Ivan1941

Step 1. Already did that, let's say that I'm crossing the line big time. Step 2. Well, all of my managers know about me screwing around, but they generally completely ignore it because they know our IT service isn't really helpful. Let's say we have a structural IT support problem which I'm also trying to solve step by step (trying to talk to them to create a system that works for the end user (me and my colleagues) and them). But in the end, you're probably right with that comment. Step 3. I rarely skip one Reading your comments, I see know that it's more a dangerous then a stupid idea (but still stupid). But for arguments sake, and for me to learn. (FYI, We don't have a BYOD police or better said we're not allowed to bring our own device.) If you would use a separate booth drive and you would let's say receive a virus in the form of ransom ware. I'm assuming this would affect your second hard drive, but I'm not sure on how this would affect you company network if your account/boot drive is not setup to communicate with them. Or is this managed on the device level? I know that our network works using the MAC address of each device. So, it seems logical that even if you change booth drive you would still have access to the network. Am I correct in assuming this? Or does this work differently.

Hi, I'm working as an engineer in a big company. As is usually the case IT doesn't like to give Admin rights thus, I don't have them. I always try to find a way around these restrictions because they limit me in playing around with solutions or to create quick solutions (they're not always the quickest to react when we have problems). Now my newest "devious" plan is to install a second booth drive in my HP zbook. This should allow me in theory to have a separate windows system in which I can play around without any problems. I'm not a completely irresponsible idiot (only a half one ), thus I come to you guys for advice. Can you see any immediate holes in this plan regarding data security or practicality? Or any other issues which I need to keep in mind?

Just adding an update: Just adding an update: The Belgian equivalent of the Dutch Gaming Authorithy, just came out with a similar report. Only they added a threath of a fine up to €800.000 and prison sentences up to 5 years. Our minister first wants to have a dialog with the developpers before they resort to this means, but it does give a clear signal in my eyes. source: http://www.standaard.be/cnt/dmf20180424_03481096

So I'm planning to do a value gaming build and I know which parts i want to use,but I'm not sure if they're compatible. Let's start with the a list from what I'm planning to use: case: CM N200 cpu: intel pentium g3258 ram: 2X4GB (the cheapest I can find) gpu: gtx750Ti psu: corsair cx430 storage: I have a 1T WD red laying around but If the budget allows it, I'm probably going for a 120GB SSD as a boot-drive. Motherboard: the cheapest Z87 or Z97 I can find. And now for my questions: 1) I already have my psu (got it for Christmas) but know I'm thinking of buying a secondhand gpu most likely a gtx660ti or a R9 270; The only problem is that this psu only has 1 pci 6+2 connector and both of this card's need 6+6 power connectors. Is their a work around for this? would they work with only 1 6pin connector? 2) In his lattest video Linus uses this cpu but he doesn't mention the speed of the ram. My research tells me that it should only work with 1333mhz ram or am I wrong? 3) I would like to overclock my cpu and again in his last video Linus mentions you don't need a Z... board to overclock. Is this true? And if it is true in which way will it effect the overclock? I hope there is someone out there who can help me, all help is appreciated. And a happy 2015!!!

I came acros LTT in search for some info to upgrade my Laptop. I have been following it daily since then... Keep doing the channelsuperfun stuff it's hilarious