... ciao:
: on "8-10-2013" "Gichuki John Chuksjonia" writ:
: most of the Admins who handle webservers
: in a network are also developers
name , just a "few"
: most of the organizations will always need to cut on expenses,
history suggests, security breaches, are NOT a profit center.
: and as we know
i'd prefer, that you not include me in that knowledge base.
things like:
: most of the developers will just look into finishing work and
: making it work
AND
: So if something doesn't run due to httpd.conf, you will find these
: guys loosening server security, therefore opening holes to the
: infrastructure
AND
: From: guess who < NotMyDomain @ gmail.com >
do not typically inspire confidence, or the illusion of a working
knowledge about the subject at hand. on a parallel track.
i'm a ham, WD0FPC, and every so often a new operator, sets about
becoming an "expert", offering their "two cents" worth. i am yet to see a
case in which it didn't go one of three ways; (a) left the hobby, (b)
became an operator worthy of license class, and (c), didn't.
computing, and amateur radio, both the classic 'community', with
knowledge as lifeblood, and the willingness to help its life energy. in
some schools of thought, both individually, and collectively, a deserved
respect inherent.
solidified ignorance, flawed assumptions, and faulty logic, able to
ignore all that.
for a while ...
--
... it's not what you see ,
but in stead , notice ...
