Do you trust your data being up in the "cloud"? Do you want to risk that company tanking and your work going away? I don't. I can work fine over a IPSec link to my storage server (with more redundancy) and run subversion to keep track of my work.
Speaking of caps, any Comcast customers here who have run up against to or close to the ceiling?
I think if two companies are in the same market then one of them will eventually blink by doing actual network upgrades to get customers from the other company. Of course that's assuming they want to make money by doing work and not raising rates.
I've never come close to hitting my cap and I am a "power user." I also don't have an HDTV or a computer to stream HD from.
Tera ethernet...
5-25 gig monthly caps...
"I used my monthly cap in 31.65 seconds..UH O..."
That would mean the telco companies actually decided to give us enough throughput. Sure, it'll work well on a LAN when they eventually deploy it, but unless if you have fiber coming to your house and all the way to where you're trying to grab that episode of Desperate Housewives from it will not go that fast. You also have to account for your neighbor who is addicted to porn and downloads it constantly seeding at 100% for days on end.
The internet is resilient, and someone somewhere will pick up the slack that could be left by TPB going down. There's enough trackers out there to lend a hand.
Solution? Support The Pirate Bay. Don't download? Support them anyway for the things they do to battle the MAFIAA and other evils.
then you might as well just have used a password in the first place instead of encryption.
You, sir, are a fucking moron. Please stop posting and do some research before spouting off nonsense.
I second AC's statement. The GP says to "keep everything on a secure server." Do you know how slow it would be to have to grab all your data off a remote server on a laptop from remote sites? Don't mod him insightful, read what he actually said.
TrueCrypt Supremacy. I've had it deployed at many organizations and we've seen no performance decrease. One thing to keep in mind is to keep the pagefile/enabled/ when you do full disk encryption. I may be incorrect in doing this, but since the disk is encrypted what's the harm?
Don't you know how slow things move with the government?
Ding, ding, ding, mod parent up. Whether or love Obama or hate him expecting real change on a ship the size of the Federal Government in ten days is pretty unrealistic.
This is going pretty OT, but it's going to bite him in the ass when he's running for a second term and people are asking why he didn't change everything he promised.
The question is if I can do this and have it run from my car. I put in predefined phrases, and depending on which switch I hit or button, it says them?
Jeez, with virus scanners, several types of automatic updates, and other gadgety things polluting the standard corporate desktop, it is a wonder that people can get any work done on their PCs anyway. Six Inches of Air.
It keeps plenty of business open for people like me who repair them in their spare time to make some extra cash.:)
"If some security manager reads this, goes back to work, and says "OK, change all our WPA passwords, our current ones may not be secure", he will be making a real improvement to his network. He might even be locking out an existing hacker in the process."
Until 3 hours later when THAT password is now cracked.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Or then implement WPA2 enterprise that authenticates against your Active Directory or RADIUS domain with blacklisting against MAC addresses that aren't registered to that user.
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Already down. There goes my chance of calling FUD.
You'd think we would... you know... communicate with our allies? Maybe? At least they didn't almost collide with a lighthouse, though.
What happens if it rains?
All of your data comes down in binary and you have to reassemble it using pen and paper.
Do you trust your data being up in the "cloud"? Do you want to risk that company tanking and your work going away? I don't. I can work fine over a IPSec link to my storage server (with more redundancy) and run subversion to keep track of my work.
Speaking of caps, any Comcast customers here who have run up against to or close to the ceiling?
I think if two companies are in the same market then one of them will eventually blink by doing actual network upgrades to get customers from the other company. Of course that's assuming they want to make money by doing work and not raising rates.
I've never come close to hitting my cap and I am a "power user." I also don't have an HDTV or a computer to stream HD from.
Tera ethernet... 5-25 gig monthly caps... "I used my monthly cap in 31.65 seconds..UH O..."
That would mean the telco companies actually decided to give us enough throughput. Sure, it'll work well on a LAN when they eventually deploy it, but unless if you have fiber coming to your house and all the way to where you're trying to grab that episode of Desperate Housewives from it will not go that fast. You also have to account for your neighbor who is addicted to porn and downloads it constantly seeding at 100% for days on end.
Fantastic! Now the 4chan'ers can stay in 4chan, and maybe Slashdot will regain some of its quality user base.
You can still post anonymously by checking the "Post Anonymously" while logged in.
Argh. WTF. UI Design Fail.
Disable the beta index. It's beta for a reason.
The internet is resilient, and someone somewhere will pick up the slack that could be left by TPB going down. There's enough trackers out there to lend a hand.
Solution? Support The Pirate Bay. Don't download? Support them anyway for the things they do to battle the MAFIAA and other evils.
Both have about the same amount of proof either way.
(citation needed)
I wonder how much of that loss of fun is the airlines' fault and how much is the result of the FAA bureaucracy?
Or the result of greed on both parties.
Wait wait wait... he died again? This is the third time!
(Take two: Fixing my dead link.)
Wait wait wait... he died again? This is the third time!
6.1a won't even install on my Inspiron 9400, giving me a "memory parity error" on the initial reboot test for full drive encryption.
Have you run memtest86+ and let it go for at least two full tests? Could be one of your sticks is bad.
then you might as well just have used a password in the first place instead of encryption. You, sir, are a fucking moron. Please stop posting and do some research before spouting off nonsense.
I second AC's statement. The GP says to "keep everything on a secure server." Do you know how slow it would be to have to grab all your data off a remote server on a laptop from remote sites? Don't mod him insightful, read what he actually said.
TrueCrypt Supremacy. I've had it deployed at many organizations and we've seen no performance decrease. One thing to keep in mind is to keep the pagefile /enabled/ when you do full disk encryption. I may be incorrect in doing this, but since the disk is encrypted what's the harm?
For the readers who don't already know: $200 Billion Broadband Scandal
Don't you know how slow things move with the government?
Ding, ding, ding, mod parent up. Whether or love Obama or hate him expecting real change on a ship the size of the Federal Government in ten days is pretty unrealistic.
This is going pretty OT, but it's going to bite him in the ass when he's running for a second term and people are asking why he didn't change everything he promised.
p>So far, I haven't seen any change I can believe in. And I voted for him.
It's been only a week. Don't you know how slow things move with the government?
There are actually already license plate frames with little LED displays built in that allow you to do this.
Yeah, but it doesn't quite scream "Nerd" as hard as when you built it yourself.
The question is if I can do this and have it run from my car. I put in predefined phrases, and depending on which switch I hit or button, it says them?
I was wondering if someone could send me a recorded copy of the stream since I won't be able to watch it live.
I'm sure it will be all over once it's done. You'd be stupid not to record it.
Jeez, with virus scanners, several types of automatic updates, and other gadgety things polluting the standard corporate desktop, it is a wonder that people can get any work done on their PCs anyway. Six Inches of Air.
It keeps plenty of business open for people like me who repair them in their spare time to make some extra cash. :)
Seriously, do you /really/ want to know what they do behind closed doors?
Because I certainly don't.
why are the cute ones always dumb?
Take comfort in Judge Judy's quote: Beauty fades, but dumb is forever.
Or Ron White's line: You can't fix stupid.
Until 3 hours later when THAT password is now cracked.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Or then implement WPA2 enterprise that authenticates against your Active Directory or RADIUS domain with blacklisting against MAC addresses that aren't registered to that user.