geek
hack
"Intranet"
"Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
"Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
...yes
"Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
...yes
Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
Turbo button
Internet Privacy
Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
LAN
Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
LAN
And if they can still VPN into that network?
Intranet is right. LAN is a much broader term. At least that his how I feel.Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
LAN
If all the sites in a VPN are owned by the same enterprise, the VPN may be thought of as a corporate "intranet". If the various sites in a VPN are owned by different enterprises, the VPN may be thought of as an "extranet". A site can be in more than one VPN; e.g., in an intranet and in several extranets. In general, when we use the term "VPN" we will not be distinguishing between intranets and extranets.
This memo describes an experimental method for the encapsulation of IP datagrams in avian carriers. This specification is primarily useful in Metropolitan Area Networks. This is an experimental, not recommended standard. Distribution of this memo is unlimited.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4364QuoteIf all the sites in a VPN are owned by the same enterprise, the VPN may be thought of as a corporate "intranet". If the various sites in a VPN are owned by different enterprises, the VPN may be thought of as an "extranet". A site can be in more than one VPN; e.g., in an intranet and in several extranets. In general, when we use the term "VPN" we will not be distinguishing between intranets and extranets.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4364QuoteIf all the sites in a VPN are owned by the same enterprise, the VPN may be thought of as a corporate "intranet". If the various sites in a VPN are owned by different enterprises, the VPN may be thought of as an "extranet". A site can be in more than one VPN; e.g., in an intranet and in several extranets. In general, when we use the term "VPN" we will not be distinguishing between intranets and extranets.
That RFC was written in 2006. VPN can terminate in any part of the network you configure, by no means is it restricted to an Intranet. You can have a VPN terminiate in your DMZ, LAN, WAN, wherever you want.
You should read the RFC from 2015 good sir, the word Intranet isn't used once.
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4364QuoteIf all the sites in a VPN are owned by the same enterprise, the VPN may be thought of as a corporate "intranet". If the various sites in a VPN are owned by different enterprises, the VPN may be thought of as an "extranet". A site can be in more than one VPN; e.g., in an intranet and in several extranets. In general, when we use the term "VPN" we will not be distinguishing between intranets and extranets.
That RFC was written in 2006. VPN can terminate in any part of the network you configure, by no means is it restricted to an Intranet. You can have a VPN terminiate in your DMZ, LAN, WAN, wherever you want.
You should read the RFC from 2015 good sir, the word Intranet isn't used once.
Oh I know it's out of date, that's the point of the thread :thumb:
See my edit for IP via Avian :P
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4364QuoteIf all the sites in a VPN are owned by the same enterprise, the VPN may be thought of as a corporate "intranet". If the various sites in a VPN are owned by different enterprises, the VPN may be thought of as an "extranet". A site can be in more than one VPN; e.g., in an intranet and in several extranets. In general, when we use the term "VPN" we will not be distinguishing between intranets and extranets.
That RFC was written in 2006. VPN can terminate in any part of the network you configure, by no means is it restricted to an Intranet. You can have a VPN terminiate in your DMZ, LAN, WAN, wherever you want.
You should read the RFC from 2015 good sir, the word Intranet isn't used once.
Oh I know it's out of date, that's the point of the thread :thumb:
See my edit for IP via Avian :P
We still friends? :)
tape backupsIt is outdated....it it is what we still use (in part). SO PAINFUL!
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find out that most IT shops in WI still use the word "Intranet" :))
tape backups
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find out that most IT shops in WI still use the word "Intranet" :))
Wow.
If it's not a publicly accessible internet, it's an intranet. Just because you can use remote access to get to it, doesn't mean it's not called an intranet.
To clarify, I'm talking about an internal internet page for employee self service and stuff, not just your personal files and stuff.
tape backups
We were still using these a year ago...
I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to find out that most IT shops in WI still use the word "Intranet" :))
Wow.
Please rate our cyber-friendship on a scale of 1-10..
That's a small range...hmm. 11?
tape backups
We were still using these a year ago...
Last I heard, Google keeps emails backed up on tape backups. Maybe that changed too though. :))
That's a small range...hmm. 11?Show Image(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/29/59/f4/2959f41c779cb056e84006cd55844662.gif)
That's a small range...hmm. 11?Show Image(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/29/59/f4/2959f41c779cb056e84006cd55844662.gif)
Yeah except I was responding in binary since IT thread.
"Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
That's a small range...hmm. 11?Show Image(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/29/59/f4/2959f41c779cb056e84006cd55844662.gif)
Yeah except I was responding in binary since IT thread.
Our relationship is Simplex then?? I'm just throwin love at ya and nothing in return? rude..
That's a small range...hmm. 11?Show Image(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/29/59/f4/2959f41c779cb056e84006cd55844662.gif)
Yeah except I was responding in binary since IT thread.
Our relationship is Simplex then?? I'm just throwin love at ya and nothing in return? rude..
:-* no ur rood
tape backups
We were still using these a year ago...
Last I heard, Google keeps emails backed up on tape backups. Maybe that changed too though. :))
My friend did IT work for 5/3 Bank and as of about 2-3 years ago they still used tape backups as well.
Most big companies have intranets; I'd say its still in use.
"The C prompt"
I miss the days of the C prompt tbh. :)
We still have an intranet. 95% of our company calls it SharePoint, I like to call it hell.
We used tapes as well up until last year. It's still a viable cold storage option, and not a bad one at that. The backup software used to write to the tapes on the other hand....(LOOKING AT YOU BACKUPEXEC)
Best thread, you can tell who's in the IT world, who's a dev and so on.
But a phrase I never hear anymore is "Ribbon cable"
or
CD Tray,CD Drive, pretty much anything to do to with a CD is obsolete.
Best thread, you can tell who's in the IT world, who's a dev and so on.
But a phrase I never hear anymore is "Ribbon cable"
or
CD Tray,CD Drive, pretty much anything to do to with a CD is obsolete.
CD-ROM :))
We still have an intranet. 95% of our company calls it SharePoint, I like to call it hell.Oh god, and the massive robot we used to store, write to and eject our tapes was enormous. Now there is a huge space where it once was, and all our tapes got destroyed. Lol.
We used tapes as well up until last year. It's still a viable cold storage option, and not a bad one at that. The backup software used to write to the tapes on the other hand....(LOOKING AT YOU BACKUPEXEC)
We still have an intranet. 95% of our company calls it SharePoint, I like to call it hell.Oh god, and the massive robot we used to store, write to and eject our tapes was enormous. Now there is a huge space where it once was, and all our tapes got destroyed. Lol.
We used tapes as well up until last year. It's still a viable cold storage option, and not a bad one at that. The backup software used to write to the tapes on the other hand....(LOOKING AT YOU BACKUPEXEC)
Like the machine that Vanessa Williams uses to steal the railgun files in the movie Eraser?
Some companies do."Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
Some companies do."Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
I don't think anyone uses HDD any more. It's all SSD now. Am I right? :)
Some companies do."Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
I don't think anyone uses HDD any more. It's all SSD now. Am I right? :)
Our main data domains are all HDD, but our blades are all SSDs.
Some companies do."Intranet"
Do people not use this word anymore? :confused:
I don't think anyone uses HDD any more. It's all SSD now. Am I right? :)
Our main data domains are all HDD, but our blades are all SSDs.
What kind of blades?
Shared Drive
Shared Drive
Lol... Still use it XD
Intranet is right. LAN is a much broader term. At least that his how I feel.Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
LAN
HDD
Windows
AMD CPU
ISA
EISA
VESA
RLL
MFM
Math Co-Processor (x87)
ISA
EISA
VESA
RLL
MFM
Math Co-Processor (x87)
ESDI
ERROR 1701
SIMM (memory)
AUTOEXEC.BAT
CONFIG.SYS
MEMMAKER.EXE
shareware
mouse balls
tape backups
cyberAs in a IRC channel: "Hey girl, wanna cyber?" ...
bulletin board system!I have not heard "BBS" in a long time, but people use "board" about boards such as this one ...
cyber
;)
Dot Matrix
IPX/SPX and Netware in general.
bulletin board system!I have not heard "BBS" in a long time, but people use "board" about boards such as this one ...
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :P
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
wat did i do :(
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
wat did i do :(
You mean BBCodes? BBS is bulletin board....can't take you anywhere...ugh.
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
wat did i do :(
You mean BBCodes? BBS is bulletin board....can't take you anywhere...ugh.
