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Ecio78
10y ago
I am wondering if it's more efficient to spend CPU cycles of PCs and mobile phones at home at the cost of increasing the electricity bill or to donate the same amount directly to the project so that they can use it for optimised (GPU?)
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Ecio78
10y ago
Also eupersonalfinance and leanfire
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10y ago
You are probably right and it's not so easy to find broker proposing them. But I've read few days ago they are growing and thinking about improving their presence in Europe so this may change. Still, if you want to build a simple
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10y ago
Vanguard is available in Europe as well, event though with a subset of products. In general, take a look at etf funds with low commissions. Search on bogleheads the wiki pages for Europe (there are also few for specific countries)
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I am sorry to read about is, I think I know which provider you are talking about based on some details you provided, and I can only say good things about the services (phone and network) when I used them in Italy (2005-2011). At that time i
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10y ago
In FossHub statement on reddit they said that they think they got credentials that were saved inside Redis through probably a zero day exploit. Probably something to be verified
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10y ago
SQLServer uses it from version 2005 til 2012 to create databases snapshots in order to run DBCC CHECKDB (consistency check). So for actually a critical feature of MSSQL. I suppose this was the reason why ReFS was not supported for SQL data
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11y ago
Check if your installation is vulnerable. My company uses TM Officescan for desktops and this doesn't work (I think this Password Manager is not even installed by I just tried the localhost url POC and it doesnt' work).
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6 months full access to Pluralsight by registering for VS Dev Essentials
(troyhunt.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I used Drupal (6 and 7) in a small bank (80/100 internal users, 500+ financial advisors), building the external public site and also a an internal site used mainly to share documents, modules, faq etc.. with the network of advisors. It
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11y ago
If I'm not mistaken, I see that I'm not the only one still using a Dell XPS M1330 after so many years :)
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InboxZero app available in Belgium/Lux, this summer worldwide
(siliconluxembourg.lu)
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11y ago
for an HP 3PAR Enterprise storage 2TB 7.2k SAS NL: list price 2.300€, discounted about 850€ 1.95TB SSD: list price 12k€ (sources: HP partner quote for the SAS disk, quick textchat with friend in HP for SSD)
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11y ago
I am fully aware VB and VB.NET are two different languages :) Actually at the time I am talking about, .NET has not been invented yet (wikipedia says 2012), and it was invented by the guy cited in this thread as ex chief dev of Delphi: My p
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Actually I remember that Delphi was way more advanced on the TCP/IP side compared to Visual Basic. I remember downloading (for free) quite complete TCP/IP VCLs that included http, ftp, icmp etc.. compared to VB that had nothing (a
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That's strange, I remember myself buying an Italian dev magazine back at the end of the 90s that included a full copy of Delphi (ok, 16bit version) with application redist rights. I think I probably paid it the equivalent of 10euro.. O
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This is more or less what happened when I was hired for my current (tech job): I was asked about a real life problem by the interviewer (my soon-to-be colleague/manager) and I explained how I would have dealt with it (my thought proces
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11y ago
This. I was going to post a reply just to say that, but I couldn't have said it better..
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11y ago
I tried various "images" of Jesus Christ: 39, 37, 41 44, 72(!) :)
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11y ago
HA != backup you can have whatever redundancy you want, and maybe even lagged copies, but if you need to restore something months older, you still need backups..
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11y ago
what are you doing with your storage? I don't get all this relationship between "cloud object storage" and the dawn of Netapp as stated in the storagemojo article. For me Netapp is, like said by KaiserPro, a multi-purpose sys
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11y ago
NetApp do not add any value since Exchange do not need or actually utilise any of the features. I never used Exchange on Netapp, but aren't they supposed to have a "SnapManager for.." tool to coordinate the Exchange backups
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11y ago
I agree with what you said. I used Netapp around 2007 in one bank as iSCSI storage for a SQL Server solution, and later on in 2008 we selected it for a small online bank (80 employees,500 financial advisors, 20-30k customers) as crucial pa
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12y ago
Ok, so I can expect to be upgraded from Professional to Enterprise as appreciation :D
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12y ago
I posted it and I received it because I have a MSDN subscription so I agree, it's more for telling use that is coming, the merge change that you noted etc..
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Visual Studio 2015 announced
(visualstudio.com)
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12y ago
You are Italian, you can't not love Lancia Delta Integrale :D
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How many Microsoft employees does it take to change a lightbulb? [2003]
(blogs.msdn.com)
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12y ago
that's exact me, I worked in Switzerland for a bit less than a year and I kept an account there with what I earned.. I was planning to close my account as I've now moved but waited and today I woke up with this news. I just had a
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12y ago
I agre with what you say except for the salary comparison with India. Even though salary are low in Italy compared to various other countries, in IT too, according to payscale[1] the average salary of a developer is 340k Rupie per year, tha
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