Asus would be my recommendation too. They are very high end for build it yourself systems and have crossed over into making a lot of commercial gear too (they do contract manufacturing for HP!) Going with their boards gets you halfway from the hobby boards to almost having a commercial level system but with lots of customization.

Westport

I think she is just agreeing that the girls is really hot.

Ouch, that's really bad. For a security product to have that kind of vulnerability. Of course, security products are more likely to be attack targets because they have to have higher privileges than most products.

I didn't realize that it was a fresh post. Was just checking out the unread posts this morning and it was the first one that I saw. I had figured it was from last night.

Very interesting, have never seen that before. Congrats.

That's cheap and that is one fun game, old though it is!

Thanks, AJ.

@Carnival-Boy said:

Also, any general advice on managing vendor remote access to get the right balance between security and simplicity. Am I being too paranoid/controlling?

Not at all. External vendors, for the most part, need to be tightly controlled. If you have a full time MSP that you trust and is part of your normal support, that's different, you'd treat them like internal staff. But for software or appliance vendors that only need access once in a great while and only for special things they should expect tight gateways controlling their access and no privacy.

Lively and a little scary.

Did you ever finish it? What did you think?

Did you ever settle on a future destination for yourself?

Cute. Thanks.

I am excited for Grim F to be coming back. I never got to play it the first time and have been looking for a way to play it well for years. A modern remake is perfect.

How did I miss this before. This is hilarious. I only noticed the 3D Jesus video before. Almost peed my trousers.

I think that it was. And yes, for sure. Google SEO totally needs human readable links. It's almost as important as the title on the page.

Great link, thanks for providing it here.

Have you started your logging project yet?

No kidding. Totally jelly here. Well, not so jealous of RHEL 5, but conceptually jealous.

Did you manage to get this working?

Make sure that you post back here when you learn more. Everyone is, I imagine, pretty interested in this one.