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Ever wonder why your Citrix or VMware mobile applications are so hard to use? Recently, with the increased adoption of mobile devices by enterprises and enterprise workers, remote desktop computing protocol providers are enabling their customers to extend existing applications in an "as-is" format to mobile devices. While it is indeed attractive to consider the usage of remote desktop protocols and their variants as a solution for enterprise mobility, there remains a critical failure of these approaches that have severely handicap them from serious adoption. Join us as we debate and discuss the use of remote desktop protocols and their variants as a solution for enterprise mobility. Join StarMobile as we debate and discuss the use of remote desktop protocols and their variants as a solution for enterprise mobility. http://starmobileinc.com/webinar-virtualization-is-not-mobilization/
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He also discussed how IoT is perceived by investors and how venture capitalist access this space.
Other topics discussed were barriers to success, what is new, what is old, and what the future may hold.
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The widespread success of cloud computing is driving the DevOps revolution in enterprise IT. Now as never before, development teams must communicate and collaborate in a dynamic, 24/7/365 environment. There is no time to wait for long development cycles that produce software that is obsolete at launch. DevOps may be disruptive, but it is essential. Jan. 27, 2015 01:15 PM EST Reads: 2,369 |
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. Jan. 27, 2015 12:15 PM EST Reads: 2,876 |
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After developing
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System76 Gazelle Professional
with Core i7 "Haswell" processor, out now are benchmarks of the latest GCC 4.9 development compiler.
The quick benchmarks coming out over the night are of GCC 4.8.1 stable against the GCC 4.9 compiler that's presently under development. The GCC 4.9 2013-08-18 snapshot was used for testing and built for a release mode from source, just as the same configuration as 4.8.1. During testing the CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS were set to
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better diagnostics support
continued C++14 support
, and much more.
Over the current GCC 4.8 stable series there wasn't much performance change with GCC 4.9 for this Intel Core i7 4900MQ "Haswell" laptop, but the benchmark results and system information in full can be found on OpenBenchmarking.org at
. These Intel Haswell compiler benchmarks can be reproduced by running
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MAUMEE, Ohio, April 22, 2013 – Dana Holding Corporation (NYSE: DAN) announced today it has expanded its Spicer® ring and pinion gear options for Dana 44TM (226 mm) and Dana 60TM (248mm) rear axles to include additional ratios, while ensuring top-of-the-line part quality through the manufacturing processes.
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Fiction.How redundant is it pointing out these following statements?Fiction.1 year ago in Personal More Like This
There's no such thing as a gigantic mechanical robot fighting off alien monsters. There has never been a report of a man being bitten by a radioactive spider and becoming a hero. You can't summon a mini-tornado at your own beck-n-call, don't matter how much into the occult you are. The odds of a young male teenager having a harem of sexy girls at his every turn is nil. There aren't bipeds of animals that are supposed to be quadrupeds flying spaceships in the galaxy above us. You can't legally hunt and catch thousands of different animals and use them to protect you from other animals and people in a sports-like venue. You can't eat a flower and ignite fire from your hands.
I can go on and on... this journal is probably being expressed because of recent built-up distaste for people bullying others because of what they like when it comes to fiction.
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5%If you're reading this now, it means you're roughly in the 5%. Most people who go online to read about comics will end up reading previews and "top 10" lists--subjects we all, or course, enjoy. But the articles/blogs that critically analyze our industry are usually only read by two types: people in the biz whom are affected by this stuff, and the few readers who are interested in reading more than word balloons when it comes to comics.5%3 years ago in Personal More Like This
And I'm not knocking people who don't care to read these articles. All readers are contributing to the industry with their buying power, and I'm thankful for them, even if they're not in the 5%. I admit, if I had a normal 9-5 job and a boss that was kicking my ass 5 days a week, I might not have the tolerance for these sorts of articles either.
That being said, I think we need more of these articles/blogs written from different points of view--more from creators especially. The 2010s will likely be r
PE: Self Suggesting Daily DeviationsSelf SuggestingPE: Self Suggesting Daily Deviations2 years ago in Deviant Events More Like This
Members are more than welcome to self suggest their own art work for a Daily Deviation, in fact many CVs highly encourage self suggestions. While self suggesting may have been something people frowned upon in the past, this is thankfully no longer the case as we all recognize the need for self promotion in the competitive world of art.
