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Sunday, 28 November 2010

Zuckerberg and Angelo, "Before they were stars" and "where are they now?"

"A playlist on my computer and I thought, ' you know, there is really no. reason why my computer should not know what I want to learn," he says. "This is what did us."

-Mark Zuckerberg, Harvard Crimson, interview 2004

Over the team of synapse page plugin recommendation-like Pandora music Mark Zuckerberg and train Facebook engineer and founder of Quora Adam D'Angelo built in 2002, while they were in high school ensemble.Vous can access the entire site by Internet Archive here. Aol, Microsoft and WinAmp all expressed interest in buying the program WinAmp and Angelo Zuckerberg would have received offers of up to $2 million, which have been denied.

Elements of the image above presented without commentary: the fact that student of Angelo is described as being "hung like a horse."Consistent with the "gods program" woven into the site.Le is the slogan of synapse is references "my brain is better than yours".Coolio .Quelle reference that is "If you touch it and this thing feels more profound, say its name" means (shudder).

Hey, we've all strange things written on the Internet, and most of us would have lived our lives differently aircraft su one day be available (in this case, the Wayback Machine - measurement).However, what is most interesting about this team page is Quora because of Angelo and Facebook's Zuckerberg is now in direct competition on the Q & A respective products.

And there seems to be some contention on this friendly competition to what extent is: Director of product Facebook Blake Ross is a thread Quora together called "the October 2010 Blake Ross Quoragate Farago" where there is much speculation over exactly why he was unable to connect to Quora and why his account is deleted at the beginning of October.

There are also many speak Quora and questions of Facebook a potential conflict between Facebook and Quora, with one thread accusing Facebook blocking Quora users access issues in the summer.

Ross says TechCrunch is not the case and that, "we do feel Quora animosity."It is a fantastic product YH ' I worked closely with the founders in the passé.Je wish the media would stop trying to turn the Silicon Valley TMZ.

Ross tells aussi TechCrunch that that it came on his own account Quora is "resolved."Yet he still doesn't know what happened exactly to his compte.Disponibilité Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who recently asked question of Facebook, has not been active on Quora since January 2009.

Any thread Quora or Facebook issues subscribe you, the reality is that Facebook Questions, if implemented for all users and executed correctly, could kill Quora.La beta Facebook issues currently has a million users, while Quora site has approximately 155 K (passionate) users.

Facebook wins the game numbers by default, aim keep Quora competitionrelated is better in terms of quality of the answers user experience and a strong community - both remains to be seen which form co-founder of synapse will be eventually be "King of spreadsheets," at least Q & A spatially.

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Wednesday, 17 November 2010

Excuse of Flash Adobe before: If you want to save power, do not enable on your machine

Adobe Flash is attacked again. And you know what that means. More time to complain.

Today, CTO Kevin Lynch Adobe spoke with Fast Company the most recent Flash controversy that the company has had to deal with. Last week, a report showed that the absence of Flash on the new MacBook air can save as much as 2 hours in the life of the battery on this machine.Several reports noted that identical or similar things. Response by Lynch?"This is a false argument to make, use energy .lorsque you are displaying the contents, any technology will use more power to display, versus does not display the contents."

To display the content uses more power than do not display the contents? this is really the argument it uses? Why not say: If your computer is turned on, it will use more power if it is not? 

But the real question here is not really use Flash to display content. It is that when Flash is only running in the background on the websites, it is biting off the coast of a huge chunk of the life of the battery - up to 33%. This is ridiculous.

Lynch has continued, "If you've used HTML5, for example, to display advertisements, which would use as processing power as otherwise more that that Flash uses." This is a pretty bold claim. Conveniently (probably for Lynch), it is also quite impossible test since very few web ads currently use HTML5.

The fact of the matter remains that various reports show the problem of life Flash/battery to be very real. If you are simply the Flash installed on your machine, you'll see much better battery. I have not any comparison thoroughly, but so far, when you use Safari versus chromium (which has a version of Flash baked - in) on MacBook Air, I noticed that in the life of the battery and a bump.In addition, the Flash is the only thing that never makes this computer to run even a little warm.

