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Why is open source software banned in some shops?
Many businesses reject open source software and would rather go pay millions of dollars for licensed software that gives little or no improvement. In my experience it's complex SCMs...
Started by jd on
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When a bug in some software crops up that affects my business, I don't want support available will ....
Just as people are presenting has always been support.
Is that whether true or not, a business bases it's decision on factors like this.
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UNDER MAJOR CONSTRUCTION.
Hello, I'm The Ellyphantman and I'm working with the honorable SyuuUE to offer a very special service. We offer fast and cheap questing. We specialize in pures and offer competitive prices (often 30-50% cheaper than other questers...
Started by The Ellyphantman on
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by 7 people.
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I have to sleep too ya know
talk to me.
Thanks.
You can trust him.
You can trust him.
Didn't touch a thing in my bank.
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Business trend today doesn't follow currently the traditional way of selling and advertising. Most of the businesses today are currently obtaining involved with the cyber company world because numerous clients have already less time to shop and they just...
Started by pioroetence on
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by 1 people.
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People have been raising concerns over Google and their privacy and data policy. I have been considering an alternative web-based e-mail client to roundcube and others that look like they were resurrected from the 1990s (such as squirrelmail).
Google ...
Started by Ajax87 on
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Most of the business firms and entrepreneur are using Google Apps....
It is secure and reliable as well.
Yes, You can trust on Google Apps for your business data.
If you trust them while searching, don't worry bout the mail then.
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It sometimes appears that any first-round decisions made are met with distrust, as if they (admins) were trying to somehow undermine the company.
I would understand a bit of kick-back, to ensure that "IT people" have thought through all of the business...
Started by anonymous coward on
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When you take your personal car into a garage don't they sabotage something? Probably not... .
You're the grease monkey in the garage that tinkers with the cars that ultimately drive that business.
They're charged with "The Business".
Doing.
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Am a hnd1 student in rufus giwa poly, owo, ondo state, most of d department just introduce compulsary laptop 4 all student, as a computer engineer am heavily contacted to supply dem for fairly use laptop, so if there is anybody dat can atleast supply ...
Started by owenblack on
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In the process of setting up a new business together with an old work collegue.
We've had a chat to an accountant and a solicitor about the correct entity and have been advised the same thing pretty much.
Business to held in Unit Trust and two Discretionary...
Started by shady on
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Legal advice is ....
Since trusts are legal arrangements you really need legal have a person own the units of the unit trust as trustee for a discretionary trust but having ownership.
Several different types of unit trust too.
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I'm a bit surprised that this isn't on more forums as it is a total show stopper. I have a ASP.NET app that calls a web service I wrote. It is hosted on a shared hosting site. Recently the company moved my server to allow for both 1.1 and 2.0 applications...
Started by Skittles on
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There are a lot of hosting companies and a lot who are willing to work with people to get their business.
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I am working on an ASP.NET page that we, in code impersonate the requesting user. We are using the following code to start impersonating.
Dim impersonationContext As System.Security.Principal.WindowsImpersonationContext Dim currentWindowsIdentity As System...
Started by Mitchel Sellers on
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by 3 people.
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I know that I've used impersonation in ASP.NET before (using C# and accessing the filesystem) and I was wondering if you had tried wrapping the logic that includes currentWindowsIdentity.Impersonate() with a 'Using / End Using' (to explicitly define the... .
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Here's the situaiton. I'm working on developing a new website to access an old database. This is a DoD installation so there's lots of security around.
The current application is written in classic ASP, VBScript and some javascript. The new systems is...
Started by David on
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Use Impersonation
Sounds like you want to impersonate the client who is accessing your web site correct? Have you tried to use impersonation or are you assuming it won't work?
Edit As Albert points out, impersonation requires the user to be authenticated... .
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