You can also decase your harddrives and mount them internally, or buy a bigger one and consolidate, or decase them and mount them in a storage bay. Or you can do what I did and that's add a shelf & just store them there keeping the one (s) I need plugged in and powered.
I'm of the younger generation, but I've worked with all the age groups at some point or other on multiple occasions, and what I've found is... older devs tend to be more encompassing, think their approaches through, and have the jist of how to tackle a wider range of techniques / fixes (experience). Younger devs tend to be faster coders, better out-of-the-box thinkers, and more motivated to do the work (typically, comes from having something to prove), as well as try various approaches at solving a problem. There are high & low programmers in all age groups, I've met people 40+ who rattle code off methodically without external references, and those that can't rewrite a render method. A lot of "newer" code is "older" code optimized, all AJAX is is javascript more or less, insanely complicated javascript at that. A lot of big wig types find it easier to deal with somebody that is more their peer also. Another thing that comes to mind is "culture", bringing a 20-something year old into a team of 50 year olds has some serious cons to consider. There's a ton more factors, but there's a reason age isn't listed on resumes, and that's because it's the shoe that fits that you'll wear.
Agreed, I feel bad anytime I have to install itunes on my gaming machine, it hits it like installing another AV almost, much more when it's actually running. VLC ftw.
The means by which the Russian government wants to do this are well... Russian: I say you do. However, this was a long time coming, there's a lot of stuff coming out of there that well is actually illegal there and in the rest of the world: hacking stuff, child porn, warez sites. I don't think they've done much towards trying to control it, and the thing with Russia is even though they pass this law now, doesn't mean they're going to enforce it with due diligence like they do here in the states. Time will tell.
I've always wondered about the one time the drug dog decides to forget it's training and goes chasing after human food into a residence with cops in pursuit:)
Yep, backwards compatibility is something that's become expected of MS as of late, it's also kind of important for marketing purposes. Either way, I'm thinking pass unless somebody buys me a tablet w win 8.
The problem is users using the search to try and find something local & then getting a bunch of amazon results alongside their files. Not very Linux like at all.
Well... there's all the SW novels they can recreate, most aren't that great though. I'm neutral on this move as long as SW7 isn't animated... not sure if we really need a SW7... the new trilogy complemented the old one, but seriously lost steam around ep. 3.
Imagine an inner-city school learning philosophy... does that answer your question? Some of these poor schmucks can't even read at a middle school level, and we're talking about non-farmer kids here.
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Another discussion hosed...
Pidgin ftw!
You can also decase your harddrives and mount them internally, or buy a bigger one and consolidate, or decase them and mount them in a storage bay. Or you can do what I did and that's add a shelf & just store them there keeping the one (s) I need plugged in and powered.
& Lifehacker have got you more than covered: http://lifehacker.com/364054/top-10-ways-to-get-cables-under-control
are you volunteering to count them for us anon?
A bird in the hand is better than two in the bush.
If you invest some of it, you can live off of the dividents...
I'm of the younger generation, but I've worked with all the age groups at some point or other on multiple occasions, and what I've found is... older devs tend to be more encompassing, think their approaches through, and have the jist of how to tackle a wider range of techniques / fixes (experience). Younger devs tend to be faster coders, better out-of-the-box thinkers, and more motivated to do the work (typically, comes from having something to prove), as well as try various approaches at solving a problem. There are high & low programmers in all age groups, I've met people 40+ who rattle code off methodically without external references, and those that can't rewrite a render method. A lot of "newer" code is "older" code optimized, all AJAX is is javascript more or less, insanely complicated javascript at that. A lot of big wig types find it easier to deal with somebody that is more their peer also. Another thing that comes to mind is "culture", bringing a 20-something year old into a team of 50 year olds has some serious cons to consider. There's a ton more factors, but there's a reason age isn't listed on resumes, and that's because it's the shoe that fits that you'll wear.
It becomes a problem when the older person can't land a job as a result.
It's a bit more for one that doesn't lag while presenting here said movies and music.
full of bloatware*
Should you report it? Yes
Do you actually have to? No
Same concept?
If attempted hacks were reported, we'd have hourly reports based on the nature of the internet...
Just mention that Rachel might have stolen the recording from a copyrighted source and they will come.
Agreed, I feel bad anytime I have to install itunes on my gaming machine, it hits it like installing another AV almost, much more when it's actually running. VLC ftw.
The means by which the Russian government wants to do this are well... Russian: I say you do. However, this was a long time coming, there's a lot of stuff coming out of there that well is actually illegal there and in the rest of the world: hacking stuff, child porn, warez sites. I don't think they've done much towards trying to control it, and the thing with Russia is even though they pass this law now, doesn't mean they're going to enforce it with due diligence like they do here in the states. Time will tell.
lmfao somebody should do that for Halloween
How is this relevant to... anything?
Psych of eye contact out of scope.
I've always wondered about the one time the drug dog decides to forget it's training and goes chasing after human food into a residence with cops in pursuit :)
Proof we build our reactors better than the Japanese :)
Yep, backwards compatibility is something that's become expected of MS as of late, it's also kind of important for marketing purposes. Either way, I'm thinking pass unless somebody buys me a tablet w win 8.
The problem is users using the search to try and find something local & then getting a bunch of amazon results alongside their files. Not very Linux like at all.
Well... there's all the SW novels they can recreate, most aren't that great though. I'm neutral on this move as long as SW7 isn't animated... not sure if we really need a SW7... the new trilogy complemented the old one, but seriously lost steam around ep. 3.
Imagine an inner-city school learning philosophy... does that answer your question? Some of these poor schmucks can't even read at a middle school level, and we're talking about non-farmer kids here.
Nexus's are better