Imagine all the money they'll save in processing power no longer having to convert videos people have ripped off from Youtube into flash video formats.:D
Can be used entirely for free and encrypted backups. The CrashPlan makes money with their cloud backup features. You can back machines up to a single machine or multiple machines on your network that have CrashPlan installed one them. You can run in a scheduled mode or do realtime (every 15 minutes?) backups.
I used to evangelize to people about this place and then everything about them started to suck. Their prices were always the best and they had amazing customer service. All that seems to have changed now. Coincidence?
Taboola is on that list. The kings of click-bait. They use about 4 million different domains to avoid being blocked outright as well. BS. The crappy part is I actually value Googles Ads but if you disable all acceptable ads you disable all sites.
and Google even supports them for authentication. Unless you are a paying customer and use Google for Work (Google Apps), they don't support that yet.:/
I love Perl as well (and I make well over that). But I'll be honest with you. After 20+ years of programming in Perl I love programming in Python a whole lot more.
many of the "international" comp sci / engineering students prided themselves on beating the system (less time in college == less living expenses) by taking 24 or more credits per quarter. The way they did this was cheating their asses off by copying homework. Most of the work for comp sci / engineering was done in the labs so they'd rummage through the trash cans and look for other student's printed off drafts.:/
Took we had to take it in CS back in the early 90s. I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Now, would I want to program in it for the rest of my life? Probably not.:D
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AKA Ubuntu Server :) That being said, they do polish it up very nicely. Debian dragging their feet on PPA support certainly doesn't help IMO.
that the cable company provides that you could insert into your own cable box. /sarcasm
Imagine all the money they'll save in processing power no longer having to convert videos people have ripped off from Youtube into flash video formats. :D
Sorry, not opensource but free. :(
Can be used entirely for free and encrypted backups. The CrashPlan makes money with their cloud backup features. You can back machines up to a single machine or multiple machines on your network that have CrashPlan installed one them. You can run in a scheduled mode or do realtime (every 15 minutes?) backups.
I used to evangelize to people about this place and then everything about them started to suck. Their prices were always the best and they had amazing customer service. All that seems to have changed now. Coincidence?
Wait a bit for the current gen to mature and the memory prices to come down. Then max that sucker out.
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I always thought it was security and compatibility that drove people away from Microsoft browsers.
That's what I want and love about my Android Wear watch. You don't really need it for anything else.
Someone sat on the keyboard.
Taboola is on that list. The kings of click-bait. They use about 4 million different domains to avoid being blocked outright as well. BS. The crappy part is I actually value Googles Ads but if you disable all acceptable ads you disable all sites.
Tuesday.
OBS being easily THE most popular streaming software around, which is open source and free. That's awesome Google, way to blow it.
We'll hire you! :)
and Google even supports them for authentication. Unless you are a paying customer and use Google for Work (Google Apps), they don't support that yet. :/
I won't even consider it until DisplayPort 1.3 is the prevalent standard on all monitors. Don't give me that g-sync/free-sync crap either. :)
is most important for games. Probably see better performance out of a 4790K which is still king for i7s AFAIK.
I kind of did a double take when I saw the title. The book/series starts out with a brand new Boeing 777 losing power on the run way. :)
I love Perl as well (and I make well over that). But I'll be honest with you. After 20+ years of programming in Perl I love programming in Python a whole lot more.
many of the "international" comp sci / engineering students prided themselves on beating the system (less time in college == less living expenses) by taking 24 or more credits per quarter. The way they did this was cheating their asses off by copying homework. Most of the work for comp sci / engineering was done in the labs so they'd rummage through the trash cans and look for other student's printed off drafts. :/
Are these companies really willing to have all their credit card processing pulled? Simple as that and CurrentC dies.
that the new hotness is to say "F that GPU, I want to make a game with graphical parity to the late 80s!" :)
Took we had to take it in CS back in the early 90s. I actually enjoyed it quite a bit. Now, would I want to program in it for the rest of my life? Probably not. :D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0H6XEfRnwhg