Ok, I'll give IntelliJ a go. Does get a lot of good reviews and there's a free edition now I believe.

Caveat: For me anyway :)

Every time I'm forced to use Eclipse (lot of embedded dev environments require it) I end up wanting to poke my eyes out with a stick.

Where's the "-1 Idiotic" mod when you need it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

"The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) is a politically conservative non-profit association founded in 1943 to "fight socialized medicine and to fight the government takeover of medicine"

Says all you need to know about them.

Whats "SuSefied" about KDE? Not even sure what that means :)

Yeah, we've switched to 16.04/Unity at work - usable, stays out of the way.

One of the few DE's that works well with multiple monitors - vertical launcher/task bars that lets you lock apps to the bar. Perfect for widescreen monitors, vertical realestate is valuable. Mate/LXDE/XFCE are all lacking there. KDE works well but ridiculously flacky eye candy.

This - I loath what KDE has become, but for me some kde apps are best of class and I really miss them - konsole, Dolphin, task bars that work in vertical orientation, kmail - when it works.

Having said that, the instability constant rewrites, developer attitude and abandonware have become to much. I run std Ubuntu/Unity now at work, much happier for it. Just gets stuff done.

So setup a WSUS server

As per subject

For a *really* cheesy English 70's series its aged very well. Have the DVD Box set. Always wanted my own Eagle for commuting to work.

Try Australia - unless you have the NBN (*Government Business Enterprise* funded fibre) a business fibre connection is $1,200+ (yes over one thousand dollars) per *month*, thats for around 20/20. 1GB isn't even available.

Private enterprise has completely failed telcoms in Oz. Labor stared a visionary fibre to the home infrastructure project but the LNP/Murdock killed it.

No you'll be modded down because its an idiotic question to ask, not mention flamebait.

We need a "Insightful and depressing" mod :(

And learn from it. Secure your networks, introduce user training, a decent enterprise virus checker and lock down PC's. Also setup a disaster recovery system.

We got hit by a rootkit ransom ware virus a couple of years ago and I admit our virus checking and control of user pc's was piss poor - it took out nearly everything, proved impossible to remove without destroying the pc setups.

Fortunately we had virtualised all our workstations a year before (Proxmox Cluster - kvm) and had full image backups of everything with a 6 month rolling history, plus online data backups. We were able to rollback the whole cluster two months and restore data from online. Took a weekend but saved our bacon.

Since then we have rolled out webroot to all the VM's and forced firewalls plus windows defender via group policy. Haven't had a problem since.

Just the way you support your scum bag government which bombs civilians at will round the world and destabilises legitimate governments. Which makes *you* a legitimate target.