Yeah I meant BBCodes. :-[ I'm the worst. Are they not even related??
/me leaves this thread :(
Yeah I meant BBCodes. :-[ I'm the worst. Are they not even related??
/me leaves this thread :(
Ok, now I feel bad...come back hoff. Give me your kishsaver and we'll be friends again.
Yeah I meant BBCodes. :-[ I'm the worst. Are they not even related??
/me leaves this thread :(
Ok, now I feel bad...come back hoff. Give me your kishsaver and we'll be friends again.
Nuuuuu, I've been trying so hard to fit in but now I have revealed my poor IT knowledge! There's no coming back from this shame.
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
wat did i do :(
You mean BBCodes? BBS is bulletin board....can't take you anywhere...ugh.
Yeah I meant BBCodes. :-[ I'm the worst. Are they not even related??
/me leaves this thread :(
We use BBS tags on this forum all the time. :PShow Image(https://sfdcinsea.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/batman-facepalm.gif?w=300&h=210)
wat did i do :(
You mean BBCodes? BBS is bulletin board....can't take you anywhere...ugh.
Yeah I meant BBCodes. :-[ I'm the worst. Are they not even related??
/me leaves this thread :(
Silly Hoff.
BBS is kind of like what you'd call a forum today. Except you (typically) had to dial into them with a modem. They did a lot more than just forums though, could include chat rooms, multi-player games, etc.
Assuming they're related isn't a reach if you look at the acronyms. BBS: Bulletin Board System. BBCode: Bulletin Board Code. So if you've never used a BBS, it would be reasonable to think BBS is related to a modern forum.
They're still some BBSes around from what I understand. I was never big on them personally.
VESAVESA is still used, but not in that context. It's a standards organization after all. For instance, we still have VESA mode on Linux systems, and people tend to call the VESA MIS standard for monitor mounts just "VESA".
ASL
Majordomo
Hahaha!Majordomo
Major Domo?Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/6KQgTDo.jpg)
Zip (now we compress or archive, we don't 'zip' files)
Okay. So what is the new word now? And why did it change? We still have local networks that host internal services for companies, no? What should I be calling this now?
LAN
And if they can still VPN into that network?
DB25
programmer
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?
programmer
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?Show Image(https://media.giphy.com/media/xTiTnjFNBP5xYOeyTS/giphy.gif)
programmer
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?
programmer
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?
Yep. Sort of like calling a writer (or author) a "texter".
VESAVESA is still used, but not in that context. It's a standards organization after all. For instance, we still have VESA mode on Linux systems, and people tend to call the VESA MIS standard for monitor mounts just "VESA".
"Intranet"
"Hub"
"ISDN"
Post your favorite outdated IT words.....or don't, and watch us IT people do it. =D
How is intranet outdated?
How is intranet outdated?
We had this debate a page or so back. :)
programmer
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?
Yep. Sort of like calling a writer (or author) a "texter".
Intel Iris Graphics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIS_GL).
AMD Jaguar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar) microarchitecture.
Intel Iris Graphics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIS_GL).
AMD Jaguar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar) microarchitecture.
Man, I wanted a Jaguar SO BAD when I was younger.
Same here. I remember reading about them in random video game books I would find at the library.Intel Iris Graphics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIS_GL).
AMD Jaguar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar) microarchitecture.
Man, I wanted a Jaguar SO BAD when I was younger.
So did I lol and a Neo Geo.
Another word I don't hear as much these days is VGA
Cloud...Cloud just means your stuff is on someone else's computer. ;)
Haha. Companies everywhere are cloud washes their products and about 2% of the population actually knows what it even means...
Haha. Ya, I saw that sticker on the interwebs. That was well played. :)Cloud...Cloud just means your stuff is on someone else's computer. ;)
Haha. Companies everywhere are cloud washes their products and about 2% of the population actually knows what it even means...
Intel Iris Graphics (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIS_GL).
AMD Jaguar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Jaguar) microarchitecture.
Man, I wanted a Jaguar SO BAD when I was younger.
So did I lol and a Neo Geo.
Another word I don't hear as much these days is VGA
programmerStandardization of the industry, I suppose. More division of labor, at least in corporate environment.
Apparently we're "coders" now. When did that happen?
