You, even by power user standard, are an edge case. I'm technology inclined / power user and the 64GB model is good enough for me without need for SD card.
The server just happens to be a well know location for a service that can be connected to. The client initiates the connection. Once the connection is establised the "server" and the "client" effectively become "clients" of each other, when the output of one is plugged into the input of the other.
For example, in.net land (it's where I am, forgive me) you have a TcpListener on the server side. Then when a client connects using a TcpClient, the server creates a corresponding TcpClient on the server side. Writing to the client's TcpClient.Stream will allow you to read from the servers TcpClient.Stream, and vice versa.
Your API should probably be considering the establishment of the connection, rather than the connection itself.
Because it removes the human aspect from the equation. Humans always fuck processes up, from losing the tapes, to that one time they forget to take the backup home, to having it robbed from their home.
This your data on-site: "Pursuant to 17 USC 512(c)(3)(A), this communication serves as a statement that:"
This is your data off-site: "sTvmSb6+vr7O+7axOVlPvX8D1btvmjR9+IbKmfaB/KNElDqr7f64P7sl7EMWVe/F2el7ujaO4MHUz8zF9A/byG1ORdM4X7PWrfdbdwDpaMHYfPn5+Tqn"
Subpoena away baby!
> Losing data is suicide because it shows a lack of due diligence. Expecting humans to follow exact process, without fail, every day show a lack of due diligence.
This your data on-site: "Pursuant to 17 USC 512(c)(3)(A), this communication serves as a statement that:"
This is your data off-site: "sTvmSb6+vr7O+7axOVlPvX8D1btvmjR9+IbKmfaB/KNElDqr7f64P7sl7EMWVe/F2el7ujaO4MHUz8zF9A/byG1ORdM4X7PWrfdbdwDpaMHYfPn5+Tqn"
Subpoena away baby!
> Losing data is suicide because it shows a lack of due diligence.
Expecting humans to follow exact process, without fail, every day show a lack of due diligence.
Opinion was that we weren't going to accept loosing a commissioner and requiring specific statement on neutrality (which I don't personally believe actually makes any difference). Also, people like to make the government look like idiots, a bloody nose, if you will. If the have a referendum again, it may not pass because people are pissed off with the economy. I don't agree with that line of thinking.
The population of the republic is nearer 4.5 mil. Most other "corporate" employers are smaller, high knowledge type jobs. The jobs that are lost are put-screw-in-hole assembly line work. Nobody thinks we can keep those kind of jobs. The problem is that the numbers are dramatic. Honestly I'd be much more upset if 50 scientists lost their jobs.
In any case, Ireland had a 17 year run with that. I'd be surprised if Poland get half that with their plant.
Manufacturing in 1st world is dying. Look at the US car industry....
how the hell is this modded down? the best code is no code, adding random crap will only have your customers wondering what other random crap is floating in there.
Yeah, extended out to the web using a hosted service, run by you or someone else. No they are not providing linux app, they are providing Silverlight/Ajax apps, which will work on Linux with Moonlight. There seems to some confusion regarding the word "extension" and it's scope. You need to be thinking cloud man;)
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The HTC One has a LED notification light.
The non-removable battery is a bit of a head scratcher alright.
You, even by power user standard, are an edge case. I'm technology inclined / power user and the 64GB model is good enough for me without need for SD card.
Nyder was being sarcastic.
What is .NET 5.0? I know of .NET 4.5 and C#...
You're in the wrong industry if you think you shouldn't be constantly training.
The server just happens to be a well know location for a service that can be connected to. The client initiates the connection. Once the connection is establised the "server" and the "client" effectively become "clients" of each other, when the output of one is plugged into the input of the other.
For example, in .net land (it's where I am, forgive me) you have a TcpListener on the server side. Then when a client connects using a TcpClient, the server creates a corresponding TcpClient on the server side. Writing to the client's TcpClient.Stream will allow you to read from the servers TcpClient.Stream, and vice versa.
Your API should probably be considering the establishment of the connection, rather than the connection itself.
You don't keep a copy of the image in question. You keep a hash to detect duplicates and a simhash to flag potential duplicates.
now it's a ghost town.
Visual Studio 2010, a core flagship MS product, is written in WPF.
Nope
Beta 1, Beta 2 and the very publicly available RC.
Screen cap from MSDN
en_windows_7_ultimate_rc_x86_dvd_349010.iso MD5 Hash: 8867c13330f56a93944bcd46dcd73590
en_windows_7_ultimate_rc_x64_dvd_347803.iso MD5 Hash: 98341af35655137966e382c4feaa282d
The x64 leak on mininova has the same MD5
Because it removes the human aspect from the equation. Humans always fuck processes up, from losing the tapes, to that one time they forget to take the backup home, to having it robbed from their home.
If it goes offsite, automated it.
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This your data on-site: "Pursuant to 17 USC 512(c)(3)(A), this communication serves as a statement that:"
This is your data off-site: "sTvmSb6+vr7O+7axOVlPvX8D1btvmjR9+IbKmfaB/KNElDqr7f64P7sl7EMWVe/F2el7ujaO4MHUz8zF9A/byG1ORdM4X7PWrfdbdwDpaMHYfPn5+Tqn"
Subpoena away baby!
> Losing data is suicide because it shows a lack of due diligence. Expecting humans to follow exact process, without fail, every day show a lack of due diligence.
This your data on-site: "Pursuant to 17 USC 512(c)(3)(A), this communication serves as a statement that:" This is your data off-site: "sTvmSb6+vr7O+7axOVlPvX8D1btvmjR9+IbKmfaB/KNElDqr7f64P7sl7EMWVe/F2el7ujaO4MHUz8zF9A/byG1ORdM4X7PWrfdbdwDpaMHYfPn5+Tqn" Subpoena away baby! > Losing data is suicide because it shows a lack of due diligence. Expecting humans to follow exact process, without fail, every day show a lack of due diligence.
You fucking MUPPET!
Because people who install .Net framework may want to be able to run click-once apps and not have to use IE.
12.5%. Yep, lowest in Europe, and yep, our wage bills and inflation got out of control.
Opinion was that we weren't going to accept loosing a commissioner and requiring specific statement on neutrality (which I don't personally believe actually makes any difference). Also, people like to make the government look like idiots, a bloody nose, if you will. If the have a referendum again, it may not pass because people are pissed off with the economy. I don't agree with that line of thinking.
The population of the republic is nearer 4.5 mil. Most other "corporate" employers are smaller, high knowledge type jobs. The jobs that are lost are put-screw-in-hole assembly line work. Nobody thinks we can keep those kind of jobs. The problem is that the numbers are dramatic. Honestly I'd be much more upset if 50 scientists lost their jobs. In any case, Ireland had a 17 year run with that. I'd be surprised if Poland get half that with their plant. Manufacturing in 1st world is dying. Look at the US car industry....
Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Symantec, Oracle, Yahoo, Havok... I'm sure there's more...
God damn it!
how the hell is this modded down? the best code is no code, adding random crap will only have your customers wondering what other random crap is floating in there.
It didn't scale.
Yeah, extended out to the web using a hosted service, run by you or someone else. No they are not providing linux app, they are providing Silverlight/Ajax apps, which will work on Linux with Moonlight. There seems to some confusion regarding the word "extension" and it's scope. You need to be thinking cloud man ;)