It's worth noting that in the US there is already the DMCA that content creators can use to take down their work. Most content owners even big companies like Disney choose to allow (or maybe just ignore) the memes and…
Is a vmotion'ed VM the same as the original one? Is it kind of like a transporter?
From the article: >"But, more crucial, it’s also an expression of techno-fundamentalism, the unshakable belief that one can and must invent the next technology to fix the problem caused by the last technology.…
SharePoint on-prem and online do this out of the box but they might be overkill. Works really nicely with Microsoft Teams.
It's possible this is misinformation.
Mark Miller's class "The Science of Great UI" at DevIQ is pretty awesome. He teaches principles of design and ease of use and then shows example after example in the physical and digital realms.
Adam Grant whose book "Originals" is a main topic in this this article gave a great Ted Talk on "Originals" here: "The surprising habits of original thinkers"…
No is a powerful and liberating word.
Pluralsight has a couple of classes such as: https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/play-by-play-ang...
Visual Studio Code now has IntelliSense for C#[1]. I'm just starting with Python. Code supports it as well[2]. [1]https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/csharp…
Starting with the C's seems smart to me. A's and B's likely get many cold calls.
Surface Pro 4, it's a great machine with a useful stylus. A few people at the office really like the Dell XPS 12 2-in-1[1] with the upgraded keyboard[2]. [1] http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-12-9250/pd?ref=PD_OC…
Nice! Agreed that this is an area that could use some tech. Looking forward to a Show HN or something similar for this one. How does one feed in the list of attendees? Will it work with Avery-labels and multiple…
"Applies to Microsoft Excel 2002 Standard Edition, Microsoft Excel 2000 Standard Edition, Microsoft Excel 97 Standard Edition, Microsoft Office Excel 2003 "
I've some hearing loss and ringing from frequent skydiving, tunnel flying, and too much loud music. It's very loud in the plane and in free fall. After trying lots of different ear protection methods (mostly ear plugs…
Indeed. Iron and other heavy elements sink into the core of planets as they're being formed. This leaves less iron on the surface for chemical reactions that might lead to life. However, iron does play an important role…
I said it above (in my long post), but this is powerful: "I'm not thinking about this again until such and such day or time." If you can master it, you'll feel the weight lift off your shoulders almost immediately. The…
Mostly white noise and sounds of rain and thunderstorms. If I'm doing something more mundane I'll often play some PluralSight or some programming podcast in the background. I've learned to tune out the talking until…
Perhaps they're asking for a "startup discount" like AWS Activate. A discount because they're a startup and putting trust into you and your startup. If they do well, you'll do well. If you screw up they will be…
I never met the man, but wasn't Steve Jobs famous for this too? I've read supposed accounts where he sounded worse than Nest's management.
Perhaps most do but I see a different trend these days. "The network" is a lot more important now since so many things are cloud-based. Our networking group automated a deployment for the fix and contacted everyone that…
Thanks, that was a good read. I plan on checking out the source too just to learn. Perhaps not relevant anymore but here's my take. My company uses a similar-ish service for our after hours emergency number…
Walmart is releasing OneOps. It's supposedly their internal platform to be cloud-provider agnostic. I've not used it (yet) and haven't heard of anyone else using it but it sounds like a step in that direction.…
If it's company equipment they're within their rights (usually in the US) to do it. What I've usually seen is that they're using something like a Palo Alto/Cisco to do transparent/inline "blocking of bad stuff" like…
We've had this challenge as well at a smaller scale. People would go out to lunch all the time to "discuss work" and expense it. We were paying thousands a month for that. After a while that, and a few other things, got…
It's worth noting that in the US there is already the DMCA that content creators can use to take down their work. Most content owners even big companies like Disney choose to allow (or maybe just ignore) the memes and…
Is a vmotion'ed VM the same as the original one? Is it kind of like a transporter?
From the article: >"But, more crucial, it’s also an expression of techno-fundamentalism, the unshakable belief that one can and must invent the next technology to fix the problem caused by the last technology.…
SharePoint on-prem and online do this out of the box but they might be overkill. Works really nicely with Microsoft Teams.
It's possible this is misinformation.
Mark Miller's class "The Science of Great UI" at DevIQ is pretty awesome. He teaches principles of design and ease of use and then shows example after example in the physical and digital realms.
Adam Grant whose book "Originals" is a main topic in this this article gave a great Ted Talk on "Originals" here: "The surprising habits of original thinkers"…
No is a powerful and liberating word.
Pluralsight has a couple of classes such as: https://app.pluralsight.com/library/courses/play-by-play-ang...
Visual Studio Code now has IntelliSense for C#[1]. I'm just starting with Python. Code supports it as well[2]. [1]https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/languages/csharp…
Starting with the C's seems smart to me. A's and B's likely get many cold calls.
Surface Pro 4, it's a great machine with a useful stylus. A few people at the office really like the Dell XPS 12 2-in-1[1] with the upgraded keyboard[2]. [1] http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/xps-12-9250/pd?ref=PD_OC…
Nice! Agreed that this is an area that could use some tech. Looking forward to a Show HN or something similar for this one. How does one feed in the list of attendees? Will it work with Avery-labels and multiple…
"Applies to Microsoft Excel 2002 Standard Edition, Microsoft Excel 2000 Standard Edition, Microsoft Excel 97 Standard Edition, Microsoft Office Excel 2003 "
I've some hearing loss and ringing from frequent skydiving, tunnel flying, and too much loud music. It's very loud in the plane and in free fall. After trying lots of different ear protection methods (mostly ear plugs…
Indeed. Iron and other heavy elements sink into the core of planets as they're being formed. This leaves less iron on the surface for chemical reactions that might lead to life. However, iron does play an important role…
I said it above (in my long post), but this is powerful: "I'm not thinking about this again until such and such day or time." If you can master it, you'll feel the weight lift off your shoulders almost immediately. The…
Mostly white noise and sounds of rain and thunderstorms. If I'm doing something more mundane I'll often play some PluralSight or some programming podcast in the background. I've learned to tune out the talking until…
Perhaps they're asking for a "startup discount" like AWS Activate. A discount because they're a startup and putting trust into you and your startup. If they do well, you'll do well. If you screw up they will be…
I never met the man, but wasn't Steve Jobs famous for this too? I've read supposed accounts where he sounded worse than Nest's management.
Perhaps most do but I see a different trend these days. "The network" is a lot more important now since so many things are cloud-based. Our networking group automated a deployment for the fix and contacted everyone that…
Thanks, that was a good read. I plan on checking out the source too just to learn. Perhaps not relevant anymore but here's my take. My company uses a similar-ish service for our after hours emergency number…
Walmart is releasing OneOps. It's supposedly their internal platform to be cloud-provider agnostic. I've not used it (yet) and haven't heard of anyone else using it but it sounds like a step in that direction.…
If it's company equipment they're within their rights (usually in the US) to do it. What I've usually seen is that they're using something like a Palo Alto/Cisco to do transparent/inline "blocking of bad stuff" like…
We've had this challenge as well at a smaller scale. People would go out to lunch all the time to "discuss work" and expense it. We were paying thousands a month for that. After a while that, and a few other things, got…