Trubadur - Slashdot User

Comment Zalman ZM-VE400 (Score 1) 154

by Trubadur on Wednesday February 27, 2013 @10:02PM (#43030477) Attached to: RSA: Self-Encrypting USB Hard Drives for all Operating Systems (Video)

http://www.zalman.com/eng/product/Product_Read.php?Idx=750
Virtual Drive + External HDD Case
Real Time 256-Bit AES Hardware Encryption

Dimensions: 146(L) x 80.8(W) x 14(H)mm
Weight: 91g (except hard disk)
Materials: Aluminum alloy, Acryl, Poly Carbonate (PC)
External Interface: USB1.1 Max. 12Mbps
USB2.0 Max.:480Mbps
USB3.0 Max.:5Gbps
Internal Interface: S-ATA I/II
Compatible HDD Size: 2.5'
Power: Input : DC +5V (USB Powered)
Supported OS: Window 98 / ME / 2000 / XP / VISTA / 7, Mac OS, Linux
Color: Black/Silver

Comment :. Respect for Microsoft (Score 1) 486

by Trubadur on Saturday August 11, 2007 @05:50PM (#20198211) Attached to: Linux Foundation Calls for 'Respect for Microsoft'

Let me put it this way, MSFT provide just a platform for different specialized applications. If business able to run their beloved applications on more stable platform they will. So what I did when somebody calling in with offer of new software, I ask,

-What platform does it run on?
-Windows
-We are not allow game platform at the workplace

That's all what marketing department have to hear - Microsoft - should be presented as a game platform, no security, strict DRM, locked in - exactly platform for gamers.
That would shrink their dominance really well.

Japanese Government to Move to OSS 128

Posted by Zonk on Monday May 14, 2007 @04:31AM from the a-little-less-time-on-hold dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Linuxworld has up an article on the Japanese government's plan to reduce its reliance on a single IT vendor by moving to open source software. 'Oracle, NEC, IBM, HP, Hitachi and Dell are among 10 IT equipment and software vendors that are forming a consortium to develop and sell Linux-based servers and computers for the Japanese market. The move by the vendors to collaborate on Linux in Japan comes from a edict from the country's government to make Linux and open source a priority for all IT procurements, starting this July.' The government has said explicitly it wants to decrease its reliance on Microsoft as a server operating system platform."

Slashdot Top Deals