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Creating A Species: A guide and helpful tips.IntroductionCreating A Species: A guide and helpful tips.3 months ago in Writing More Like This
Creating a species isn't the easiest thing to do, and I know. I've made multiple species before. You may not know it, but design isn't the only thing that matters in creating a species. Just like humans, and fairies, and dragons: there's a lot more to a them than what they look like. What they eat, and maybe even what they believe in plays a big role on the species' life style. This guide/tutorial here is for fantasy creatures, but I guess this guide/tutorial can help you out anyway. I hope this guide/tutorial can help you out on creating a species!
Making the species.
The Name.
Now, I have to say, this is the hardest part of creating a species. I'm not going to get too much in detail with this, but it's rare that I use random letters, or well, to an extent at least. It's nice to have a name that "rolls off the tongue", or sounds nice when one says it. Which means that it wouldn't be good to have somethi
THIS is how you use the FLASH/ ANIMATION program.By being an exceptional artist/animator FIRST. Flash is just a very limited vector-based, digital graphics program. It's just a TOOL, just like pencil and paper. It's the artists using them that bring out its quality.THIS is how you use the FLASH/ ANIMATION program.2 years ago in Personal More Like This
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Some more tips to FreelancingJust over a year ago, I compiled a small list of things you need to get started as a Freelance artist.Some more tips to Freelancing1 year ago in Personal More Like This
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Back up everything, including the backups.
When working digitally, it's so easy to accidentally delete something off your hard drive and be unable to get it back. I've done this a few times myself. Even had entire hard drives fail on me. But it has been a very, very long time since the last time I had to redo an image from the start. Sure, I've had crashes that put me back an hour, I've merged layers together in a manner that ruins my work flow and makes the file unusable. But fixing these issues isn't nearly as painful
The Detrimental AweThanks for the ideas everyone! Here's the post many of you requested...The Detrimental Awe3 years ago in Personal More Like This
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"This is a (insert name of big writer) book! I know he's late, but just think of how many people would love to be in your shoes!"
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Does anyone's fur baby watch LO like a hawk? Don't mess with my Chihuahua's baby cause she'll turn into the devil dog! Lol. She tried to "attack" a few visitors before if they try to get too close. (Good girl, keep those germs away, lol.)
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And here's another one of all my babies just because ;)
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Soooooo cute! All of them.
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Awh :) when I was little we had a Weiner dog named Frankie and my mom said he would thrash people he didn't know that came close to me :) we live in a apartment that doesnt allow pets but I can't WAIT till we move so we can get a dog!
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We have a chihuahua too! She's the same way haha I think it's because chihuahas are pack dogs and she considers the baby a member of her little creature pack
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Super cute! Unfortunate we don't have a dog but when my niece was little our family dog watcher like crazy. And when visited my dad his dag would start pacing and check on her when she started to whine. It's more common with female dogs.
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My German Shepherd has become a Velcro dog to me and the baby. A few weeks ago he was downstairs in his pack and play and I was upstairs. I heard him start to cry and was met on the stairs by a very worried dog. I think she was coming to get me! She also seems to watch him.
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Lol yeah your dog makes me feel frumpy! Cute pictures of all your babies. My dogs (basset hounds) are laid back but I don't doubt they'd be viscous to protect my family.
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The peak daytime temperatures have still not fallen below 32°C, but are predicted to fall to 28°C on Saturday.
Rochester and Elmore Distric Health Service reported one person with heat-related illness presented to the Urgent Care Centre last week and was discharged.
Another was admitted to the acute ward and remains in hospital.
Elmore fire brigade member Doug Strawhorn said the 46°C temperatures set off the LPG tank's emergency pressure release.
He said such tanks had an in-built safety device which released gas during extreme heat so the tanks did not explode.
Mr Strawhorn said the brigade cooled the cylinder down with water and staff evacuated the building.
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One of the Bruins' new divisional 'rivalries' may have just gotten a little more interesting.
Tim Thomas -- last seen some 17 months ago with the Bruins, the team he led to a Stanley Cup in 2011 -- signed a professional tryout agreement (PTO) with the Panthers on Monday. The two-time Vezina Trophy winner will report for duty Tuesday.
Thomas, 39, hasn't played since declaring in May 2012 that he would not honor the final year of his contract and take a year off. The
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Bruins were less than pleased
when Thomas walked away, but it turned out OK. They committed to Tuukka Rask full-time a year earlier than expected and he led them back to the Stanley Cup Final and was rewarded with a franchise goalie contract of eight years and $56 million.
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in February and he announced shortly before becoming a free agent in July that he wanted to return to the NHL.
