This is important because a difference in either, or both, comprehension and retention, would mean that a wide range of significant endeavours, from stock market and related financial decision making to public education, have been more affected by the transition from paper to screen than we previously understood.
I've just moved from Ontario back to my home province of Alberta - where the Sun shines, the air is clean, and the economy is booming. During the move we ran a series of eight chapter summaries, or notes to myself, for a possible book on how and why to use Sun's Sun Ray thin clients and smart displays along with a guest blog written by frequent contributor Roger Ramjet.
The answer to a skills deficit is education and practice, the answer to prejudice is community.
here are many different ways to provide access to Windows applications on Sun Ray smart displays.This Sun pageoffers "white papers" and real how-to information on a wide range of choices.
Are Wi-Fi security myths good for deterrence?
"SSID suppression", "DHCP restrictions", and "MAC filtering" are a huge waste of time. If you absolutely can't run good WPA security, just turn on WEP for some real deterrence. Having said that, it's ironic that WPA-PSK security when used correctly has no known method of being cracked yet it's even easier to deploy than WEP which is breakable in a couple of minutes. WEP on the other hand is much easier to deploy than MAC filtering which is breakable in a matter of seconds using freely available GUI tools that run on Linux.
Can you make Linux easy?
So why do people hate Windows?
Windows winds down hardware. As time goes by, patches and updates and upgrades and necessary applications load my box up with code that hogs my memory, and takes up CPU cycles, until the memory and cycles needed for new work magically disappear. Then you're supposed to replace the box, and over time buy new software.
it's possible to see this report as wrong on all counts, and not only credit theauthors with a legitimate attempt to come to grips with a real problem but feel sorry for thembecause what they ended up, in all innocence, writing a case study on how not to deploy Linux.
How do you stop Sony's rootkit at the office?
Companies are not helpless against Sony's rootkit; they can preemptively stop it in the first place with Active Directory Group Policy.
To make 802.11 happen under Linux with Linksys, you need an access card that works with Linux.
you might be better off not trying to re-invent the wheel - have you looked for applicable software, like phorum, that would let you do more of what youwant with less effort?
Hello everyone, I'm George Ou and I normally write for my security corner. I've just come on board here at Ask Bloggie to field questions on PC and Wireless Networking questions.
Bloggie asks, Linux on a Mac?
I'd consider going to Linux from Mac OS X a a bit of a downgrade - so why do it? especially when you've got an XP box handy for which any Linux would be an upgrade?
It's all about retail mark-ups, which are usually twice what the box cost when it came in the door. Do that with one box and $300 becomes $600. Do that with a bunch of boxes, shipped separately, and it can be $700.
Is desktop publishing possible without Microsoft Office?