Friday, June 18, 2004

...and I thought I was hallucinating, read Clarendon is the new Helvetica and be relieved.
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BTW: you know about SANS - Internet Storm Center, don't you?
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From the "I did this some years ago on my aging SUN box" department. Take a look at the article called KernelThread Examines Extensible Firmware And Open Firmware at MacSlash and the links its referring to. Quite technical, but still, Solaris admins used the mechanism for a lot of things, like sending parameters to the boot process, for example. If you should have messed up your /etc/system in Solaris, you are able to tell the init process to disregard it and use another. Would be like an Intel machine being able to use a different "autoexec.bat" on command.
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CEOs urged to rethink corporate approach to IT. LONDON -- If chief executive officers (CEOs) don't want to be wiped out by their competitors, they not only have to invest in information technology but they must also rethink how to deploy IT within their companies, a high profile panel of IT executives told attendees of the Forbes CEO forum here on Thursday. [InfoWorld: Top News]
The usual M$ siding, but an interesting read.
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