I couldn't agree more. On top of what the op stated, I can't stand being literally stalked by a comsuck salesman from the second that I walk in the door. When BestBuy started allowing comcast people to follow you from point of entry to anywhere you went in the store in order to bug you about switching your non existant television service, I stopped shopping there. It was like I was being followed by a persistent pop-up that I couldn't turn off. Worst part about it was that I had to insult the salesman to get him to leave me be. A string of "No" and "leave me alone" did no good. I'll stick to amazon and Microcenter for when I need something fast.

I'd stay out of Hawaii in about 30 years if I were you...

Probably better to start with "Well, what are my assets?" What things are currently plugged into my network? What purpose do they serve in meeting the objectives of the business? Once you know what is on your network, then you can start assessing what items are vulnerable. I've used NeXpose for vulnerability assessment as of late, but I'm sure there are other solutions, both proprietary and FOSS that can do the job. Many of these products will give you a total risk score and a CVSS score of the vulnerabilities on the system. Of course, I'd just start using these as a justification for more staff. You've got much larger problems than just security vulnerabilities. You've got infrastructure issues from the sound of it that need some serious man hours to fix. Use the security portion to light a fire under management's ass and get some new staff under you. Management reacts pretty quickly when they realize their compensation list may be available for download by the outside world from their internal servers.

I think the prices of Iron Oxide and Aluminum powder just went through the roof. "Anonymous" newfags are going to be doing the delete fucking everything dance for the next few weeks.

Scarlet Night is the mascot of the Rutgers State University of New Jersey. The robot was obviously named for the school. Engineering students have school pride, too.

Yep. Penn State University offers a degree in Security and Risk Analysis with a specification in Cyber-security. http://ist.psu.edu/prospectivestudents/undergraduate/sra/

As an active firefighter in a busy area, I ask too that you please off yourself in a way that doesn't require me to get out of bed at 0-dark-thirty hours, risk myself in an emergency response, and then proceed to cut your dead or dying ass out of a mangled car, or wash your brains off of an interstate highway. I also don't envy the cop who has to tell your next of kin how your stupid ass decided (s)he was being an idiot and killed some guy's innocent kid with your rocket of a motorcycle or corvette.
Thanks from your local public servant!

So lets see here. They'd like to raze parts of Detroit (Homicide rate of 47.5% http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Detroit/)and Philadelphia(Homicide rate of 27.7% http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crime_in_Philadelphia/). Both of which also have large ghetto type areas which house hundreds of people who I'm sure that most of us here wouldn't want living in our backyards.

My question...Where are we moving all of these people if we're (According to TFA) "returning the land we raze to nature"? Won't this boost the crime rate and lower the property values of people who live in the smaller, surrounding suburbs?

How this isn't considered "ethnically cleansing" cities is beyond me. It seems as if the only people who would be affected negatively would be minority groups.

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Yep, there's an app for that..

Ironically, Yes. The Zales corporation...yes, the jewelry company, still uses an SCO system for their in-store terminal system. Maybe this will force them to update their systems to something more advanced than the current Circa 1989 software they're running.

Both of which are. They're not able to leave, from what I understand. therefore, 24 hour work day, 7 days a week.

So... $20,000/100 Days = $200 dollars, day. $200/24 hours = $8.33/hour. Some people really need to do the math before going "OMG THATS A GREAT REWARD" >> Kudos to those running the experiment. Cheap labor is great.