Ecio78

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by Ecio78 12y ago
I know it very well, as I live in Luxembourg[1] and I have to explain it to everyone I spoke to in my native country, Italy (normal questions are "so, how is it your life in Bruxelles?" "what about your living in Belgium&quot
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by Ecio78 12y ago
It looks like Belgians have some problems with water sources. This is in the news here in Luxembourg http://www.wort.lu/en/luxembourg/pesticide-spill-tap-turned-...
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Are you sure it was Fortran and not Cobol? Normally Fortran was used for academic/math (ForTran stands for Formula Translation, Cobol in busines (Cobol stands for COmmon Business-Oriented Language).
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Fast forward to 2014, and we have Exchange crashing the all system with a BSD on purpose as a final solution to recover from a I/O stuck situation: the Microsoft Exchange Replication service (MSExchangeRepl.exe) will detect those fa
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by Ecio78 12y ago
We used it in my previous companies and our developers were very happy about it. Previously we were using http://www.amcharts.com/ good product (but we switched because at that time amcharts was flash only - I think), but m
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Check also tmux as screen alternative
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I think it could, as always, depend on the quality of the teacher. I am not speaking about Cisco courses, but I recently attended a Microsoft course and the course was provided through recorded material prepared by Microsoft, with a local t
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Yes, sure, for 10 bucks a month.. :)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
We use both because both have reason to exist. Since I started working in a multinational company spread across different sites (and continents) I have appreciated both approaches: sometimes the chat is a quick way to ask something, to ver
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I think there's probably not a device with the same set of capabilities of the chromecast at the same price, but on the other hand the chromecast is missing features that you can have on other devices that cost more or less the same (t
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by Ecio78 12y ago
uhm I checked if this could be a good solution for mediaplayer usage, but it seems not: http://openelec.tv/forum/124-raspberry-pi/71202-banana-pi
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by Ecio78 12y ago
AFAIK in British English, yes, in American English, no.
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I was going to suggest it, even though I had zero success using it (as a buyer, not as a seller)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
..that was cofounded by PG: Viaweb was a web-based application that allowed users to build and host their own online stores with little effort and technical expertise, directly from their own web browser. The eponymous company was started i
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by Ecio78 12y ago
before Process Monitor (procmon), those features where split between File Monitor and Registry Monitor (filemon and regmon). And they also have tcpmon for network connections, so maybe that why you think that it was already around before. I
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by Ecio78 12y ago
LogParser[1] is not that bad for querying event log (and other types of log), even though I've never used to to be really quick querying the system. I was using it in the past on a scheduled basis to process event files and save releva
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by Ecio78 12y ago
It's also an article like this how much journals' titles could be sensationalized...
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I completely agree with you (even though you're French and I'm Italian ;)). I am used to metric system, but for some thing it's normal to use other measure we are used to. The example is exactly the one you're making, sc
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Actually feet is the plural of foot :)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I have always had this problem with Sprawl Trilogy books: I started, abandoned and then restarted and finished each of them..
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by Ecio78 12y ago
I remember having at home Mirrorshades, a cyberpunk antology[1]. It contains short novels by Gibson and others and it was edited by Bruce Sterling. Unfortunately many years have passed so I don't remember if it was good.. [1] http:&#x
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Why the #$% Do We Swear? For Pain Relief (2009)(scientificamerican.com)
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Partially related, if somebody is interested The Linux Foundation together with edX MOOC platform are offering a free Linux course since few days[1]. It seems to be quite basic (I've just started it, knowing already something-but-never
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by Ecio78 12y ago
you are right, I read the wrong line!
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by Ecio78 12y ago
just checked now, Gandi is 40€/yr, not that expensive compared to big names like Verisign & co. I have used in the past RapidSSL, but it is same price, 50$/yr. I've just checked Namecheap and it's reselling other SSL
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by Ecio78 12y ago
It's funny that just today I was visiting Cloudflare Our Team page[1] and I noticed that "our" dear jgrahamc is the only one listed as "Programmer" compared to dozens of XYZ Engineer :) [1] https://www.cl
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by Ecio78 12y ago
+1 for Wikipedia, not just for reading something but as a reference if you want to verify something as the old Encyclopedias we used to use. To just fill the hours, I would suggest some nice book, even better good series, like Foundation an
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Do you really need to do something "after" if you earn 450k$/yr for few years? In an ideal work I'll probably take that job, ask for 80% part-time and use the remaining 20% of the time to maintain my brain active :) BTW
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by Ecio78 12y ago
If you have an Android phone I'll suggest you to try the app called Series Guide: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.battlelanc... I use it exactly for that purpose. According to the page you
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by Ecio78 12y ago
Registered, verified with FB, it says I'm in the queue and I should receive my Stellar tomorrow. On the other hand verifying the email with the code received raises an error saying that I need to login before via FB (and I did it). Ma

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