Haha. Ya, I saw that sticker on the interwebs. That was well played. :)Cloud...Cloud just means your stuff is on someone else's computer. ;)
Haha. Companies everywhere are cloud washes their products and about 2% of the population actually knows what it even means...
I need that on a shirt.Haha. Ya, I saw that sticker on the interwebs. That was well played. :)Cloud...Cloud just means your stuff is on someone else's computer. ;)
Haha. Companies everywhere are cloud washes their products and about 2% of the population actually knows what it even means...
You mean like the one I have on my work laptop.Show Image(https://scontent-lax3-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e15/11378806_500209376798016_477609423_n.jpg?ig_cache_key=MTAxODI1MzgzNjcwOTQzNTQzNQ%3D%3D.2)
Yep. That's the one. :)Haha. Ya, I saw that sticker on the interwebs. That was well played. :)Cloud...Cloud just means your stuff is on someone else's computer. ;)
Haha. Companies everywhere are cloud washes their products and about 2% of the population actually knows what it even means...
You mean like the one I have on my work laptop.Show Image(https://scontent-lax3-1.cdninstagram.com/t51.2885-15/e15/11378806_500209376798016_477609423_n.jpg?ig_cache_key=MTAxODI1MzgzNjcwOTQzNTQzNQ%3D%3D.2)
"We don't need Data Centres anymore, we'll just put it all on the cloud!"Ya basically.
So, in someone else's Data Centre?
Coding used to refer literally to just the typing part of writing a computer program, but now people seem to view the whole process as coding.
For the old guys:e.g. 804, need more core
ABEND
Winchesters
Plotters
Prestel
Luggable
RS232 / Serial mouse
BRS - Big Red Switch
Assembler
CS:IP
For the old guys:e.g. 804, need more core
ABEND
Winchesters
Plotters
Prestel
Luggable
RS232 / Serial mouse
BRS - Big Red Switch
Assembler
CS:IP
Plotters is outdated?
I supposed we are supposed to call them large format printers? :P
ps: whats up? :thumb:
Plotters is outdated?I know a guy who uses large-format plotters every day at his day job at a construction firm.
Oh it's all about the nostalgia. ;)Winchesters
Plotters
Prestel
Luggable
RS232 / Serial mouse
BRS - Big Red Switch
Assembler
CS:IP
Plotters is outdated?
I supposed we are supposed to call them large format printers? :P
ps: whats up? :thumb:
Hey man :>
Do you call the large format printer a plotter, or is it actually still a proper pen plotter? No-one I know uses a pen plotter anymore, not for years, perhaps some still call it a plotter for nostalgia, I will file that on my winchester.
What's with all the serial hate? Y'all are trippin', RS232 is still hella usefulShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/bnzB0vg.jpg)MoreShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/NTtmCuu.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/dRRFIUr.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/y4C0Hz4.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/HL0wVBm.jpg)
I'd like to counter some of these:
ISDN is still widely used, particularly in business.
RS232 also very common still.
Intel Iris is pretty new, and getting significantly better with each revision.
The prefix "e".
Chip.
And the final one that annoys me is "livestream" instead of just "stream". I know they are semantically slightly different but the word "live" feels so obsolete whenever I see it used.
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^-^
What a blast.
I'd like to counter some of these:
ISDN is still widely used, particularly in business.
RS232 also very common still.
Intel Iris is pretty new, and getting significantly better with each revision.
Who and where still uses ISDN? The DMV?? :)
What's with all the serial hate? Y'all are trippin', RS232 is still hella usefulShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/bnzB0vg.jpg)MoreShow Image(http://i.imgur.com/NTtmCuu.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/dRRFIUr.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/y4C0Hz4.jpg)Show Image(http://i.imgur.com/HL0wVBm.jpg)
Think small offices in the middle of nowhere. Post offices. Banks. Anything that requires five-nines uptime. So tens of thousands of locations, across North America.Across the world! So US-centric you are ...
Intel Iris is pretty new, and getting significantly better with each revision.While Intel Iris is very new, the word "Iris" as a brand-name for graphics hardware is not. And that was my point ... ;)
Think small offices in the middle of nowhere. Post offices. Banks. Anything that requires five-nines uptime. So tens of thousands of locations, across North America.Across the world! So US-centric you are ...
Anyway, I have seen recent job ads where banks are looking for programmers who know COBOL.