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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
I guess its about 80-20 principle..
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
you may try the courses available in Udacity
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
anyone noticed windows xp in the picture? why people still use windows xp in laboratories?
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
Green Earth, Our Earth :)
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
Yeah I was trying to figure that out..haha
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
apparently clever initiative from Uber+Lyft
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
Though its not an IDE, you can try using Visual Studio Code. This is free, open source and works in both Windows and Linux and have plugins available.Moreover, it itself is built using Javascript.
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by dafrankenstein2 10y ago
Its funny that the government here says that they are making 'Digital Bangladesh' while they cant even protect the central bank's IT infrastructure..
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
//Still another curve constant, quietly provided by the NSA and required for some federal certification, was exposed in documents leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden as a key to the back door// for many times,
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
NSA loop
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
have faced this recently. didnt turn off adblocker bcoz i've seen 11(as far i can remember) ads blocked by my adblocker
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
i did also thought about something like a P2P hybrid network
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
//We will share openly the firmware code, board design, manufacturing process, API spec, and all necessary sources. // thats a good thing bcoz firmware code is not open in Raspberry PI
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
good job mozilla. this will also promote firefoxOS
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
said right
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
right!
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
maybe Play framework, which supports both Java and Scala, is also a good fit here!
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
One idea is to use machine learning for training drones planes and quadcopters....that will make a startup different than others! Actually applying ML in a product will stand out in the market if the job is done properly.
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
i'm using evernote with the web-browser extension Clearly, this way its useful to me..(as for example, if i want to clip an article for later reading etc..)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
Btw, Ronald Rivest modified RC4 to Spritz [ http://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/pubs/RS14.pdf ]
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
Powershall comes handy when I work with open source software technologies on windows 7
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows 7 Ultimate
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
.NET's F# is also good..though maybe not a better alternative
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
You may find Rob Miles's books helpful. He wrote on C# basics, C# with XNA, C# for windows phone. (Rob Miles is a professor of University of Hull, UK)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
or if firefox wants to keep it in the core, they should maintain high attention on Pocket( ensuring there is no security flow)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
though its late, security review is a great thing! (maybe firefox realized its urgency after a major security flow found in Pocket.)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
when learning sqlite3, at first i thought it was a toy-database. but than after some exploring i found that its a real big thing! :)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
C# plus Visual Studio plus MSDN is real awesome
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Nuclear weapons in ten steps [BBC future](bbc.com)
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by dafrankenstein2 11y ago
Use flask but also keep django with you. Sometimes django may come handy working with big-scaling enterprise webapp.

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