This surprise me hardly like who was quite the case on every Mac I owned in the past few years. On my iMac i7 with 8 GB of RAM, Adobe Photoshop runs fine.Light made video? no problem. Flash? coup franc fans on and gets hot machine as hell.

Of course, you can assert that the issue is at least partially Apple fault as hardware acceleration is not as easy to find on the Mac.But this does not change the real question that Lynch calls a "false"argument points more, none of this even replied that for most of us, the only time that something hangs still on our machines is due to Flash.

Adobe has had many years to solve these problems.Now that the dependence of the Flash web site is drying, Adobe is using bizarre gadgets (such as their campaign of stupid "ad"), complain and some ICS.

"I think that there is this negative campaign going, and for some reason, Apple is really choose encourage it and endorse," Lynch says Fast Company.But this issue of the battery life has absolutely nothing to do with Apple.Le site Ars Technica bute against the issue in their review of new MacBook Air.Apple did not say a word about it.

"I think it's malheureux.Nous do not think that it is good for the website of closed off areas - a blocking of certain types of expression," continued Lynch.Ah, former "opens" argument.lorsque all fails… ".

In this context is simply ridicule.Vous can always install Flash on any Mac - including air MacBook.Le real problem in this particular case is that you are probably if you value a stable system and battery life.

Yet again, this reply Adobe seems to be: If you want to save the life of the battery, do not turn onto your machine.


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Monday, 15 November 2010

Zuckerberg and Angelo, "Before they were stars" and "where are they now?

"A playlist on my computer and I thought, ' you know, there is really no reason why my computer should not know what I want to learn," he says. "This is what did us."

-Mark Zuckerberg, Harvard Crimson, interview 2004

Over the team of synapse page, plugin recommendation-like Pandora music Mark Zuckerberg and former Facebook engineer and founder of Quora Adam D'Angelo built in 2002, while they were in high school ensemble.Vous can access the entire site by Internet Archive here. Aol, Microsoft and WinAmp all expressed interest in buying the program WinAmp and Angelo Zuckerberg would have received offers of up to $ 2 million, which have been denied.

Elements of the image above presented without commentary: the fact that student of Angelo is described as being "hung like a horse." Consistent with the "gods Programmer" woven into the site.Le is the slogan of synapse is references "my brain is better than yours".Coolio .Quelle reference that is "If you touch it and this thing feels more profound, say its name" means (shudder).

Hey, we've all strange things written on the Internet, and most of us would have lived our lives differently aircraft su one day be available (in this case, the Wayback Machine - measurement). However, what is most interesting about this team page is Quora because of Angelo and Facebook's Zuckerberg is now in direct competition on the Q & A respective products.

And there seems to be some contention on this friendly competition to what extent is: Director of product Facebook Blake Ross is a thread Quora together called "the October 2010 Blake Ross Quoragate Farago" where there is much speculation over exactly why he was unable to connect to Quora and why his account is deleted at the beginning of October.

There are also many speak Quora and Questions of Facebook a potential conflict between Facebook and Quora, with one thread accusing Facebook blocking Quora users access issues in the summer.

Ross says TechCrunch is not the case and that, "we do feel Quora animosity."It is a fantastic product YH ' I worked closely with the founders in the passé.Je wish the media would stop trying to turn the Silicon Valley TMZ.

Ross tells also TechCrunch that that it came on his own account Quora is "resolved."Yet he still doesn't know what happened exactly to his compte.Disponibilité Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who recently asked question of Facebook, has not been active on Quora since January 2009.

Any thread Quora or Facebook Questions subscribe you, the reality is that Facebook Questions, if implemented for all users and executed correctly, could kill Quora.La beta Facebook issues currently has a million users, while Quora site has approximately 155 K (passionate) users.

