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Admin who kept SF network passwords found guilty |
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This is a great example of why separation of duties and having a backup network administrator is so important. Sometimes the network admins feel that they are “god” of the network.
--Minny Strater
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What if I had bought Apple stock instead? |
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Looks like I should have done that instead of buying my first iPod. At the time it cost $300. Today that investment value is $11,685.
http://www.kyleconroy.com/apple-stock.php
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Printers are a pain. These days its likely that you have many computing devices, but only one printer. Want to print the confirmation page for an Amazon order from your netbook? Better get up and power on your desktop so you can access the shared printer....
A wireless printer is an ok solution, as there is no need to have a host pc. But what if you are on your iPhone or Android device and want to print that Cold Stone Creamery coupon for free ice cream that they give you on your birthday? Do you vpn into your home network to use your wireless printer? Do you disconnect from your cell network to connect to your home network via wifi, dropping all of your open ssh connections? Do you bite the bullet and boot up your dusty old XP machine that you keep around just for printing purposes because your printer's manufacturer refuses to write Linux drivers?
Google is working on a solution for this printing dilemma, in hopes to take the pain out of printing.
--Ann D. Roid, Lynn Ex, Moe Byle
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http://money.cnn.com/2010/03/09/technology/cisco_internet/index.htm?cnn=yes With technology changing rapidly for bandwidth to our homes and to our wireless devices it was only a matter of time before new products showed up for the service provider backbone. Cisco's answer is the new CRS-3 which is capable of an unimaginable 322 Terabits per second. The article states that "the router will be able to provide download speeds of 1 Gigabit per second for everyone in San Francisco, download the entire printed collection of the Library of Congress in 1 second and stream every movie ever created in less than 4 minutes." I don't know about you but I think those are some pretty mind boggling numbers.
--Elle Dapp
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Microsoft: Don't press F1 key in Windows XP |
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This is a little scary. The one key we use for the help menu could make your computer vulnerable.
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