The US won't defend Americans in the USA (how many unarmed black men were killed by cops this year? How many black men were lynched this year?), but will happily start a war to defend the Right of Japan to make profit in the USA.
Actually, the police kill more white people then black people.
You clearly have never lived in Baltimore. DwB isn't an offense here, and you're more likely to be pulled over and searched and/or beat down being a white person in the wrong neighborhood.
You've clearly never lived in Baltimore.
We cycle users systems on a 3-4 year basis. Do most of our users have home systems that are far more impressive? Yes, and some of our users have a server rack of their own equipment at home too. That i5 Dell laptop with 8GB RAM, encrypted HDD/SSD, AV, log monitoring and reporting, etc; isn't likely going to perform as fast as the six core w/HT i7 you're running at home with a RAID 0 of new SSDs and a GTX 770, but it works well enough to get the job done. If your users are still using 8 year old hardware, there are probably other issues at play too.
Nah man. If he's a hipster, we'll just tell him we're using stuff that's obscure and the potential employees have probably never heard of them. I don't think that z/OS or IBM i are going mainstream anytime soon (well, not to the consumer world...)
If you're smart, you don't assume the cloud is secure, and you don't store anything that's sensitive there. But that assumes the people making decisions are smart. I'm not saying the cloud providers shouldn't care about security, on the contrary, since users should be watching for breaches they should be trying that much harder.
Actually, I am more interested in their network security. All of their data leaks seem to be inside people more so then the network itself was compromised.
You poor thing. I just spent two weeks working with an IBM 5250 on our AS/400..so I may feel some of your pain....
Well, for some companies anyway...working for a network security company I have confidence in our network.
Well....I would stick with OPEN LOOK just to be sure.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
