Is there some reason they can't simply deploy dual mode 3G/wimax installations? We have A/B/G wifi... why not 3G/wimax on a chip? The only hurdle I can see is the range interference, but I'm sure they could find a way around that...
that's why we have virtualization. So we can cut those ties completely, and allow them to run it in a virtual server. With the power of hardware today, even virtualized, the apps should smoke the crap out of the speed it ran 16 years ago.
If it's a breach of trust you didn't do a very good job of reading your license agreement. If you can't, or refuse to understand the contract you're entering, perhaps you should "just click no".
Hear me out. I'm getting sick of hearing about how windows has all these "closed, secret updates". News flash, if you're a major corporation, you know EXACTLY what MS is pushing out, and often times have access to the source via an NDA for what is being pushed out. Now, this article may be very valid for joe schmoe user, but at the end of the day, linux is no better. SO WHAT if my grandpa can look at the code to the update being pushed to him. For him, that update is just as much of a black box as anything that MS pushes out. It is just as likely, if not more so, to break something, than any MS update. I have had FAR, FAR more updates on *nix* boxes *break EVERYTHING* than MS. Yes, I was able to work around it, which is great for me, because I know what I'm doing. If it were my grandpa's machine, he'd be paying someone to fix it, just like if his windows machine broke. So no, I don't think linux updates are in any way any better for the average user. I would be pressed to say that it's any better for the LEGIT power user either.
Let's be honest here, the people with the biggest issues with MS update are those with pirated copies of windows. Ya, sucks for them, but let's not cry about the fact that you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar.
Sounds to me like Mr. Dell is currently in negotiations with Microsoft for their win2k8 pricing. "You know Bill, I might need to keep making these press releases if we can't drop that to 5$/copy".
Funny, I hear this argument again and again from netware zealots, yet none of them have ever spent a day administrating a windows network. Just because a company has 180 people, doesn't mean they're good, or trained. At the end of the day, 25 experienced admins are going to do a better job of keeping systems up and stable, than 180 inexperienced people with a certificate of completion from your local tech school of choice. Netware, windows, linux, unix, doesn't matter. If you were talking about windows98, I might agree. If you're rebooting windows2000+ "several times per year", you either haven't figured out how to use a firewall, or you shouldn't be administrating anything.
I've always said, if artists I liked would simply put up a paypal link on their page, where I knew all the money went to them... I'd gladly pay even list price for a lot of cd's. Knowing that only 1$ of my 20$ payment goes to the artist, and the rest to the MAFIAA, has long deterred me from purchasing any new music.
SO... how much of my price goes straight to radiohead? And how much goes to the MAFIAA (if any)? The article wasn't really clear about that point... Anyone care to enlighten me/us?
You would think being a "geek" new site, one could at least get their GB's and Gb's correct. If the drive is running at 800Mb a second, that's hardly what I would call *impressive* or *extremely fast*. That's not even as fast as most 10k rpm scsi or sata drives.
I'm also wondering how one would make the jump from 800Mb to 1GB... that would be quite the feat. I'm guessing that the B's are screwed up somewhere... it's just sad that something so glaringly wrong can be posted to a site like this...
"In this post 9/11 world"... we can't really afford to waste time on that pesky research stuff. We need results NOW! If you can't produce results, that money could be building another bomb to drop on an empty mountainside in afghanistan.
Since he didn't actually force the city to admit any wrongdoing... all they did was drop the case. Seems to me like he wasted a lot of time and money for nothing.
Here's hoping they will come up with an extremely simplified AD plug-in of some sort. Yes, I know linux geeks, you can currently integrate with active directory, but it's nowhere near as simple as it should be. You can sit there and complain that it's MS's fault, but at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter, and the powers that be don't really care. So, here's hoping for something good coming out of this.
because it doesn't bring attention the bigger issue at whole. It's like saying "why protest bush for invading iraq and creating an unjust war when you can simply not vote for him next time around?" If you can't see the difference, you're just another sheeple.
if the cop wanted to help, perhaps he shouldn't make unreasonable requests, and perhaps he should know the laws we pay him to enforce. If he does not know the laws, what exactly are we paying him for? To ride around in his car and just randomly pick people up for things he thinks might be bad, then after the fact make up a bullshit reason for arresting them?
how much do you want to bet comcast and at&t mentioned they might not be so willing to continue to lease those lines to earthlink if this went through? Thanks for the free and open market FCC!
Right, except your company sells things to consumers, and the grocery store buys things from it's distributor. Who again are we selling to? The martians? We're at a deficit on all fronts... a country cannot survive as a consumerist entity, sorry.
So if pebcak is the issue, why don't you just have one of your more experience students program up a GUI for dd and save the institution a lot of wasted money?
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Is there some reason they can't simply deploy dual mode 3G/wimax installations? We have A/B/G wifi... why not 3G/wimax on a chip? The only hurdle I can see is the range interference, but I'm sure they could find a way around that...
that's why we have virtualization. So we can cut those ties completely, and allow them to run it in a virtual server. With the power of hardware today, even virtualized, the apps should smoke the crap out of the speed it ran 16 years ago.
