I'm running two BSD boxes (1 Open, 1 Free) four Linux boxes, an XBox 360 for games, a Nintendo DS and a PDP-11 with full TCP/IP stack. What is my discount?
For a car analogy, it's like a good-driver or no-claim bonus from your insurance company. We'll give you 5% off since you haven't been a problem for three months. Only problem I see, when does p2p traffic get treated as 'a bot.' I'm sure the content industries would love to piggy back on this.
Hopefully that was after Cute PDF became free for business use. It used to have a different license, so we used PDF Creator instead. One of the joys of due diligence.
I often wonder if large IT and small IT are two completely different beasts. I prefer the small shops because I can do a bit of everything and I feel like I'm helping people directly. I know all of my users (~200) by name and face and can tailor responses and solutions for each person.
I'm currently working at a job with internal IT, but large parts of accounting and HR are out-sourced. It does happen and the results are just as bad as out-sourcing IT.
Anything telnet can do, SSH/OpenSSH/PuTTY can do better.
Telnet gets used for things other than remote terminal sessions. Given that it used to be on every Windows box from NT 3.51 on, it was often used as a poor man's netcat. How do you do that with ssh, and how do you do it with a clean install of Windows?
Especially since the vice principal was holding the 'bomb.' Walk it out the back behind some concrete, block off the area, let the bomb guys do their thing.
Better yet, get the kids to do some research. Margin notes including 'unconstitutional, illogical, anatomically impossible, and "english, please"' would be a starting point.
Have you noticed they've changed tactics. Get some low-level idiot caught every so often and let the TSA do the heavy lifting. Shoe checks, liquid restrictions... Next step, peanut based explosives.
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I'm running two BSD boxes (1 Open, 1 Free) four Linux boxes, an XBox 360 for games, a Nintendo DS and a PDP-11 with full TCP/IP stack. What is my discount?
For a car analogy, it's like a good-driver or no-claim bonus from your insurance company. We'll give you 5% off since you haven't been a problem for three months. Only problem I see, when does p2p traffic get treated as 'a bot.' I'm sure the content industries would love to piggy back on this.
It's a cube scheme, not pyramid.
That comes later
Only for the self-starters.
Randomly changing UI behavior without warning is the way MS has been doing it for a while too. Glad to see Mozilla catching up. What's next, a ribbon?
Hey, at least they've made new tabs work like IE. If I wanted IE, I'd be running it. Gotta love random, unexplained 'fixes.'
That's a trade-mark issue. It has nothing to do with the source.
Get them to try CMD.EXE and COMMAND.COM and see if they spot the difference. The 'DOS prompt' is still there, at least in XP, and just as horrible.
WOW is still in XP. (NT 5.1) Not sure about Vista and 7. (NT 6 and 6.1)
Yeah, the headline is a bit dumb, "since NT" is silly since Windows 7 is NT version 6.1 and last I heard is still shipping.
Hopefully that was after Cute PDF became free for business use. It used to have a different license, so we used PDF Creator instead. One of the joys of due diligence.
I often wonder if large IT and small IT are two completely different beasts. I prefer the small shops because I can do a bit of everything and I feel like I'm helping people directly. I know all of my users (~200) by name and face and can tailor responses and solutions for each person.
Tell that to Oracle. We only just recently got the OK to use IE7 or Firefox 3.5 with Oracle Financials.
I'm currently working at a job with internal IT, but large parts of accounting and HR are out-sourced. It does happen and the results are just as bad as out-sourcing IT.
I'm guessing he doesn't have to deal with a digital PABX.
Which versions of Windows come with Putty?
Knoppix disk?
Telnet gets used for things other than remote terminal sessions. Given that it used to be on every Windows box from NT 3.51 on, it was often used as a poor man's netcat. How do you do that with ssh, and how do you do it with a clean install of Windows?
Better yet, airport security has to check for 'air' based explosives. No liquids, no empty containers or would that be no sealed containers?
Best drug talk we ever got was the cop that said the guys would grow breasts if they smoked pot. The guys looking down their shirts was a give-away.
Kid gets busted as a grower later in life. "My teachers suggested it." Career counseling?
No, you pervert. Stop thinking of the children.
Especially since the vice principal was holding the 'bomb.' Walk it out the back behind some concrete, block off the area, let the bomb guys do their thing.
Better yet, get the kids to do some research. Margin notes including 'unconstitutional, illogical, anatomically impossible, and "english, please"' would be a starting point.
Have you noticed they've changed tactics. Get some low-level idiot caught every so often and let the TSA do the heavy lifting. Shoe checks, liquid restrictions... Next step, peanut based explosives.