 out.
Soldiers decided to move a third unit back, to recharge the battery of unit B. But the traffic jam they created got out of hand, so they could not move units B and C.
So police were summoned for to handle the traffic. As it usually happens, their “optimization” increased the 10-mile lines to more than 20 miles and the city traffic collapsed completely.
Seems to me that we do not need any (cyber) terrorists to wreak havoc :(( – by jac
|Thanks to MS (7:58pm EST Fri Sep 28 2001)
Yeh, its interesting that as more Microsoft software is deployed, the bugs, viruses, and hacls goes up. I think these IT directors need to look at that trend and see that MS software is costing them money and possibly risking our National security.
They're increasing the licensing costs anyhow and are no longer going to release free patches.
It's time to tell Microsoft to go to hell. They are making things worse instead of better.
I'm going back to UNIX, it is much safer, more robust, and more reliable.
|No one to take the position… (1:57pm EST Sat Sep 29 2001)
Gee, I can't *imagine* why no one could be found to take a low paying Federal job where you have to submit to a body-cavity background search, and pee in a cup only to work within a bureaucracy that's glacial slow…
I mean, compared to a company which just makes sure you weren't a felon, and doesn't care if you smoke pot outside of work or not and makes a decision in the hallway, and doesn't subject you to all sorts of monitoring – working for the Feds is just paradise – by hehehe