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I suggest the latter, honestly, because it’s very cool and well worth the money.

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Your first step isn’t to download the application, believe it or not, but rather to decide whether you want to get a free 15-day product key or go ahead and buy the program and get a full product key.

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They also recommend you have the very latest version of Mac OS X, which is easily done with the Software Update capability on the Macs. You’ll also want at least a few gig of free disk space and at least 1GB of memory for performance reasons. Just like with Apple’s Boot Camp, there are some specific requirements that you need to meet before you can use Parallels Desktop, however, chief among them the requirement that you have an Intel-based Macintosh. That’s why I was thrilled when Parallels released its Parallels Desktop, a full Windows-capable virtualization package for less than $80.

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Still, though, the idea of running Windows - or another OS - within Mac OS X through what’s called a “virtual machine” or “virtualization” solution, is too good to miss. I even had my tri-booting Mac laptop make it to the cover of a Linux magazine! I’ve run Microsoft’s Virtual PC, for example, but it’s a dog and even when you have lots of patience it’s pretty difficult to work within that environment even if you have the most powerful computer and least demanding application.įurther, I think that Apple’s Boot Camp program is incredibly smart and have been dual booting Macs for quite a while, though usually into different flavors of Linux or related. A lot of services use tim.I have to admit, I’ve been using Macs since the digital stone age and still get frustrated that I have to buy PCs so I can run Windows with any decent results. I know nothing is "uncrackable." But it must be secure to 99.999% of all hackers I'd think. I've just taken the blind faith that these technologies are secure and uncrackable. So, I really need to study security more. Time-based rolling token - why is it secure? Security.For instance, a friend from a past job had this bizarr. In a recent Snap! there was an article about "Super-recognizers" who can remember any face, and how they can actually help fight crime in real life.I've met people who seem to have other superpowers. What are your favorite real-life superpowers? Spiceworks.You can spend your Friday racking up high scores. Anyway, I have included a couple of links so Spent hours playing this game both at the Arcade and on my Atari 2600.

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I have a client who has leased some public IP's from different subnets,įor demonstration purposes, lets say these are "82.99.15.65/27" and Hi everyone! I'm stuck on a tough case and i could really need your Ubiquiti expertise.

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Someone with a free weekend and a box of latching flip flops could rig up a serial-to-parallel or usb-to-parallel or even Ethernet to parallel interface easily. It's just 8 data lines and a strobe line that tells the darn thing when to read. In addition, consider that having a custom interface designed and built specifically for your equipment to interface the parallel port to whatever on the VM side probably makes as much sense as anything.Ī parallel port isn't magic. Put together a plan to limp it along, but start stressing now that this machine rapidly approaching the end.Īgree with this 100%. You cannot overstate the truly horrid position keeping this sort of thing will place the company in. and further and further into "OMFG, we're totally screwed" territory. However, anything less than a replacement plan is kicking the problem down the road.

I realize we're talking hundreds of thousands - if not at least a million - dollars. I fully understand what is involved in that industrial machinery ain't cheap.

Long term: Replace the shop equipment.

An XP-compatible unit with a parallel port should run $150 or less.

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Test, test, test, but having dealt with a lot of this stuff over the years, my professional recommendations are: The interface may or may not properly recognize virtualization abstraction.

That last bit? That's the bit that should scare the pants off of you. Here's the dilemma, we have an old XP computer that runs a specific business-critical program which connects to some shop equipment via an old parallel cable.