A lot of us use all three every day. If they're like me, it's Windows for collaboration with business staff, Linux for development and deployment, Mac OS X for personal use.
Used to be under Facilities in a company I'm familiar with, but management found that most if not all projects had deep, expensive IT consequences. Elevating IT to the level at which strategy was developed improved planning a lot.
"Imagelogr.com is currently offline as we are improving the website. Due to copyright issues we are now changing some stuff around to make people happy. Please check back soon."
Firefox apparently lets you view or save the current state of a canvas element in PNG format. If you inspect the web address of the PNG, you'll see it's a data: URI.
data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAA
This capability doesn't seem to be present in Apple Safari; Chromium has an open feature request for it.
Searching for this capability a couple of weeks ago turned up carde, a project with similar goals. Nothing released yet, but they mention RDP as well as VNC, supported via an Apache httpd module.
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A lot of us use all three every day. If they're like me, it's Windows for collaboration with business staff, Linux for development and deployment, Mac OS X for personal use.
Ten cents is ten cents in this economy...
The iPad is finally taking off.
Next time, take better care of your natural satellites.
Ten points if you read this post on your second monitor like I did!
"Chemical" has become a synonym for "toxin" in modern vernacular. Regrettably.
So you can conveniently hang up the phone just by ending your conversation "protest, protest"!
Handing out business cards makes me feel like I'm in "Mad Men"!
Destined to be pirated around the globe, just like his former employer's software.
Pluto's not a planet, maybe it's a galaxy!
So how do they power their own facility? Do they have a filling station for employee use?
What's their source on the age of Wikipedia? A Wikipedia article?!
Nice to see the films joining Clone Wars on Blu-ray, currently the only Star Wars content available in that format.
Laugh it up, kids! Your favorite language is next.
So far travelers haven't swapped the airport shuttle for the videoconferencing studio en masse. So far.
Assuming Slashdot karma is beneficial.
Compare to antique tractors: requires dedicated hobbyists to maintain old equipment in working order.
I'd be appalled if anyone found out I used to program in Smalltalk.
Finally, an extraterrestrial revelation Mulder and Scully can agree on.
Used to be under Facilities in a company I'm familiar with, but management found that most if not all projects had deep, expensive IT consequences. Elevating IT to the level at which strategy was developed improved planning a lot.
Indeed.com finds many more job listings for Ruby than Objective-C, despite their relative TIOBE ranking.
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=%22Ruby%22%2C%22Objective-C%22&l=
"Imagelogr.com is currently offline as we are improving the website. Due to copyright issues we are now changing some stuff around to make people happy. Please check back soon."
Sarcasm? On *Twitter*?! Never!!!
Firefox apparently lets you view or save the current state of a canvas element in PNG format. If you inspect the web address of the PNG, you'll see it's a data: URI.
data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAA
This capability doesn't seem to be present in Apple Safari; Chromium has an open feature request for it.
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=19277
Searching for this capability a couple of weeks ago turned up carde, a project with similar goals. Nothing released yet, but they mention RDP as well as VNC, supported via an Apache httpd module.
http://code.google.com/p/carde/