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I would seriously take a look at Eset (www.eset.com) and while I know Symantec had a really poor reputation their stuff seems a bit more solid these days. Check out av-test.org or av-comparatives for more info.
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Both Azure and GCE are competitors, both have pretty feature rich clouds. They may not have feature parity but I'm guessing what they do have fits 70-80% of peoples needs (Compute, Database, Storage, DNS, Load Balancing).
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11y ago
I think the Surface Book is finally something that can give the MacBook Pro line a run for its money, this should be interesting.
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You are comparing Canada which is like 95% of European decent to the U.S......come on be real? While it isn't just race it is also poverty, the U.S. has a lot of ghettos. You comparison is disingenuous.
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11y ago
It isn't possible...this person is way off.
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Where the heck did you get $350/month? In the midwest I was paying nearly $1000/month per child for a good daycare, that is pretty darn common.
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11y ago
If you'd like some free help I don't mind spending some time looking at your overall setup. Feel free to email me ross [at] ruselabs.com.
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11y ago
ipv6 support?
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11y ago
Side question: Do you know if Azure will every allow traceroute through their network?
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But you need to go deeper. Amazon hasn't built apps that support those devices because those devices manufacturers want a cut of their profits off of subscriptions or rentals because those device manufacturers (Google / Apple) wan
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11y ago
Which is silly....honestly companies need to start opening offices in more affordable areas. Colorado (Blouder, Denver, The Springs), Texas (Austin, San Antonio), Missouri (Kansas City, Saint Louis)....there are so many places you can put y
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I can't believe they don't show you any picture results at least.
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That was a pretty good benchmark article, thanks!
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As a former VMware employee I would agree with your sentiment, excellent hypervisor.
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Yea....this is why you require a second pair of eyes and upper level management approval for these type of transfers. No one person should be able to give away the bank.
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You are mistaking the premise. I'm not saying you should not have an idea of what the "market" is paying and ask that from a potential employer. But knowing what the person next to you makes is an entirely different situation
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I guess you and I just disagree which is okay :) I guess it depends on why you are angry and punched that person in the face, did they spit on you, hit your wife, etc? Your analogy here isn't very good. It isn't an employees job t
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Not really...and I apologize if you think that is my meaning. I guess I look at it from a truly business standpoint and any business wants to acquire an "asset" at the lowest possible cost. Whether that be property, IP, other busi
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I'm not disagreeing with the other things you said. But there are a few reasons I believe companies want to keep salary information private: 1. They want to get top talent at a cheap price, this is understandable because lets face it a
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Umm...why do I need to be careful of the thought? I questioned if it was a reason for the disparity, not that I agreed with it. Secondly, your article seems to mention Ellen agreed with my question
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I have a serious question and please don't crucify me but can this partly be because women aren't as confrontational as men and won't argue for a higher salary when hired (since we know thats when you get your good base salar
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11y ago
Can you tell us how they have reversed the damage? I don't see anyone carrying blackberrys anymore.
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A lot of people have been claiming these types of numbers but can't really show the hard proof needed.
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So...when the Greeks have no money tomorrow, how do you think that is going to effect their economy? I guess for me the ultimate question to the "no" voters is now what? No one is going to lend Greece money anymore and they have n
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Use runbook.io and load balancers.....done.
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Solution: Smaller government
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But pride in being who you are? I mean....okay I guess and I get the point you are trying to make and the tough experiences people have. But.... I say we change the name to "self pride" days/parades and everyone can be happy
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So basically we should have "Irish Pride", "Polish Pride", "Jewish Pride" etc. days as well? Plenty of groups have overcome oppression but don't really have pride days. Just seems a bit weird.
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Hello, Serious question here. If being gay is not a choice but a preference you have at birth why do we need pride and parades? I mean it's not like you did anything or chose to be that way, you just kind of are. As a person who suppor
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Congrats to davidu and team, you folks made an awesome product and I'm excited to see how Cisco can integrate it in their products as well as what they plan on doing with it in the future.
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