Right the F**ing article. Wow, such incredible articulation... pause err no wait.
Here is the bottom line.
#1 Hardware developers use Master's all the time
#2 Generally NDA, and Non-Compete keep them secret
#3 Yea Right...
But here is a fact for you, Mr. Intellect. (Sorry Cursing and slander doesn't go to far with me)
Cisco is a hardware Developer. Questins? See 1-3 above...
Maybe your right, maybe just maybe this all has to do with software running on PC. OR maybe, it has to do with Software running on a PC that can gain priviledge on a platform by using those "Hard Wired" user/password.
But if you are the type that will dismiss that Cisco has this... Perhaps I can bump into a Cisco ONS 15454 and log in as "cerent".:) oops did I say that out loud? They exist.
Anyway, gosh why are you so hostile towards the people who have jumped the gun? They are entitled.
Though you did help some of the audience by identifying "Workaround" I'm sure there was a ton of mis-understanding.
So Mr. Smeenz... Are you denying that Cisco Switches and routers have a built in username and password? (Excluding SNMP of course right?)
Cheers,
Hmm... Should I blow the whistle. Let's look at Cisco's 15454 gear, arguably some of the most widely deployed gear for SONET communications. Yes, 30+ Thousand boxes flittered all around the globe. Want to know a read/write user/password that is also hardcoded? I'll take donations...
Do I have takers?
When was X trademarked? I merely said it was the brand. Whether or not the brand was trademarked is irrelevant. Maybe I am not saying my point clearly.
Water Can't be trademarked.
Evian Water can be.
Windows alone should not be allowed to be trademarked. Hello! Is it glass is it Microsoft Windows.
I mean this sentence "My windows Keep getting Cracked." Yea what am I referring to?
Its a generic term.
And I don't ever remember saying that a letter of the alphabet could be trademarked.
I hope many pointed this out. But regardless... X window or X windows Plural... Simple English. I forgot to put the space between them which makes my point even more clear... X=Brand Windows generic term used in GUI reference. Am I wrong?
Hmm... Curious...
Just how old is the term XWindows? Hmm... Is this pornographic? I think not. Windows is a graphical interface definition. Didn't OS2 use the same premise as windowing? Thus windows? Microsoft Windows is Microsoft's version of a windowing GUI nothing more. The term Windows IS generic I believe. Xwindows, IBM windows, Xerox blah blah blah. Windows is just a word, Microsoft just wants to claim that whenever you use the word you think of their version. Next they will try to change the name of Windows in homes to... Home Windows...:)
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Right the F**ing article. Wow, such incredible articulation... pause err no wait. Here is the bottom line. #1 Hardware developers use Master's all the time #2 Generally NDA, and Non-Compete keep them secret #3 Yea Right... But here is a fact for you, Mr. Intellect. (Sorry Cursing and slander doesn't go to far with me) Cisco is a hardware Developer. Questins? See 1-3 above... Maybe your right, maybe just maybe this all has to do with software running on PC. OR maybe, it has to do with Software running on a PC that can gain priviledge on a platform by using those "Hard Wired" user/password. But if you are the type that will dismiss that Cisco has this... Perhaps I can bump into a Cisco ONS 15454 and log in as "cerent". :) oops did I say that out loud? They exist.
Anyway, gosh why are you so hostile towards the people who have jumped the gun? They are entitled.
Though you did help some of the audience by identifying "Workaround" I'm sure there was a ton of mis-understanding.
So Mr. Smeenz... Are you denying that Cisco Switches and routers have a built in username and password? (Excluding SNMP of course right?)
Cheers,
Hmm... Should I blow the whistle. Let's look at Cisco's 15454 gear, arguably some of the most widely deployed gear for SONET communications. Yes, 30+ Thousand boxes flittered all around the globe. Want to know a read/write user/password that is also hardcoded? I'll take donations... Do I have takers?
When was X trademarked? I merely said it was the brand. Whether or not the brand was trademarked is irrelevant. Maybe I am not saying my point clearly. Water Can't be trademarked. Evian Water can be. Windows alone should not be allowed to be trademarked. Hello! Is it glass is it Microsoft Windows. I mean this sentence "My windows Keep getting Cracked." Yea what am I referring to? Its a generic term. And I don't ever remember saying that a letter of the alphabet could be trademarked.
I hope many pointed this out. But regardless... X window or X windows Plural... Simple English. I forgot to put the space between them which makes my point even more clear... X=Brand Windows generic term used in GUI reference. Am I wrong?
Hmm... Curious... Just how old is the term XWindows? Hmm... Is this pornographic? I think not. Windows is a graphical interface definition. Didn't OS2 use the same premise as windowing? Thus windows? Microsoft Windows is Microsoft's version of a windowing GUI nothing more. The term Windows IS generic I believe. Xwindows, IBM windows, Xerox blah blah blah. Windows is just a word, Microsoft just wants to claim that whenever you use the word you think of their version. Next they will try to change the name of Windows in homes to ... Home Windows... :)