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Re: Conferences "For us, it's sometimes a hard sell as our calendar stays pretty full and it would be cost prohibitive to send a large amount of our workforce out like that. However, we do have semi-annual meetings for the company where we get some training done in breakout teams." It's not necessary to "...send a large…

Thanks for the visual aids. No slight meant to Utah. We're excited about our new digs in Lehigh.

You think that's scary, consider this: That's likely zettabytes of only metadata. The bandwidth required to capture all the packets of everything and sift through it is simply not technologically practical; not with today's technology. Assuming the goal is actionable intelligence related to imminent events, metadata, any…

Very good point, thanks! CS help is challenging to maintain. It depends on hooks in the code of the software that must be paired with a reference to the contextual topic. This requires close, systematic cooperation between developers and authors. All the effort can be a big payoff for the user.

Right! It's work, not vacation. The most productive employers have a culture quite similar to a conference (as you described it.) The cost to attend enhances the human capital investment the company makes when they hire someone. The ROI can exceed the cost by orders of magnitude.

Although it is outside the scope of our specific products, as a community service, please note that Cygwin is vulnerable, and that all versions of *nix that use the Bourne Again Shell (bash) are vulnerable. Web servers that have been exploited by the bash code injection vulnerability can deliver malware. Source:…

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