This law will never fly, then again Martin O'Malley is a douche bag; so, it has hope. the scarier law is the 6% IT tax.
Either way not to be all 2003 in he heah' but War driving in Maryland, specifically Downtown Baltimore, or even the majestic suburb of Columbia, MD used to show a ridiculous amount of open access points, that included many many businesses.
I laud the attempt to be progressive, but, its a poor attempt.
I just installed Ubuntu for the first time yesterday. Firefox, by default, will download to the desktop (/Desktop in your home directory [maybe./desktop if thats the right denotation for a hidden file]).
I have found "making the switch" much easier with Ubuntu. Last time I tried was Fedora and it was a little painful to make the switch.
The steps it took for me to patch an MS Exchange server were the same steps it took to get to a RHEL 4 box patched, the only difference was that the RHEL patch took and needed no reboot.
I actually feel dumb after reading your post. Where the hell do you get Salem witch trials out of asking the community to get involved. Ohhh thats right, the hidden message in the article where they throw out journalistic integrity.
I have an idea, have another warm cup of "I'm so smart and biter". Tell me more about the company since you appear to know so much about it and how its run... you dumbass.
Go back and actually read the article. Look up some more about Gannett. Gannett is not screwing over any of their writers. They are not getting rid of any newspapers over this, they are not making the laymen perform journalist jobs to take away from their existing employees or news coverage; they are enhancing their product and tailoring it to those who 1) want to get involved and 2) prefer more local, in depth and factual, news coverage. Many media companys will try to duplicate this, watch and see.
Good job, motivation is a big one, you appear to be motivated. Thats 15% for a good start. A lot of the people I work with are not motivated to learn, don't get complacent. Everyone in the forum has already waxed poetic about school and what do do over the next 5 years.
Next week, go to the local community college or closest university and bang on doors and beg.
I agree, I think its funny that a lot of people are snarky and so tounge in cheek reguarding the subject. They have probably never had to recover from a real threat.
As I read the brief article it defiantly made me consider both sides of the story; however, in the end I side with my heart. Fuck the kid touchers, let em' rot. This guy could be doing some real garbage cracking, screwing with legit business and good people, but, he didn't. He went after the scum. I agree 100% with 1069. Go for it!
Before I get the crap flamed out of me I will remind, it's just my opinion.
Suckit! (and yes if fucktard is a word than so is suckit) Captain Coward. Heven forbit I make a gramatical error on/.
However, thank you for pointing out my error. I would like to spennd more quality time with you learning your mad 1337 engrish (yeah' I said engrish) skilz.
Before you super super engrish ressons re-gin prease exprain how homonimahs procreate. What exactly is a fucking homonym?
Are they asexual? Do they bud? When they don't want to create little fucking homonyms do they use birth control?
I have a beter idea, why don't you get a spoon and eat my ass.
To beter help troubleshoot the issue I ask that you please send me an.iso and key. I would like to attempt to help re-create the problem to further assist you troubleshoot.
By far, and I dont work for EMC or VMware, ESX server and virtual center are Bad Ass. There is nothing greater than 0 to minimal hardware downtime. Finally getting the moneys worth out of the hardware. Being able to place a box in "undoable mode" rocks! (think "oops that patch just hosed my sql cluster" "ok, i'm fine again"). Being able to deploy the same server via image and deploy one in 30 min. Adding disks on the fly and growing disks with 5 or less min of downtime.
Facts:
1. ESX Servers are mammals.
2. ESX Servers fight ALL the time.
3. The purpose of the ESX server is to flip out and kill people.
I once saw an ESX server flip out when a physical server dropped a flopy disk, and the ESX server killed the whole data center!
(insert tounge in cheek) Not to mention the countless Beowulf clusters, countless.
This law will never fly, then again Martin O'Malley is a douche bag; so, it has hope. the scarier law is the 6% IT tax. Either way not to be all 2003 in he heah' but War driving in Maryland, specifically Downtown Baltimore, or even the majestic suburb of Columbia, MD used to show a ridiculous amount of open access points, that included many many businesses. I laud the attempt to be progressive, but, its a poor attempt.
tell my wife
You're stupid, we are at a disservice for reading your garbage.
I just installed Ubuntu for the first time yesterday. Firefox, by default, will download to the desktop (/Desktop in your home directory [maybe ./desktop if thats the right denotation for a hidden file]).
