That's good advice. Even if there is a company you could trust, you never know when they'll be bought out, or hire someone really bad and mess things up.
Use a password manager = yes.
Storing passwords online = no.
If you must store in the cloud, use different providers for the encryption as the storage.
Robots will become cheaper, grow our food, build our houses drive us to do whatever work is left to do. Then the cost of food, housing will drop significantly. Life will change but it will go on.
I feel like Apple is abandoning their pro userbase and just focusing on consumer products - it's going to start a death spiral for Apple in the long term. The pro users (like us slashdot crowd) while a small portion of the market are actually the most valuable as they are the same people who recommend their products to everyone else.
I suspect it won't be long before someone else steps in and builds pro machines, and massive success from the consumer market will follow. Probably google is the company with the technology and finances to pull it off.
When developing for the front-end, you only have one option in the browser, JavaScript (besides languages which compile down to JavaScript). A lot of developers like using nodejs so they can use the same language on the backend as on the front.
Personally I prefer Python on the backend, but I've started using nodejs as it makes things easier to only use one language.
Slashdot Mirror
True, but most criminals aren't that smart. It's amazing how many robbers they catch from posting selfies with the stolen loot.
Sort of like calculating the end of pi.
My kids know because of youtube.
Have you never worked in the IT industry before?
Yeah!
But then how will they make money to buy food? Oh, wait...
That's good advice. Even if there is a company you could trust, you never know when they'll be bought out, or hire someone really bad and mess things up.
Use a password manager = yes. Storing passwords online = no. If you must store in the cloud, use different providers for the encryption as the storage.
What CMS do you recommend to keep things secure? Concrete5? Drupal?
Come on now, it's not like it's rocket science right?
That could be very useful in much of the world, turn some radiation into electricity, block the rest to lower ac costs.
Robots will become cheaper, grow our food, build our houses drive us to do whatever work is left to do. Then the cost of food, housing will drop significantly. Life will change but it will go on.
Harvest the birds too, they'd taste great with a side of quinoa.
Magnet, needle and a steady hand. What more do you need?
How many doctors lost their jobs thanks to less air pollution related illness ?
Fashion over function.
Sounds like they are bringing back Windows NT.
Thanks but I'll be in my underground bunker with a few years of canned goods just the same...
I feel like Apple is abandoning their pro userbase and just focusing on consumer products - it's going to start a death spiral for Apple in the long term. The pro users (like us slashdot crowd) while a small portion of the market are actually the most valuable as they are the same people who recommend their products to everyone else. I suspect it won't be long before someone else steps in and builds pro machines, and massive success from the consumer market will follow. Probably google is the company with the technology and finances to pull it off.
postgresql is still the best. Can be slow if configured incorrectly but it's otherwise an amazing database. https://www.postgresql.org/
But has she figured out how to grow her own lasers yet?
Switch to Linux.
I bet their website traffic is up significantly and some of them will buy their other products.
When developing for the front-end, you only have one option in the browser, JavaScript (besides languages which compile down to JavaScript). A lot of developers like using nodejs so they can use the same language on the backend as on the front. Personally I prefer Python on the backend, but I've started using nodejs as it makes things easier to only use one language.
I'm sure eBay won't be paying. If you want a badge as a good seller you'll pay all the fees associated inclyding shipping both ways.