If it's a breach of trust you didn't do a very good job of reading your license agreement. If you can't, or refuse to understand the contract you're entering, perhaps you should "just click no".
... MS has been sharing source code for a LONG time.
*EVERYONE* did not get an update.
Again, large enough business with a standing MS relationship != joe user.
Hear me out. I'm getting sick of hearing about how windows has all these "closed, secret updates". News flash, if you're a major corporation, you know EXACTLY what MS is pushing out, and often times have access to the source via an NDA for what is being pushed out. Now, this article may be very valid for joe schmoe user, but at the end of the day, linux is no better. SO WHAT if my grandpa can look at the code to the update being pushed to him. For him, that update is just as much of a black box as anything that MS pushes out. It is just as likely, if not more so, to break something, than any MS update. I have had FAR, FAR more updates on *nix* boxes *break EVERYTHING* than MS. Yes, I was able to work around it, which is great for me, because I know what I'm doing. If it were my grandpa's machine, he'd be paying someone to fix it, just like if his windows machine broke. So no, I don't think linux updates are in any way any better for the average user. I would be pressed to say that it's any better for the LEGIT power user either.
Let's be honest here, the people with the biggest issues with MS update are those with pirated copies of windows. Ya, sucks for them, but let's not cry about the fact that you got caught with your hand in the cookie jar.
Sounds to me like Mr. Dell is currently in negotiations with Microsoft for their win2k8 pricing. "You know Bill, I might need to keep making these press releases if we can't drop that to 5$/copy".
Funny, I hear this argument again and again from netware zealots, yet none of them have ever spent a day administrating a windows network. Just because a company has 180 people, doesn't mean they're good, or trained. At the end of the day, 25 experienced admins are going to do a better job of keeping systems up and stable, than 180 inexperienced people with a certificate of completion from your local tech school of choice. Netware, windows, linux, unix, doesn't matter. If you were talking about windows98, I might agree. If you're rebooting windows2000+ "several times per year", you either haven't figured out how to use a firewall, or you shouldn't be administrating anything.
I've always said, if artists I liked would simply put up a paypal link on their page, where I knew all the money went to them... I'd gladly pay even list price for a lot of cd's. Knowing that only 1$ of my 20$ payment goes to the artist, and the rest to the MAFIAA, has long deterred me from purchasing any new music.
SO... how much of my price goes straight to radiohead? And how much goes to the MAFIAA (if any)? The article wasn't really clear about that point... Anyone care to enlighten me/us?
The matrix was resetting, duh.
You would think being a "geek" new site, one could at least get their GB's and Gb's correct. If the drive is running at 800Mb a second, that's hardly what I would call *impressive* or *extremely fast*. That's not even as fast as most 10k rpm scsi or sata drives.
I'm also wondering how one would make the jump from 800Mb to 1GB... that would be quite the feat. I'm guessing that the B's are screwed up somewhere... it's just sad that something so glaringly wrong can be posted to a site like this...
IIRC, "there are no leaks in firefox, it is your extensions causing the problems".
"In this post 9/11 world"... we can't really afford to waste time on that pesky research stuff. We need results NOW! If you can't produce results, that money could be building another bomb to drop on an empty mountainside in afghanistan.
at the end of the day, when you rely on third party apps run by a completely different company, you can't do ANYTHING to protect yourself.
Till they're willing to take the legal burden of it blowing up and taking someone's entire mailbox with it (which HAS happened).
Since he didn't actually force the city to admit any wrongdoing... all they did was drop the case. Seems to me like he wasted a lot of time and money for nothing.
Here's hoping they will come up with an extremely simplified AD plug-in of some sort. Yes, I know linux geeks, you can currently integrate with active directory, but it's nowhere near as simple as it should be. You can sit there and complain that it's MS's fault, but at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter, and the powers that be don't really care. So, here's hoping for something good coming out of this.
Right, and good judgment would tell you that a shoplifter wouldn't call the police on him/herself...
because it doesn't bring attention the bigger issue at whole. It's like saying "why protest bush for invading iraq and creating an unjust war when you can simply not vote for him next time around?" If you can't see the difference, you're just another sheeple.
if the cop wanted to help, perhaps he shouldn't make unreasonable requests, and perhaps he should know the laws we pay him to enforce. If he does not know the laws, what exactly are we paying him for? To ride around in his car and just randomly pick people up for things he thinks might be bad, then after the fact make up a bullshit reason for arresting them?
how much do you want to bet comcast and at&t mentioned they might not be so willing to continue to lease those lines to earthlink if this went through? Thanks for the free and open market FCC!
Right, except your company sells things to consumers, and the grocery store buys things from it's distributor. Who again are we selling to? The martians? We're at a deficit on all fronts... a country cannot survive as a consumerist entity, sorry.
Fine, replace water with electricity. They haven't quite figured out you need that apparently.
it was drunk freshman college girls that got violated???
So if pebcak is the issue, why don't you just have one of your more experience students program up a GUI for dd and save the institution a lot of wasted money?