- nations have secrets
- the SoS must handle those secrets
- having secrets in an unsecured network/server is illegal (at least in the U. S.)
- HRC handled classified traffic
- HRC handled classified traffic on an unsecured network/server
- what HRC did was illegal
I used Bacula to back up a company of ~25 users. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of TSM. Once you figure out how it works, it's nice (and it's free). I ran the Bacula server on GNU/Linux (Redhat I think). There are clients for GNU/Linux, Windows, and Mac. Backups can also be encrypted.
I find the books of Daniel Suarez, _Daemon_ and _Freedom_, very interesting and I think the Google Glass could be the way as described in the books to merge reality with virtual reality.
However, the opposite is also true. A private university does not necessarily take any state nor federal money and as such is not necessarily under a requirement to report its students to the department of homeland security (another name for the father land, the mother land?).
Look at bacula (http://bacula.org). There is a windows binary client and source for linux, mac, unix, etc. I suggest setting up the bacula server to poll the laptop clients once each hour using a low backup/job priority. The lower priority will not stop normal backup jobs nor normal restore jobs, but if nothing else is going on it will check with the laptops to see if something has changed.
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I'm in the minority, I like PERL.
- nations have secrets - the SoS must handle those secrets - having secrets in an unsecured network/server is illegal (at least in the U. S.) - HRC handled classified traffic - HRC handled classified traffic on an unsecured network/server - what HRC did was illegal
I used Bacula to back up a company of ~25 users. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of TSM. Once you figure out how it works, it's nice (and it's free). I ran the Bacula server on GNU/Linux (Redhat I think). There are clients for GNU/Linux, Windows, and Mac. Backups can also be encrypted.
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The Machine Stops is also my first thought. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Machine_Stops http://manybooks.net/titles/forstereother07machine_stops.html
I find the books of Daniel Suarez, _Daemon_ and _Freedom_, very interesting and I think the Google Glass could be the way as described in the books to merge reality with virtual reality.
Heinlein is probably my favorite author. I really like the _Lensman_ series.
This reminds me of _Brazil_. Oh, Robert De Niro where are you....?
Reminds me of the robot cars in _Demolition Man_ and _Minority Report_ (there are probably other films, those are just the first two I thought of).
However, the opposite is also true. A private university does not necessarily take any state nor federal money and as such is not necessarily under a requirement to report its students to the department of homeland security (another name for the father land, the mother land?).
Look at bacula (http://bacula.org). There is a windows binary client and source for linux, mac, unix, etc. I suggest setting up the bacula server to poll the laptop clients once each hour using a low backup/job priority. The lower priority will not stop normal backup jobs nor normal restore jobs, but if nothing else is going on it will check with the laptops to see if something has changed.
My opinion, nethack is the greatest game ever.
I started playing nethack in 1989 and that's the only game I still play.
I've been playing nethack since 1989. It's the only one I still come back to.
I have used Palms, PocketPCs, Psions, and other devices. The one I prefer is the HP 100LX that is not made anymore.