It was thought that Thomas would return for the 2013-14 season to try to earn his way onto another Olympic team after being the backup to Ryan Miller in 2010. That seems unlikely, however, considering the Americans' depth in net (Jonathan Quick, Cory Schneider, Jimmy Howard, Miller) and the politics of selecting a player who openly snubbed the president.
The Panthers were one of the few teams desperate enough for goaltending help to finally give Thomas a call. Florida was the worst team in the league last season and allowed an NHL-high 171 goals in 48 games (3.56 a night). Incumbent Jacob Markstrom was the favorite for the No. 1 spot despite a 3.22 GAA and .901 save percentage last season.
''(Thomas) really wants to play and he really wants to lead and he really wants to be the starter and he wants to win and he wants to win now,'' Florida general manager Dale Tallon told reporters Monday. ''I was very impressed with him. His attitude is terrific. I liked everything that he had to say and I liked his approach. We try to strive to get better every day and I think a good Tim Thomas makes us a better team.''
If he is given a contract, Thomas would face the Bruins for the first time in Sunrise on Oct. 17 and would return to TD Garden on Nov. 7.
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Daniel Sturridge ahead of schedule, could return for Liverpool on Jan. 12
Dec 31, 2013, 7:47 PM EST
Injured during Liverpool's 3-3 draw with Everton on Nov. 23, Daniel Sturridge was supposed to miss 12 weeks. On Tuesday, however, Reds' manager Brendan Rodgers said that timeline could be cut in half, with improvement in the England international's injured ankle putting the team's second-leading goal scorer on track to appear Jan. 12 against Stoke.
"Daniel is ahead of schedule," Rodgers told reporters on Tuesday. "He might not be too far over the next few weeks. He was out running the other day doing straight-line running and he is now doing more multi-directional running and then training next week and he will have a good week of training."
Though Liverpool have won four of seven since the 24-year-old's injury, Sturridge's absence has been notable over the last week, with the Reds losing 2-1 results at Manchester City and Chelsea. Against those talented defenses, Liverpool striker Luis Suárez was shut out, a player who had scored 19 times in 12 appearances kept off the scoresheet as opposition back lines were able to focus on the Uruguayan star.
Prior to his injury, Sturridge was keeping up with Suárez's goal scoring totals, his nine goals in 12 games still placing him fourth on the league's scoring charts. Together, he and Suárez have accounted for 63.6 percent of Liverpool's Premier League goals, the duo central to an attack that's scoring 2.32 times per game.
Should he be able to return on Jan. 12, Liverpool will face only two more matches without Sturridge: Wednesday's visit from Hull; and Oldham Athletic's trip to Anfield Sunday in the FA Cup.
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The Washington Capitals won three 2007 Golden Matrix awards from the Information and Display and Entertainment Association (IDEA) at the association's 25th annual conference hosted July 8-11, 2007. The Caps' Game Presentation department took home the association's Best Music Video award for their Alex Ovechkin as Superman in-game video, as well as the 2007 Best Overall Video Display awards for the subdivision of hockey and the overall contest.
The Best Music Video Award recognizes excellence in pre-produced video segments that have been edited to music and where music is central to the creative impact of the piece. Washington's Ovechkin as Superman video depicted the team's superstar as the comic book superhero.
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Trillin On Parking 0
by C. Max Magee
Millions contributor Garth pointed me to a funny little piece by Calvin Trillin in the New York Times in which the New Yorker writer is asked to test out the new Lexus "Advanced Parking Guidance System." Perhaps you've heard of this; it supposedly enables the car to park itself. Trillin, as he indicates, believes that […]
January 25, 2007
Let's hope the publishing industry doesn't get any ideas 3
by C. Max Magee
Soon after learning that books are, quite literally, cool, we now find that reading may become a more popular pastime in Thailand, but not because of a sudden interest in all things literary. Bomb worries help book sales: After New Years Eve bomb blasts put Bangkok on edge, "Thailand's book market looks likely to grow […]
January 25, 2007
Thursday Links 0
by Editor
Mr. Sarvas aka TEV takes another turn in the limelight, this time in the Jewish Journal. Of course this story comes from a local TV news site: Pornographic comic books sold on Wal-Mart, Target web sites. Film at 11! Five things about children's book awards from a Michigan point of view. "Digital textbooks can save […]
January 25, 2007
Goings on at the LBC 0
by C. Max Magee
The winter round of the LBC is now underway. This week, Valerie Trueblood's Seven Loves is being discussed. Trueblood herself made an appearance today. Good stuff.