I know when going to work one of the most annoying things that can happen is traffic jams especially if you have to get somewhere before a certain time well Microsoft may have a wacky but cool answer to this. In China Microsoft have gutted a bus and replaced it with computers so if you want to get a head start on work before you get to work you can, the bus is equipped with 3G and Wi-Fi so if you don't want to use the computers provided you can use your own.
Thanks for your meaningless opinion, Mac fanboy.
Mac fanboy? I don't see what that has to do with the comment he made.
He's completely right: with the amount of users using the machines they better have some good antivirus software or system reset installed otherwise those machines are going to be VERY unsafe.
I have not touched a mac in years, much less "fanboy." I am running Windows 7 right now and Windows Server 2008 on my home server.
Now I am running CentOS on my web server but I hardly would consider myself a fanboy for them... lol
MightyJordan, if my opinion is meaningless, what does that make yours?
*wonders why he feeds the troll*
He's completely right: with the amount of users using the machines they better have some good antivirus software or system reset installed otherwise those machines are going to be VERY unsafe.
Shadow Dragon, you are a very insightful person and are correct. I used to work for my local public school system maintaining their computers. They received pretty much the same treatment these will get and I had to re image them fairly often.
Now I am running CentOS on my web server but I hardly would consider myself a fanboy for them... lol
MightyJordan, if my opinion is meaningless, what does that make yours?
*wonders why he feeds the troll*
Sorry, FixedBit. I was a bit stressed out earlier today when I posted that. I apologise.
You're right about it needing a good antivirus. If it's got NOD32 or Kaspersky, it's got nothing to worry about. I do think that your "reimage on reboot" idea is a bit extreme, though. It would be a very secure option, I'll admit that, but it'd probably take ages to reimage, and it seems like far too much hassle.
Its ok man we all have bad days.
As for Steady State, I forgot about that, but I have not done "that line of work" in years so I am not up on the new technology out for it.
This was going around in a email fwd for years.
Can someone verify or maybe read the writing on the bus?? Pretty sure it's for product display.
A laptop would have taken up all that open space with the keyboard. The current solution puts the keyboard in a slide away tray it looks like.
A very cool idea though.
Microsoft are pretty much fixing vista up and calling it "windows 7"
So I believe it will have Vista's functionality with XP's performance
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