LAUSD seems unaffected.
At a USA aerospace company that has government contracts you have to keep track of your time in six minute increments. I understand why, but damn is it annoying.
uhh, I meant DAMN!
Raid on Bungeling Bay... ahh what fun!
I find booze works pretty well.
Given the perceived lack of hygiene by IT folks, just imagine how that room is gonna smell... blech!
China has a huge amount of their own infrastructure, so this isn't really surprising. Unlike U.S., China likes to do everything themselves. This also means you're not dependent on other countries like the U.S. is. What you don't understand is that China thinks long term, and everything they've done will grant them the leading country status some day, probably even within 10-15 years, especially when considering how much U.S. and EU are struggling now after thinking only short term financial gains.
China may like to do everything themselves, they still are extremely dependent upon the West's desire for goods made in China. Will China's middle class grow to the point that China will no longer need USA or Europe to buy their stuff in 10-15 years? I doubt it.
It is about giving and I don't give a rats ass about getting.
The idea is that different humans will look at a data sets differently is what this is about. To automate that is nigh impossible.
I think it would not be so difficult to know the difference between expected data streams and unexpected data streams without ever knowing the content of the streams. IP addresses, MACs, ports, and any app info is all you need. There is no need for deep inspection.
One would think analyzing your own data traffic would be a good thing. sheesh...
Sounds like "Mr. Bonestripper" from the 1991 movie "Nothing But Trouble".
Nothing will ever be attempted if all possible objections must be first overcome. -- Dr. Johnson
