Recent content by d0k0night

whaaa?! My impressions were that Yahoo! was doing fairly well. They're no Google but they didn't need to be, to succeed. Nothing wrong with being second place, or so I thought.

Man. Talk about dictatorship. Sigh, oh well, the Chinese out there won't know any better, since it's all getting filtered out. And by the time they do discover that there's more out there than what's available to them, they won't care.

None of this changes the fact that the tech searched the guy's drive for porn. And none of you have answered the question as to when the guy finds something - doesn't even have to be porn - but it can incriminate you nonetheless in other ways. Old emails about stuff that's best kept private...

So when the Professional finds some nudie pics that you have, haven't gotten around to deleting or for whatever reason; you know your wife wouldn't approve of them, and would give you a serious tongue-lashing for/any number of consequences - It could be anything. It could be old, outdated...

The Professional fixes your PC, logs in with your ID just to make sure everything logs in OK, does the due diligence to ensure your system is rock solid(opens up My Computer, reviews Device Manager, opens Word, fills the memory up, opens and closes all the apps, checks for solid network...

It's about Trust and Professionalism. Places like Best Buy and Circuit City, you have to almost expect that when you take your PC to them for repair, the moment they power it up, it's open to the entire public what it is they're doing, and what they're looking at, based on the piece of paper...

The point he was trying to make is that yes this has nothing to do with Apple or Mac per se, but what it DOES do, has the potential for a hell of a lot of damage. Whether it's Mac or PC is not the point. It's just a computer and is thus prone to stuff like this. A computer is a computer...

When I saw this article my blood ran cold(wasn't meant to be a pun, sorry guys). Something is seriously very wrong with this picture and I too belong to the camp that just about anything that could be run from a Terminal Server or Citrix environment, SHOULD be. Keep that data in-house...

It sounds typical BS union crap from postal workers. Come on guys. We are paying you for your services to transport our goods. It was a rate that you charged us from the beginning, that we agreed to. These guys really have to put up or shut up. It's the rate they came up with from the get-go.

I know at their credentials and I don't see anything which points to any of the following: A background in IT...as in; - IT Helpdesk of any tier level - Desktop support - Network administration of any platform or OS - Software Engineer/Developer of any discipline - SQL/Oracle DBA -...