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Submission + - Printer pushing to non-domain users on wifi 1

mederbil writes: We have a client who want to have a printer available to the general public over a wireless network (secured). Network is a domain, but they don’t want these wireless users on the domain. Basically, Joe Blow walks into the office, connects to the wireless network and then has the ability to easily add the specified printer to his laptopCan this be done easily (no drivers to worry about and fancy configurations)? Remember this will need to be set up for non-technical people.

Comment Re:This just proves (Score 1) 706

The smartest person I know works with me at an IT company. She's the only female tech... in town. She's also a student at the University of British Columbia taking science. She's going to make a lot more money than a typical IT person and only intends to have IT as a fall back career. Definitely smarter than the average man.

Comment Burned CDs (Score 2, Informative) 359

A computer engineer I worked with was going through the border and was apparently not allowed to have burned CDs of software on him. He just so happened to have a very stable version of XP he didn't want to get rid of. Solution: Stick it in the CD drive, put the battery somewhere and they won't take the time to check the drive.

Comment Re:Impossible design (Score 1) 222

It is similar to quantum computing. Quantum computing can be insanely fast, but it is often makes inaccurate calculations.

It's mainly about quantity, not quality. A possibly use for it is computation knowledge engines, like WolframAlpha. It would be inexpensive for computation servers, but only really useful if it was at least 98% accurate.

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