Nope... 802.11n may either run on 2.4GHz (b/gn) or 5GHz (an) but needs dual radios to run on both frequencies on the same time.
True dual band AP's are quite expensive, even switchable band AP's cost much more than b/gn AP's: a Zyxel NWA-3166 has a list price of USD 200.
...did have 789 on the top row but this was changed to 123 to make danish phones like phones around the world (and to match the DTMF layout).
I still have an at least one phone with 789 on the top row.
We could ship bulk cargo in containers, it would need some modifications but lot less than those folding containers: we just need to be able to tilt the container so the door is at the top, fill it with bulk cargo, close the doors and tilt back... and mark it "DANGER! BULK CARGO" so nobody opens the door.
No! Flash stinks, it's a CPU hog.
The biggest problem with iOS not having flash is addressed by Adobes solution.
Flash games ? Fuck games, if the game developer want his game out on iOS device he have to do it the right way: make an app.
Because Fax provides something nothing else (except telex) can: a point 2 point communication which guarantees either instant delivery or instant information that delivery is impossible. Fax is also considered a "Legal Document" in almost all countries... email is not (and should not be).
E-mail has a 48 hour period where you can't know whether your mail has been received or not...
I was also against their buying Compaq to begin with.
That wasn't buying, that was a marriage.
They made the recovery discs. I don't know any normal user who did that on their new PC... and I know many users who missed those discs.
Russian railroads cover two continents (Europe and Asia) so they are intercontinental. You can travel from Moscow in Europe to Vladivostok or Beijing in Asia, the trip takes a week.
Look here for further info: Trans-Siberian Railway
phone calls? In this economy the threat of OSS is even greater for Microsoft so I would think the Microsoft MiB will be showing up on their doorstep.
LoB
Microsoft has already officially said (regarding this specific case) that their pricing policy is fair and they do not plan to make any changes.
Actually, we're also putting LibreOffice on all public machines in Copenhagen.....
Who are we ? RH or KK ?
Denmark is very Microsoft oriented, our former prime minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen even visited Steve Ballmer in Redmond.
A move away from Microsoft product is very hard, the usual management argument is either: "Worlds biggest software company surely must have the best product!" or "Worlds most sold Office package must be best!" combined with the fact that nearly every business uses either Dynamics AXA or Dynamics NAV (or some former versions of those two) makes any changes next to impossible.
This is btw. second big move away from MS Office in the health sector, "Region Midtjylland" did this a couple of years ago. Several municipalities has also moved either everything or just the education.
Running on old telephone cables is a very bad idea, you may put a lot of hardware to compensate for the cabling but the right solution is to rewire to CAT6.
The WiFi solution should be something like a Zyxel NXC5200 and NWA5160N or the older Zyxel NXC8160 and NWA8500 or a similar Cisco solution (which will cost you at least 50% more). The NXC provides a central management point, firewall and a captive portal, NXC communicates with its NWA's over Ethernet.
Do not take the gig if they insist on running on old cabling, if you do prepare for serious trouble.
PHK's articles are worth reading... always.
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"Incorrect. Lion does indeed include the most awesome GUI administration tool in existence.
It's called Terminal."
Even quite hardcore UNIX guys will get a very funny look on their face when you tell them to use the Terminal as an admin tool on OS X.
Been there, tried that... got the response: "It's an Apple, I will NOT use a Terminal on an Apple... there must be a fancy GUI somwhere".
Somebody ought to cross ball point pens with coat hangers so that the pens will multiply instead of disappear.
