@Rinzwind you pay them to find all the bad in your place. If they gave you a perfect score they are not worth the money (==> my approach to quality management audits) ;P
lol. hmm this was another sort of audit ;-) it was one regarding our software being supported by the biggest government automobile certification providers (they supervice the APK checks we have in Holland). I think it is ADAC in germany?>>
one of those companies that has no power but is so big it is impossible to ignore :D :D
I believe QM audits are all the same. Its like a new religion, only much more expensive. They give you an impressive cert with no value other than showing up "see pleople, we have it".
@BrunoPereira reading and listening is different, but you should be understood in the region east of the Rhine. At least they claimedf they understand Dutch when I asked them.
@BrunoPereira Spoken Dutch is considerably harder to understand. Written Dutch, on the other hand ... That's more like being able to understand, say, Italian by knowing French.
The person who set up our internal DNS utilized an Ubuntu server (10.04) as our primary DNS and a Windows 2003 server as our secondary DNS.
None of the people who set this up are still with the organization. The last left a little over a week ago. We changed all of our passwords (we are not in a...
I expected it to be much worse than that - and it still might be since that code generates a (basically) useless certificate since the certificate does not indicate its valid uses.
I am trying to set up a web service (using the Play Framework) on an Ubuntu machine on the network. However, I am experiencing intermittent failures connecting to it, not being able to connect to it far more often than not.
One strange symptom is that these network problems affect SSH as well, a...