I have found "making the switch" much easier with Ubuntu. Last time I tried was Fedora and it was a little painful to make the switch.
Best of luck to you.
The steps it took for me to patch an MS Exchange server were the same steps it took to get to a RHEL 4 box patched, the only difference was that the RHEL patch took and needed no reboot.
ummmm, no, you're wrong. Exchange 2007 is the only M$ product I have yet to patch.
VMware ESX 3.0.1 is the only OS I have not seen, in a very mixed environment, that has not needed a patch.
I agree. Seriously, when was the last time you saw an "NT - Anything" upgrade work.
Dude when using vmkfstools in ESX it is a -X not -x, is it really different in server? I'm just curious not trying to be a dick.
Try 20VM's on 1 server, Dell 6850. Amazing! Dont even get me into templates and VMotion!
Does your text editor work? I'd worry about that before Linux. If so please fix the link in your post.
I actually feel dumb after reading your post. Where the hell do you get Salem witch trials out of asking the community to get involved. Ohhh thats right, the hidden message in the article where they throw out journalistic integrity. I have an idea, have another warm cup of "I'm so smart and biter". Tell me more about the company since you appear to know so much about it and how its run ... you dumbass.
Go back and actually read the article. Look up some more about Gannett. Gannett is not screwing over any of their writers. They are not getting rid of any newspapers over this, they are not making the laymen perform journalist jobs to take away from their existing employees or news coverage; they are enhancing their product and tailoring it to those who 1) want to get involved and 2) prefer more local, in depth and factual, news coverage. Many media companys will try to duplicate this, watch and see.
Nick,
Good job, motivation is a big one, you appear to be motivated. Thats 15% for a good start. A lot of the people I work with are not motivated to learn, don't get complacent. Everyone in the forum has already waxed poetic about school and what do do over the next 5 years.
Next week, go to the local community college or closest university and bang on doors and beg.
Good luck.
Post back telling us what you do.
I agree, now go write it. i cantype for S**t.
I agree, I think its funny that a lot of people are snarky and so tounge in cheek reguarding the subject. They have probably never had to recover from a real threat.
Yep, even worse I had just written somthing for my ethics class about him ... funny.
If he is using sub7 he is probably not that talented
Forgive my hillbilly antics, Fuck the kiddy porn folk that git' thier jollies on the inter-web off. Just like the kid touchers, let em' rot.
As I read the brief article it defiantly made me consider both sides of the story; however, in the end I side with my heart. Fuck the kid touchers, let em' rot. This guy could be doing some real garbage cracking, screwing with legit business and good people, but, he didn't. He went after the scum. I agree 100% with 1069. Go for it!
Before I get the crap flamed out of me I will remind, it's just my opinion.
However, thank you for pointing out my error. I would like to spennd more quality time with you learning your mad 1337 engrish (yeah' I said engrish) skilz.
Before you super super engrish ressons re-gin prease exprain how homonimahs procreate. What exactly is a fucking homonym?
Are they asexual? Do they bud? When they don't want to create little fucking homonyms do they use birth control?
I have a beter idea, why don't you get a spoon and eat my ass.
Take care,
K~
No moron, thier not lazy, there using a VLK.
To beter help troubleshoot the issue I ask that you please send me an .iso and key. I would like to attempt to help re-create the problem to further assist you troubleshoot.
Thanks,
You can download prebuilt VM's from VMware for free i.e. BDS, linux, etc.
Because M$ gave away thier VM product for free.
By far, and I dont work for EMC or VMware, ESX server and virtual center are Bad Ass. There is nothing greater than 0 to minimal hardware downtime. Finally getting the moneys worth out of the hardware. Being able to place a box in "undoable mode" rocks! (think "oops that patch just hosed my sql cluster" "ok, i'm fine again"). Being able to deploy the same server via image and deploy one in 30 min. Adding disks on the fly and growing disks with 5 or less min of downtime. Facts: 1. ESX Servers are mammals. 2. ESX Servers fight ALL the time. 3. The purpose of the ESX server is to flip out and kill people. I once saw an ESX server flip out when a physical server dropped a flopy disk, and the ESX server killed the whole data center! (insert tounge in cheek) Not to mention the countless Beowulf clusters, countless.