Pabugs - Slashdot User

How much will we actually take?-> 1

Submitted by Pabugs on Tuesday March 22 2011, @03:35PM

Pabugs writes "US ISP providers — Unbridled greed — The rest of the planet leads by a (last) mile — I guess the US public really are simple dupes — beyond the greed of Wall Street putting our entire country and leadership of the free world at risk (which we paid them to get away with), EVERY facet of living in the US now reeks of corporate greed and passive acceptance on the part of the ppl. — Sad & pathetic acceptance -"
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Comment: Not Exactly Dark - just seems so (Score 1) 36

by Pabugs on Saturday March 05 2011, @02:46AM (#35387396) Attached to: Internet Traffic In Libya Goes Dark Amid Upheaval

http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Cloud-Computing/Libya-Goes-Dark-Again-Even-While-Internet-Servers-Continue-Running-382131/

Ask Slashdot: Print Server Issues 0

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Pabugs

on Friday March 04 2011, @04:08AM

Pabugs writes "I have an Oil Field Parts Supply client that just dumped their central server based Inventory/Order/Invoicing system and have installed Wolfpak Software — Problem is that the client Mgt. wants to be able to print from this software (domain based) to any of the 9 offices in the area via the web. They recently sent me a print server appliance to install to attempt to solve the problem. But the device can't manage domain based requests. So that was the first warning sign for me ( I'm on my own). The other issue is that the local offices have a mix of workgroup and domain based systems.
The various supply offices often have clients come into the other various regional offices to create a parts ticket that instead of having a central server handle the print to various offices process (like the one they dumped), they now want to print the ticket in the account originating office to manage their process without the server based software to do it.
Poor logistics aside, I need to create a way to print from any office, to any other office, via the web, and be able to use both the domain based and workgroup based machines to print to some IP based set up — Please advise."

It's amazing how simple it is to hack these days-> 0

Submitted by Pabugs on Monday February 21 2011, @09:06PM

Pabugs writes "It continues to amaze me that the general public still doesn't get the risks involved online with basic security issues — it also amazes me that this story is so prominently featured in a major paper and how it actually acts as a guide for the lazy hacker on you block — wow"
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HP announces plans to add webOS to its Windows PCs-> 0

Submitted by Pabugs on Wednesday February 09 2011, @09:02PM

Pabugs writes "Web OS goes backwards to go forward."
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Mininova removes all 'infringing' torrents-> 0

Submitted by Pabugs on Thursday November 26 2009, @09:33AM

Pabugs writes "I woke up this morning to cruise the Mininova movies category to find the torrents were removed and the line at the top stating 'From now on, only Content Distribution torrents are allowed' — Could it be that 'The Man" is gaining a foothold in the piracy battle? — I guess we'll have to wait and see, in the meantime, I'm a little less thankful on this Thanksgiving knowing that Corporate interests are now crushing my movie habits — Mininova was one of the few places I could find movies that most rental places won't carry and being forced into purchasing a crappy film for preview @ $9.99 isn't worth it to me."
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Comment: T-viewer is the ez-ist 2 use 4 my helpless clients (Score 1) 454

by Pabugs on Monday November 23 2009, @10:47AM (#30202560) Attached to: Simple, Free Web Remote PC Control?

I concur with the other thumbs up here!

China taking on U.S. in cyber arms race->

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Pabugs

on Thursday June 14 2007, @12:38PM

Pabugs writes "China has developed information warfare units — China is seeking to unseat the United States as the dominant power in cyberspace, a U.S. Air Force general leading a new push in this area said Wednesday."
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