Under windows I have to purchase virus protection, run spam protection, and a firewall (not XP's). So are they saying I can get rid of this? I don't have this stuff on my linux boxes....
You say:
"I hope the rollout isn't successful as I would much prefer to see a more community-based effort, such as in Seattle, Austin, and New York City."
I'm confused. Isn't the city really just a reflection of a community? If not, what is it?
Uh, could you be more specific? I've used this system for over a year,and have NEVER had a situation in which the popup didn't occur. Being somewhat knowledgable of computers, I find it an interesting theory that some users wouldn't see the popup, you mention billions of reasons, maybe a specific example of one would be helpful?
I have implemented wifi for several parks for a large city. We place the network on the outside of our internal network. We allow anyone to connect to the network after agreeing to a pop-up stating our acceptable use policy. Exactly how can this be conceived as insecure?
After long studies of the animal,it was determined that it was simply a mouse with George Bush's brain transplanted. Asked why they transplanted the brain of the president into the mouse, doctors stated that "it wasn't being used, and the mouse needed it".
First, he is thinking that if a suit would come up, a counter suit would follow, and legal fees would be paid if the counter suit won.
Secondly, a free lawyer is worth what you paid, he has nothing to loose, but you do. The non-adaption of wine by IBM is not about free lawyers, I think they can afford a real one.
Yeah, and notice how windowz doesn't even have a sequence number on their pings? On third generation (or more) OS's, you'd think they would add such a feature that has been in the unix world for decades...
Slashdot Mirror
"If I tell you negative information, you'll know less." This often happens on Slashdot...
I bet that $200,000 is not the final price. Safe bet.
Under windows I have to purchase virus protection, run spam protection, and a firewall (not XP's). So are they saying I can get rid of this? I don't have this stuff on my linux boxes....
...and worms?
It shows that the previous news:Innovation Getting Slower? is wrong!
I ran the query, and up poped a google search response. Why not just go google?
From the article, it's not he who is spammed, but his domain.
100% of the republicans polled believe that all the life on the other planets are christian.
You say: "I hope the rollout isn't successful as I would much prefer to see a more community-based effort, such as in Seattle, Austin, and New York City." I'm confused. Isn't the city really just a reflection of a community? If not, what is it?
Darth did it.
Uh, could you be more specific? I've used this system for over a year,and have NEVER had a situation in which the popup didn't occur. Being somewhat knowledgable of computers, I find it an interesting theory that some users wouldn't see the popup, you mention billions of reasons, maybe a specific example of one would be helpful?
I have implemented wifi for several parks for a large city. We place the network on the outside of our internal network. We allow anyone to connect to the network after agreeing to a pop-up stating our acceptable use policy. Exactly how can this be conceived as insecure?
Is this really news that matters?
After long studies of the animal,it was determined that it was simply a mouse with George Bush's brain transplanted. Asked why they transplanted the brain of the president into the mouse, doctors stated that "it wasn't being used, and the mouse needed it".
Mod me down, but I believe it's a grand waste of bandwidth.
It was etrade
First, he is thinking that if a suit would come up, a counter suit would follow, and legal fees would be paid if the counter suit won. Secondly, a free lawyer is worth what you paid, he has nothing to loose, but you do. The non-adaption of wine by IBM is not about free lawyers, I think they can afford a real one.
I read about it on Slashdot last week! Dup.
What's that author been smokin?
Plan ahead. Wish I thought that one up
How often do you reboot? You must reboot windows machines every 49.7 days or they do crash, this is a known issue: http://web.ukonline.co.uk/eric.price/humour2/0379. htm .
Yeah, and notice how windowz doesn't even have a sequence number on their pings? On third generation (or more) OS's, you'd think they would add such a feature that has been in the unix world for decades...
Or does this just look too much like XP Pro? I really don't see that much difference to justify calling it a new OS.
To know what happened when it crashed (so regularly).
It has windows code in it. Won't ever happen.