rdudek

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by rdudek 11y ago
Location: Denver, CO Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: Microsoft Operating Systems, Systems Center Configuration Manager, Active Directory, Check Point Encryption, Citrix, Epic EMR, Soapware EMR, Amazing Charts EMR
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I was going to ask the same thing. I am not 100% but I think I did see an option to do a format type of deal when I got the 8.1 upgrade. In any event, even though my Windows 8 setup from 2 years ago is running excellent on my Intel SSD dri
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I've been contemplating a move to FL for some time now except that I don't know much about the place other then a few times I've visited. What counties would you recommend for IT folks?
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This sounds like a really evil item. Are the devices going to be labled as "subsidized by Bitcoin" or is Qualcom going to secretly include it with every SoC? Are we going to be able to turn that thing off? I really don't li
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Only updates we may be concerned for are BIOS ones with our full disk encryption compatibility with Check Point. None of our systems have any HP software so we don't need updates for those. We also control updates like java, flash, a
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Couple of things here. Large companies most likely reimage the devices with enterprise license. For example, we order based on hardware configuration. Our company uses HP for everything, so we purchase the business class equipment with 3
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The beauty about comments is that if you own the blog, you can moderate them. Having a discussion about why something is wrong is a good thing as long as it does not turn into "I hate your f-ing post" type of deals.
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Don't forget the taxes part! Conservatives are pretty OK taxing it.
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Not really a genetic lottery, though some places in the world make it a lot easier to succeed and become rich. Being born or move to any of the western nations will greatly increase your chances. But the person also has to have a will to
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Find out what the median salary is for the position you're applying for and basically just make up a number you want because they'll probably raise it 5% with an offer. I've done it in the past to get what I want rather then
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Huge fan of the game, but now I think my rockets will be even more unstable and will burn up poor kerbals during re-entry...
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Patents for software are fine as long as they're complex and specific. But if you file a patent on some generic functionality that is already widly used and then go after users, there is something very wrong with this system.
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I agree. When we hire sysadmins, we look for folks with experience using various products and weigh in extra bonus points for folks who are also SecOps. We could care less if a person knows how to code. That's what we have the devel
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Isn't this more of a supply/demand issue than anything else? Most my friends back in Poland are coders and engineers and they all have master degrees in their fields.
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Is this only for satelite TV service providers or cable too? Also, is this strictly a UK thing? I have not noticed anything similar in the US but from what I can tell, all the bars I go to all have Comcast boxes. And a lot of times, you
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Yet, the author fails to mention marketing invovled behind this. Any fool can write a book, but it does take effort to sell it. Such titles like "Teach Yourself X in 21 days" are designed to give the user a small taste of what&#
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by rdudek 12y ago
Oh, I only go to gym about 3 or 4 times a week. Things somewhat change when kids come into play :)
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It really helps to do it in small steps. It is really hard to try to do everything at once. My first step was to be more active. I take breaks at work and I spend my entire 1 hour lunch walking around outside. Lately, I've been doin
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I have to agree. I have an older macbook that if I upgrade to another above Snow Leopard, it runs pretty slow. But I do understand that support for older devices has to stop at some point.
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Well, they do have Hololens project going. Seems better than HUDs.
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My honest belief is that learning is always worth the cost. If you're only going for a certificate/degree then it may bring little value. Being able to learn and fully grasp the subject matter and socializing with like-minded fo
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Because I do believe that this is the next step in our human evolution. Be able to modify our DNA to increase our chance of survival in the future. Fungi, bacteria, and viruses modify at an alarming rate and outpace us humans. Humans are
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Who knows? Maybe he's doing it. Looks like it's taking a while to test these drives.
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I've been using a server as a seedbox to avoid this hassle of having clients installed on my computer. I'm trying to keep my system to a bare minimum of installed junk.
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But it's still a product! I can sum this up that all services are products but not all products are services. So if I were to publish a book which would classify as "work" which I can copyright. At this point, I have a pro
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There are weather related reasons too.
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They had to. Even their forums exploded with people asking about this. And honestly, I'm very glad they did it. Now I have two game engines to mess around with.
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Yea, but they've been marketing Unity 5 for a long time now. Finally they just said "screw it and release it to public".
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Nice response to Unreal Engine price change. Now the hard part is trying to pick which one to learn and use. Competition is a good thing.
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I'll give it a shot then and see what I can tinker with :)

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