Facebook wins the game numbers by default, but keep Quora retains a better in terms of quality of the answers user experience and a strong community - both remains to be seen which former co-founder of synapse will be eventually be "King of spreadsheets," at least spatially Q & A.


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Friday, 8 October 2010

Computer Repair Preparation - Critical Tips to Follow Before You Call a Computer Tech Professional


Your computer has crashed, and you suspect you may have a major computer virus. What should you do? Most people immediately call the computer repair tech, and provide very little information except, "Let me know when it's ready, and I need it working as soon as possible!" The truth is that being prepared with key information in advance will make the repair process go much smoother, and can even save you some money for the repairs in the long run.

Before you call for help, here's some critical information you should compile for the computer technician repairing your computer. First, think about and write down all your computer needs:

If you think you have a virus, let the tech know which virus protection program you are using. Virus protection should be set up to automatically download updates to keep your virus program current, if it is not, say so. Your technician will want to know when you downloaded the last updates for the current virus protection program subscription.

If you develop sudden computer problems, try to write down what you were using the computer for, just before the problem occurred. If you get an error message or a blue screen, write down the information. The internet has a wealth of knowledge about computer problems. Sometimes you can just type in the error code and find a quick solution for your problem. Any information you can give the technician will expedite the repair, and therefore ultimately cost you less money for the repairs.

If you are having other computer problems, let the tech know any recent changes to your computer, including any applications you may have installed and any updates to the operating system. Whenever possible, keep track of updates to applications already installed on your computer, such as office programs, internet browsers, CD or DVD writing programs, photo editing programs, etc. He or she will also need to know all the hardware installed, or peripherals added to your computer such as printers, scanners, or digital cameras.

If you are having problems with the internet, be prepared to tell the tech the name of your internet provider. Note: Your internet provider is not always the same as your e-mail provider such as AOL or Yahoo or Hotmail or Live. Let him or her know where your DSL or cable modem is located or if you are on dial-up. You also need to be prepared to type in the security codes for the technician for your router if you have one on your home network.

Second, always keep passwords and security codes in a safe place. Memorized passwords are the best, but we are human and sometimes need to write them down. I recommend putting them on a notepad document on a floppy or flash drive that only you have access to. Do not leave the document on your computer, where hackers can find it or where it will get lost if your computer crashes.

Another suggestion is to get a small CD case to put all your software in. Don't forget to include the product keys! The technician might need them to uninstall and reinstall drivers or applications that may or may not be the cause of your problems. You also want to keep all the documentation for you computer together. The technician may suggest upgrades, and will need to know what type of hardware you have, so they can make the correct suggestions or purchases for upgrades.

When you do call, ask about the technician's qualifications, and if he or she will be able to help you fix all the problems you are having. Let the tech know whether it is operating system problems, application problems, or hardware problems, either inside or outside the computer.

If the the technician is repairing your computer on site, you should not hesitate to ask questions about what he or she is doing to complete repair. The tech should also be able tell you what they are doing in terms you understand, and if possible, show you how to prevent the problem from occurring again.

Finally, before the technician leaves, they should ask you if you have any other needs or questions. You may want to ask if there are any things you need to do to maintain your computer. Don't be afraid to ask him or her how to do them or how to set up maintenance tasks to occur automatically. I like to follow up with my customers a couple of days later to see if any other needs arise since the original problems were repaired, and if they are happy with the service they received.








Christopher Kingsley is the owner-operator of Crash Crew Computers and Networking, at http://www.computertechspecialist.com serving Ventura County including Oxnard, Camarillo, Ojai, and Santa Paula since 1997. Chris is CompTIA: A+ and Network+ Certified, a Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) and Microsoft Certified Systems Administrator (MCSA).

Chris Kingsley started out in the U.S. Navy as an Aviation Electronics Technician. He worked for a major Aircraft Manufacturer, modifying and maintaining Naval Aircraft electronic systems, and taught Navy Technicians how to maintain and use the new or upgraded systems installed.


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