On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 02:15:07PM +1100, Howard Lowndes wrote:
I did hear a rumour that RAM theft is a problem in corporate
environments. Does anyone have any first hand experience of just how
prevelent it might be.
at uni, we had entire labs stripped of ram and the occasional
processor,
This is getting way OT because I don't think anyone is running Linux on E250
hardware, but you _CAN_ disable STOP-A by turning the front panel switch to
the run position and hiding the keyswitch.
Regarding the PC RAM theft issue, I can only say YES has happened recently
and YES you need physical
An interesting way ive seen tampering being prevented (although somewhat
extreme)
was in mp3 (licensed mp3s) jukebox's. Although running windows, if the
cases werent
opened right the hdd would fry out. Preventing 20 gigs of licensed
material from theft
Now if you really cared, i guess you could
what about the old honeywell ball less mouse, it used to sensor pads, im
sure they are still aound, that is what my old school usd.
although, just curious, what the hell is the point of stealng a mouse ball?
Patrick
-Original Message-
From: Dean Hamstead [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Dean Hamstead [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ideally we
could use optical
mice but i have seen any at a decent price, and they would have to be
padless (eg.
intelimice) or the pads would surely go missing.
but at least you could nail (or glue) the mouse pads down.
Dave.
--
SLUG - Sydney Linux
Because you can i think...
Dean
Patrick Kelso wrote:
what about the old honeywell ball less mouse, it used to sensor pads, im
sure they are still aound, that is what my old school usd.
although, just curious, what the hell is the point of stealng a mouse ball?
Patrick
