Comment Re:That is what you get... (Score 1) 608
Interesting
Interesting
The FTTN they are promising won't fly - the copper network is just not up to VDSL except in limited areas. If they do proceed with it, it will be a disaster.
Here in Australia we just elected in a right wing government, they are intent on fucking up our Broadband network as well to protect entrenched interests such as Murdock and Foxtel, so you're not alone.
Sounds like a job for Nortons.
And all the corporate client data gone
Easy. Mono + Apache. Have done it with our vertical market product.
Fair enough
This will sell to lazy people of the same breed who buy pod coffee machines for home use.
There is an ever growing movement of people who don't want to eat anything that has loose synthetic origin or contains any "chemicals".
Coffee pod machines use std ground coffee with no additives, they in fact operate just the same as an espresso at a coffee shop, just with prepackaged coffee grounds. They produce real espresso with considerably less additives than instant.
Do you make the same critiques against Tea Bags?
Some offices don't even bother with Ethernet cabling anymore; they just use WiFi. This was unheard of 15 years ago, when Slashdot users were no doubt grousing about their homebuilder's oversight for not incorporating Ethernet into their homes during construction.
I predict 15 years from now, the constant need to be tethered to A/C will be obviated, either through wireless recharging, through improved device charge capacity, or through increased energy efficiency.
Or the next GFC/Global Warning/Asteroid strike will have reduced us to scrabbling in the ruins for AA batteries to drive our Nintendos
Bad analogy. A public company made *other* peoples private data freely available, by negligence and/or incompetence. Completely different to a private individual making their own data public.
No he probably means the highly abrasive regolith dust that is kicked up and tracked in by every person using the airlocks.
Yup, I use a reshipper to buy physical goods in the usa and ship them to Brisbane. Typicaly even with air freight its still 30% - 60% cheaper. I got a 50 kilo gym shipped, total cost half what it cost in Oz.
Control, Monitoring and provisioning.
Because its very hard to reproduce, non of the reporters could come up with a reliable way of doing other than "On my system". I myself used to see that bug until kde 4.8. Have never seen it since.
Wheres the "Fucking Idiotic" mod when you need it.
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