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by caw 13y ago
Being surrounded by sysadmins, it's either a sysadmin with a lot of customer experience, or there's a manager that has a lot of people experience. Many of the sysadmins I work with send either very terse or very verbose notes full of jargon
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by caw 13y ago
Yeah that's what's stopping me from playing SS as well. I have an older Wii-mote without the Wii Motion+ so I need to buy that in addition to the first party game that will never see a price drop.
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by caw 13y ago
The cool thing about IT is that a lot of people don't care what your major is (though admittedly there could be some "must have degree" at large companies). There's CS people, Information Technology, Infosec, Information Management, and mor
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by caw 14y ago
Case in point - I saw a vanity plate this weekend that said "Shopper" on it. That's probably an extreme case, but it may provide insight into what influences a heavy shopper.
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by caw 14y ago
Seconded. My friends in high cost of living cities make more than lower cost of living in terms of raw dollars, but they don't always make more once you take into account living expenses. EDIT: I meant "seconded" in that you'll obtain your
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by caw 14y ago
Wasn't that one of the things that the Cell processor was trying to do? Originally there wasn't supposed to be a GPU for the PS3.
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by caw 14y ago
At a previous job we used scientific words, with the exception that our boss had to be able to spell it at 3am if he got paged. Lots of fun names there, but the best were the HA or failover pairs. Proton/Neutron, Concave/Convex, Diffusion/E
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by caw 14y ago
It's called "Inside Intel", and appears to be available at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Intel-Worlds-Powerful-Company/d...
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by caw 14y ago
I would say not much, but then I'm a sysadmin, and there's a lot of older folks there. I think more than half my coworkers are at least 40, and most of the rest are over 30. There's very few 20 somethings.
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by caw 14y ago
It says it needs Java 6 or 7 + Chrome. So the interface is probably in HTML5 (the Chrome requirement), but the hardware emulators are in Java. You get a tab in Chrome directed at localhost:58888/_emulator/_ide/index.html Coincidentally no n
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by caw 14y ago
I got a different token when I tried it. pa1Wndjk+Ly3KAYrvpJghEFQUE1PQkk= It looks like it always ends in APPMOBI, but the first part can be different.
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by caw 14y ago
Could always opt for the scientific notation. "New Li+ battery design - 2,000x more powerful, recharges 1,000x faster" Now you just have to know that Li is Lithium and the + is for an ion.
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by caw 14y ago
>Lid can be detached from the keyboard and used as a touchscreen tablet You should check out the computers known as "convertibles". There's some listed here: http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ultrabook/shop-ultrab... Of course, I
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by caw 14y ago
When I had my CitiBank credit card, there were actually 2 options for virtual credit card numbers. One time use and max dollar use. The max dollar version could get charged repeatedly (e.g. Netflix or other subscriptions), until they hit yo
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by caw 14y ago
It reminds me of that priceline commercial. "How do you know you are who you say you are?" "You called me" So make a backup your site, change the password to foobob, and give them the account info. Proceed to change the password on your hos
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by caw 14y ago
I think what the OP is trying to say with the quote with traditional volume discounts, you're always getting some additional money per additional unit. With an "unlimited" license, you don't add any additional revenue while the customer add
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by caw 14y ago
Is this a semester long course? Since you're teaching computational biology it sounds like it'd be similar to the engineer introduction to programming with Matlab that I had to take my freshman year with no programming experience. It's prob
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by caw 14y ago
While I would lean against it, what happens if you don't have the hyphen? Just remember experts-exchange :)
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by caw 14y ago
I've never ignored a sales person that I initiated contact with, which I believe is the topic of this discussion. If it gets to the point that you're not interested, you tell them as such. It's corteous, and if you want to look at it in the
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by caw 14y ago
Yeah I would think just stick it in Google Translate and put a disclaimer on it at the bottom that these terms are provided as a convenience only and you're bound by the Portuguese terms. Not a lawyer though.
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by caw 14y ago
There's a couple of choke points where you can't take backroads in Austin without going all out of your way. In particular, anything crossing Lady Bird Lake.
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by caw 14y ago
Even if they have dark or underutilized fiber it doesn't mean that it's a 0 expenditure. So you don't have to rip up the street, but optics are pretty expensive. That's not even counting a need for new switches if it's not 1 Gbps capable.
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by caw 14y ago
My Uverse internet only service has been great. They messed up my bill 3 months (not so great), but it only took 5 minutes on the phone to fix . When I called to get my iPhone activation fee waived, they told me it hadn't hit yet, so they'
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by caw 14y ago
In big-co speak that could mean either it's close to free, or they're rearranging their capex to prioritize Austin in order to compete (e.g. someone else isn't getting upgrades)
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by caw 14y ago
I agree with this, but there's definitely a market for it. I currently have dual monitors with my laptop on a docking station at work, and I'd love to get an ultrabook. I think right now you have to use the laptop monitor + an external, but
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by caw 14y ago
That sort of stuff is really only necessary if on your home network you're doing port passthroughs or if this machine is directly connected to the internet with a public IP. For most users behind a router, you don't really need fail2ban and
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by caw 14y ago
Therefore, boxTunes or Tunebox is totally acceptable :) Someone else probably owns trademarks in this space though thinking like this could get around the problem.
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by caw 14y ago
I wasn't there for this particular product refresh, but I heard that one product version was put on life support (critical bug fixes only, no new development), and the company took some time to redefine the requirements, and re-write the so
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by caw 14y ago
I believe stocks on the whole fit this growth profile, based on the last bit of portfolio analysis I got. The next category up (higher risk, greater return) is things like options and futures.
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by caw 14y ago
I've used RT before in an IT group, though we were on an unfortunately older version. We had a lot of fun after enabling the "unsafe" queues, such that you can comment and resolve tickets via email. On your phone you can close out a ticket

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