I want it! I want it! I want it! I want it! GOT IT!!!!!
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Originally Posted by Hans
In order to effectively and efficiently achieve its business objectives, HP must ensure that information used in conducting HP'* business is managed such that:
• any disclosure of company information is authorized (Confidentiality),
• any modification or deletion of company information is authorized (Integrity), and
• information is accessible when needed in supporting business operations (Availability).
The mission of HP’* Information Security program is to protect HP information from unauthorized modification, disclosure, destruction, or unavailability.
To accomplish this, HP has established policies, standards and guidelines to ensure that company information assets are protected at HP.
• any disclosure of company information is authorized (Confidentiality),
• any modification or deletion of company information is authorized (Integrity), and
• information is accessible when needed in supporting business operations (Availability).
The mission of HP’* Information Security program is to protect HP information from unauthorized modification, disclosure, destruction, or unavailability.
To accomplish this, HP has established policies, standards and guidelines to ensure that company information assets are protected at HP.
Ah, poppycock!! Are you a suit or what? Do you do everything your mommy tells you to?
j/k
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Originally Posted by pontiacGXP
The epson R200 is the best bang for the buck. Only downside is dont get the cds wet ever!!!! I have a lightscribe drive too and it took 1/2 hour to finish so I dont use it much. I use the Lightscribe for burning music for the car and the Epson for my pirated...umm..I mean personal backups.
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Hans, that'* way too serious for the Lounge...
John has a bar in his printer??? I want one of those,...hic
On another note. I'm an old practical type (pronounced new-techno-phobe). I like to let all you guys try out the new stuff, feed back to the company, wait for the price to drop and the technology to gel, then I buy. Usually years after the neighborhood 6-year-olds are already using it, lol.
I'm sure my son will want one.
Originally Posted by SSE14U24ME
How do you get the cd'* to roll around the bar in the printer? 
On another note. I'm an old practical type (pronounced new-techno-phobe). I like to let all you guys try out the new stuff, feed back to the company, wait for the price to drop and the technology to gel, then I buy. Usually years after the neighborhood 6-year-olds are already using it, lol.
I'm sure my son will want one.
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Originally Posted by Hans
In order to effectively and efficiently achieve its business objectives, HP must ensure that information used in conducting HP'* business is managed such that:
• any disclosure of company information is authorized (Confidentiality),
• any modification or deletion of company information is authorized (Integrity), and
• information is accessible when needed in supporting business operations (Availability).
The mission of HP’* Information Security program is to protect HP information from unauthorized modification, disclosure, destruction, or unavailability.
To accomplish this, HP has established policies, standards and guidelines to ensure that company information assets are protected at HP.
• any disclosure of company information is authorized (Confidentiality),
• any modification or deletion of company information is authorized (Integrity), and
• information is accessible when needed in supporting business operations (Availability).
The mission of HP’* Information Security program is to protect HP information from unauthorized modification, disclosure, destruction, or unavailability.
To accomplish this, HP has established policies, standards and guidelines to ensure that company information assets are protected at HP.
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By the way, Will, you can thank me when your stock options go up. I bought the HP branded drive and disks!!!
When are they gonna make 'em in silver, tho????
When are they gonna make 'em in silver, tho????
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