Understand, this is a change of 2 standard deviations in IQ.
Also, http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2006/07/intelligence-nature-and-nurture.html Quote: Contrary to what you might expect, for those children, the I.Q.â(TM)s of identical twins vary just as much as the I.Q.â(TM)s of fraternal twins. The impact of growing up impoverished overwhelms these childrenâ(TM)s genetic capacities. In other words, home life is the critical factor for youngsters at the bottom of the economic barrel.
There's a recent article on newer studies, but I can't seem to locate it.
I won't argue with anything you said except "Most..." There are lots of viruses, malware etc that you can get from so-called drive-by installs. Open ports are another way that is still infecting lots of machines
If you were my server admin, I'd punch you in the face for deleting those.
Ever think they might be useful and/or necessary for your users? If nothing else, so they don't have to recreate them every time they access the data.
And again you show ignorance of the tools - these tools are used at shops that have tens of thousands of client machines -large newspapers, Disney & Pixar studios, large ad firms. They don't worry about compliance or policies any more than an AD installation does.
And back to my original point - if you use MS's tools, they still cost a shitload more than any of the tools I mentioned. You HAVE to buy AD, you HAVE to buy CALs, you HAVE to buy SUS, you HAVE to buy AV, and it costs, and costs, and costs.
You're still bitching about small(10k) hidden files. And since you didn't bother to look it up, they're.DS_Store files. They keep a record of the view of the folder when looking at it from a client. Your users might want to keep the directory in list column for those thousands of files. This is not a server issue, it's a client issue.
Also, you can turn off the ability of the client to create them, but I'll leave that an exercise for you.
You're seriously bitching about hidden files & different configurations for different OSes?
And why don't you have copies of your important config files? And when have you ever had an update reset your config? I run a bunch of OSX servers and have never had that happen, on any service I run.
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Vermont is a really big number....
And passionate about their driving.
And they never mix the two. Much stricter laws help.
MobileSafari went from non-existent, to the number one by far mobile browser in less than two years.
I'd say it's easier than you think.
Last night I was looking up flood plain information on where I' planning on moving in the near future.
Sure, because none of the 14M+ iphone/itouch users think about trying out Safari.
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What's the difference?!?!
Oh, http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-na-daily-20080701-20090707-bar
ATM - bank(and all employees) knows about it.
WMD - http://archive.greenpeace.org/wmd/
emergency shelters - mountains of MD.
You need to come up with better examples.
That's why I drive a pickup....
Almost unlimited bandwidth if you're good with bungee cords.
That doesn't seem to flow very well....
That would confuse Bush too much, and he'd come out and mumble something. Not that anyone would notice.
Bush was the one who's administration tried to get it started...
But just ignore that fact.
Hmmm, maybe it will work for Windows!!!
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I like how you're thinking...
Fully agree. And not just to poor people.
Anyone who is given expanded knowledge opportunities throughout their formative years will most likely have an increased IQ.
It just so happens that richer people often get this, because they're rich.
No, it showed that taking the kids to the gym(nurture) increased their muscles(IQ). Sitting on the couch(nature) didn't.
Wrong. In fact, nurture seems to have more to do with IQ than nature.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milwaukee_Project
Understand, this is a change of 2 standard deviations in IQ.
Also,
http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2006/07/intelligence-nature-and-nurture.html
Quote:
Contrary to what you might expect, for those children, the I.Q.â(TM)s of identical twins vary just as much as the I.Q.â(TM)s of fraternal twins. The impact of growing up impoverished overwhelms these childrenâ(TM)s genetic capacities. In other words, home life is the critical factor for youngsters at the bottom of the economic barrel.
There's a recent article on newer studies, but I can't seem to locate it.
I won't argue with anything you said except "Most..."
There are lots of viruses, malware etc that you can get from so-called drive-by installs. Open ports are another way that is still infecting lots of machines
So you're blaming third party vendors for exploits in Windows???
It's not Microsoft's fault all on their own???
That is awesome. And should be shared a lot more.
It almost defines what abuse of monopoly means.
Is that half a meteor hole or a whole meteor hole.
Or just a whole meter stick?
Not sure where the misspelling is.
No, it's got to be the terrerists! They's got a bomb. Kill'em all!!
There's NO WAY it's anything else!!!
Wait, you're deleting thumbnails & metadata?
If you were my server admin, I'd punch you in the face for deleting those.
Ever think they might be useful and/or necessary for your users? If nothing else, so they don't have to recreate them every time they access the data.
And again you show ignorance of the tools - these tools are used at shops that have tens of thousands of client machines -large newspapers, Disney & Pixar studios, large ad firms. They don't worry about compliance or policies any more than an AD installation does.
And back to my original point - if you use MS's tools, they still cost a shitload more than any of the tools I mentioned. You HAVE to buy AD, you HAVE to buy CALs, you HAVE to buy SUS, you HAVE to buy AV, and it costs, and costs, and costs.
You're still bitching about small(10k) hidden files. And since you didn't bother to look it up, they're .DS_Store files. They keep a record of the view of the folder when looking at it from a client. Your users might want to keep the directory in list column for those thousands of files. This is not a server issue, it's a client issue.
Also, you can turn off the ability of the client to create them, but I'll leave that an exercise for you.
As for centralized deployment, etc, there are lots of tools - NetRestore, Deploy Studio, Radmind, Centrify, Casper, FileWave
Here's some ideas from Apple:
http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/features/client.html
Just because you don't know the tools exist, doesn't make the platform not have enterprise tools.
Here's a detailed how to if you're actually interested:
http://images.apple.com/server/macosx/docs/System_Imaging_and_SW_Update_Admin_v10.5.pdf
You're seriously bitching about hidden files & different configurations for different OSes?
And why don't you have copies of your important config files? And when have you ever had an update reset your config? I run a bunch of OSX servers and have never had that happen, on any service I run.
Then you're talking out your ass, and have never deal with paying for CALs.
Here's a test for you.
Price out hardware & software MS solution for an email server to host 500 accounts.
Do the same for an Apple solution.
Then add on AD, and SUS.
The licensing for MS software alone will cost more than EVERYTHING from Apple. times 3 when you add the AD & SUS.
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