Re: Data not at risk?
"There is no evidence yet that…" here, ftfy
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You wouldn't believe how many FTP-connections we have in place to various business partners. And the number is still growing. Many banks run FTP-based platforms to exchange data bulk-style. When securing the payload using PGP or such there is no easier way (yet) to do this.
I tend to think that the simplicity of setting it up is it's most advantage compared with other communication methods (like AS2, ConnectDirect, MQ - of course these provide more nifty neat features but one rarely really needs them in our scenarios).
Best of FTP is surely SFTP where only one channel is required; no hassle with NAT and stuff.
So, cheers then!
OK, I like Henlein.
I also like (super-)fast trains.
Why all this magneto-leverage-hightech-scifi stuff? Just throw an eye on the various (heh, continental) high speed trains available - ICE, TGV, AVE). Such a beast should suffice, no?
The Swiss Metro Style Railway which one Commentard mentioned is waaaay to expensive; such a thing is, imho, not an option. Well, at least unless the US of A get the cash from Maddoff back :-)
(think about this one - how much money he and other bastards destroyed)
AFAIK, LA to Vegas is desert for the most part. A traditional high speed train would surely suffice. But then, it would not be an issue for Lewis (whose articles I like a lot, to be clear!).
Now, suffice to say with ZZ Top: Viva Las Vegas!
700ml !!??@*&#?
Lester, what are you thinking? Please use "The Reg online standards", which indicate that we are talking about 0.1667 MilliJubs (*).
Now that's a measurement which I understand.
(*) As per http://www.theregister.co.uk/Design/page/reg-standards-converter.html
Cheers!
Some of you lot owe me a new keyboard and clothing! 1st comment made me spew coffee all over the desk...
@El Reg: perfect mixture of tech news and gossip on your site. Keep up the good work!
@me:
Steps to be taken:
- head over to cash 'n' carrion to get a new shirt
- ask Lewis about some frikkin' weaponry to fight fit of laughter
Yes Cormac, tell us about banks corporate Email being done using Gmail. Plus maybe, as a goodie, the whole document management systems.
You aren't serious, are you?
Sorry El Reg, this was just utter crap and just plain stupid.
Granted, if the UK does its ID-uber-database then yes, why not run it on google systems :-)
Happy New Year to all @ El Reg, btw!
Chris
Best one **ever**.
Mozilla with the classic 4.7 skin is what I use now.
The worst day was when Netscape went public and the shares skyrocketed through the roof - pity I had no cash then.
I still have a sealed box of Netscape Navigator 2.0 at home (probably a floppy in it, no CDs then). And a Gold Pack!
Those were the days...
Me thinks that overall, the Nuclear Power is far too expensive.
One should count all the
- subsidy while building the plants
- compensation for environmental damage done while earning the fuel (granted, it's abroad, but still)
- real insurance cost (Which company could afford "Chernobyl" right now? - None.)
- disposal of the waste (you can't just dig a whole and throw the stuff in; it **really**must not leak for a couple of years)
They just simply do not count the full costs.
Regarding the renewable energy:
Here (Switzerland) we do already have some households which run without external power sources for heating and hot water, partially for the electricity as well. It requires different technologies and does have it's cost. Granted, these houses are still only few and its not yet for the masses. But then again, we have left the experimental phase.
God I'm glad not to life in the US of A!
They jail you en masse because some twit keeps the mob(il)e running in court.
Or they taser you to death for whatever reason.
Or sack you for whatever reason (remember the teacher being sacked for pr0n on the school's pc).
No Sir, no more holidays in the states for me, then. Land of the Free? - gone.
choosing PH 'cause she does not taser or jail. Just suck, that is.