I’ve enabled “Simultaneous Key Presses” which allow me to use F+H/J/K/L instead of arrow keys. It takes a little getting used to, but I find myself hardly ever needing to leave the keyboard.
Oh well, it only set me back 5 bucks.
Here is my train of thought so far...Storing normalized citations Pros: easy to search through with fine granularity; Cons: Difficult to maintain schema; difficult to enter semantic informationStoring citation “blobs” (ex. MLA formatted strings) Pros: easy to enter (simple copy+paste); easy to store Cons: difficult to search through with granularityDoes anyone have any experience with this...
That being said, if I didn’t already have a nice FTP solution, this would be a great little app.
Really?
Paying for something reduces the likelihood that the provider will do unscrupulous things with my data for financial gain. Or at least I feel like they’d be less likely. And ignorance is bliss, right?
One of backup-bouncer's tests is called "combo-tests" where it tests several different file metadata types on the same file. Carbonite didn't restore this file at all.
Instead, Carbonite left a file called "Carbonite_Restore_F161_G1.tmp". It's a 1-line text file that reads "gotta boogie".
It will take place over the course of one summer. I want to take part because undergraduate (paid!) research sounds very rewarding. However, I don’t really have many ideas. My professor had suggested looking at machine learning algorithms to improve TCP congestion control over wireless networks, but frankly I am much more interested in software architecture / engineering than networking. Does...