Comment: So this is where all the Titans ended up.... (Score 1) 135
Still waiting for one/two....to play games on....
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Still waiting for one/two....to play games on....
Basically "stop doing stupid things with your computer".
Why a firm needed Malware Bytes on it's servers in the first place is the real question here.
I was wondering this exact same thing. IT Manager Fail.
Wasn't this the same guy that killed single-player only games from EA?
Not quite - it was EA Labels president Frank Gibeau
"I have not green lit one game to be developed as a single-player experience," Gibeau said. "Today, all of our games include online applications and digital services that make them live 24/7/365."
http://www.gamespot.com/news/no-single-player-only-games-ea-labels-boss-6394663
Leonard Coleman -- from Heinz and baseball team owner (probably helps on sports licensing)
From his Wikipedia page....
Leonard S. Coleman, Jr. was the last, non-honorary president of the National League. He held the office until 1999 when it was eliminated by Major League Baseball.
He held a worthless title that was eliminated over 10 years ago.
Hopefully the laptop they provided you isn't some undockable consumer version unit but a business class unit that can be - Dell's laptop docks for their business class laptops can support two monitors, and I would assume HP's can to. Get a real keyboard, mouse, dock, use the 27 as the primary, and if you feel like it, get another monitor as a secondary.
Both companies' equipment is made in China. Cisco just sells their stuff.
Uhm my ASA 5505 says Made In Mexcio.
Dell, in its "infinite wisdom", have been providing both of these restore options for years now on a separate recovery partition.
This is why you DO NOT buy their Consumer Grade stuff - you ONLY have the option of recovery partitions - their business class hardware you have the $3.00 option (that's all it is) for each of the 3 CD's - Windows, Drivers, and their OEM'd apps like Roxio and PowerDVD.
Android needs some sort of remote wipe software to make it even remotely feasible for most businesses. For example, the government requires remote wipe, and some sort of encryption. Until Android has a solution for these two, the VPN-less capability is moot.
Like this?
"Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."