I work for a small company (10) and we have a mish-mash of norton installed on most of the PC's. We have a few idiots who disable or uninstall it & others don't pay attention & miss when the update subscription runs out.
Can anyone point me to reviews or other info about enterprise antivirus sw? I'm looking for something that can be administered & licenced centrally.
Thanks!
It strikes me as kind of fishy that MS would A) use a third party survey company to do this (or does MS own SurveyMonkey?) or B) allow this at all. I read the article and niether the author nor the LUG got a reply from Frank Williams or Michael Surkan. Is there any more evidence that it's real?
I don't know what the motive could be for faking the survey.
Here in MA, there's a legal definition of "sale". I think it has to be 5% (maybe 10%?) less than the regular price. Best Buy got caught by this when they first opened stores here.
Of course this doesn't stop stores from publishing flyers with regular prices--they just don't use the word sale.
I would have expected the PC architecture to be replaced by something new. Instead we keep putting band aids on the existing architecture. We had the 640K memory limit & hard disk size limits at several different places. We still need to ditch bizzaro things like PCI I/O address space shadowing. There's too much pressure to maintain backwards compatibility. Someone should start from scratch.
While windows has gotten a lot better, I expected a lot more stability by now. Why can a misbehaving app still take down the OS?
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I work for a small company (10) and we have a mish-mash of norton installed on most of the PC's. We have a few idiots who disable or uninstall it & others don't pay attention & miss when the update subscription runs out. Can anyone point me to reviews or other info about enterprise antivirus sw? I'm looking for something that can be administered & licenced centrally. Thanks!
It strikes me as kind of fishy that MS would A) use a third party survey company to do this (or does MS own SurveyMonkey?) or B) allow this at all. I read the article and niether the author nor the LUG got a reply from Frank Williams or Michael Surkan. Is there any more evidence that it's real? I don't know what the motive could be for faking the survey.
Here in MA, there's a legal definition of "sale". I think it has to be 5% (maybe 10%?) less than the regular price. Best Buy got caught by this when they first opened stores here. Of course this doesn't stop stores from publishing flyers with regular prices--they just don't use the word sale.
If many people started sending cash to the artists, it wouldn't take long before the labels claimed it for themselves.
I would have expected the PC architecture to be replaced by something new. Instead we keep putting band aids on the existing architecture. We had the 640K memory limit & hard disk size limits at several different places. We still need to ditch bizzaro things like PCI I/O address space shadowing. There's too much pressure to maintain backwards compatibility. Someone should start from scratch.
While windows has gotten a lot better, I expected a lot more stability by now. Why can a misbehaving app still take down the OS?
I'll bid five hundred quatloos!!!!