera would automatic override the monitor that the security staff may be looking at to and give immidate location of the painting as well as the orgin of the alarm right on the monitor. It is also possible to have your CCTV system program to follow movement such as room to room. The options are unlimited with today technology.
P.S. Because of todays technology, the trend is now away from breaking after hours into museum-its now armed robbery during public hours.
Alton Malcolm
Chief of Security
Zonealarm sucks, try Kerio.com
Find another distro that beats fedoras boot time without a hack that loads X straight away.. you wont. Its a full minute faster than debian installs.