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Eh, personally I think some of this has gone way to far. 15 years ago HR didn't have this kind of information, and guess what they hired all those same types of people they wouldn't hire now due to the fact that they don't like their personal life. Are the people these days worse then 15 years...
Eh. I'm one of those lazy people who never got any certification, I might just get the A+, Net+, and Sec+ while they are still lifetime. Granted I should be working on more important ones, but eh I might as well knock these out quickly just for the hell of it.
Economic Sanctions for one.... The Chinese already have exporting problems due to the US Economy... you start slapping restrictions on what they can export to the US and it creates problems.
Personally I'm all for a very firm response to this, even if a military response if necessary.
In my experience most universities/colleges have an upper limit on the amount of credits you can transfer into a program. For instance, Michigan State has a 56 credit limit. You already have an associates which is usually in my experience a 2 year degree. You should be able to use that to...
Wouldn't the power cable pulls be subject to an inspection sign off for the municipal inspector's final inspection? To me this seems like rough electrical if they are still cabling.
Granted I've never worked with commercial codes, only residential.
If there is a street there, its possible there might be conduit already around? When I worked for a school that was downtown, we leased space in the tunnels from AT&T and pulled our own fiber to our 5 buildings. Generally speaking leasing space in their existing conduit shouldn't be that...
This is just another game to add to the list of games not worth buying on PC now... SC2, C&C4, now MW2.....
I'll just wait until the pirated copies have the hacks that allow dedicated and LAN gaming... or that don't require me to be online to play the single player....
Hopefully BF3 will still...
Sound advice but depending on what else is in the room it might not make a big enough dent. Its definitely worth it when building a new server or upgrading, but not sure if it would be the most practical solution here.
A question to the OP would be what else is in the room generating heat...
What is your situation in regards to your windows? I.E. are they standard windows that open up, or do they swing out? If its a regular window you could just get a standard 5000btu window air condition until for probably 100 ish dollars since its the end of the season. This would work fairly...
We are currently on 7.... yea I know it has issues. We plan to move to 10 at some point. Overall its not bad. Personally though if I was in an AD place I would not use any Novell products, but that is just a personal choice, and I'm more familiar with the MS products.
How large is your environment? I assume you are a AD shop, but if you are using Novell, you can't go wrong with ZenWorks. We use it and its a decent product.
If you work at a small college maybe, but at the university level it isn't exactly feasible.
The reasoning behind the MAC address registering was explained to me that it forces them to agree to our Acceptable Use Policy. I almost think that might be a strawman argument.
At MSU we would just have people go online read the AUP after signing into our dhcp page, then the registration would be complete. We did do any big brother checking on people. At the same we didn't provide any support for routers or gaming consoles. So either you needed to have a browser on...