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Yes! Don't know if I like it better or not on my phone but it works fine. Visually I'm not a fan. everything is puke colors of blue and yellow. Blech.
I really dislike the update on the nexus 7 concerning the volume function. Now I have to go into settings to lower or raise the volume of I'm watching youtube or something ridiculous!
I'm usually terrible at math but the stuff I want to do involves computer science and quantitative analysis. I'm trying to learn on YouTube and doing problems from online.
I really hope I'm smart enough. Computers and math and I, we are like the ending to Hamlet.
I really dislike the update on the nexus 7 concerning the volume function. Now I have to go into settings to lower or raise the volume of I'm watching youtube or something ridiculous!
I'm usually terrible at math but the stuff I want to do involves computer science and quantitative analysis. I'm trying to learn on YouTube and doing problems from online.
I really hope I'm smart enough. Computers and math and I, we are like the ending to Hamlet.
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Stealing. I've always wanted a way to express this thought about myself, but never could find the right combination of sounds to articulate how useless I am at maths....math and I, we are like the ending to Hamlet.
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Gah. A big portion of my job is deploying those to my users. And I'm in CO till Monday. Guess I'll be busy.Yesterday was 'Patch Tuesday' for Windows users. Instead of the usual 2 or 3 updates, my Win 7 Pro on my work laptop installed 29 updates and my Win 7 Home 64 install on my home PC installed 23 updates. This morning, I turned on my work laptop at 9:06 am..... it is now 9:39 and my screen still says 'Preparing to configure Windows. Do not turn off your cmputer.'
W t actual f?
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Our IT department has our lab computers locked down so these updates get pushed out a night. But office PCs, not so much. All day I'm fighting off nag messages to reboot Windows...
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I got it a while back on my LG G2.. and it took a bit to get used to.
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My Nexus 7's internet speed has been horrifically slow the last two days. No idea why. I think it might be Lollipop related though
I cleared the cache partition and then reset to factory default and neither worked. Still takes 15 seconds or so to load a page. Any idea?
I cleared the cache partition and then reset to factory default and neither worked. Still takes 15 seconds or so to load a page. Any idea?
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Try booting it in safe mode? See if an app is causing it. (unless factory reset eliminated all apps)
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yeah, all of the apps were removedTry booting it in safe mode? See if an app is causing it. (unless factory reset eliminated all apps)
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Why are all the new high-end Android phones eschewing removable batteries and SD cards? If I wanted that, I'd get a stupid iPhone.
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If you could pick a new programming language to learn that would be beneficial job wise what would you learn.
Background: I have a background in computer programming, but am very rusty. Haven't coded in probably 10 years. When I was in college I was pretty good with C++, VB, Cobol(haha) etc. I know things have changed these days, and it seems like Java/Javascript are the two most popular right now. Python looks interesting just for its simplicity, but don't know how much that would help job wise. I do have some experience in SQL from my most recent job.
My ideal job would be sitting in front of a computer with headphones on and coding all day.
Background: I have a background in computer programming, but am very rusty. Haven't coded in probably 10 years. When I was in college I was pretty good with C++, VB, Cobol(haha) etc. I know things have changed these days, and it seems like Java/Javascript are the two most popular right now. Python looks interesting just for its simplicity, but don't know how much that would help job wise. I do have some experience in SQL from my most recent job.
My ideal job would be sitting in front of a computer with headphones on and coding all day.
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as someone that literally just did a bunch of dev job searching, I think the most important languages are: Java, Javascript/HTML, C# and then maybe PHP, Ruby and Python. Since Java and C# are very similar, I would suggest only learning one (I started out as a Java dev but picked up C# very easily).If you could pick a new programming language to learn that would be beneficial job wise what would you learn.
Background: I have a background in computer programming, but am very rusty. Haven't coded in probably 10 years. When I was in college I was pretty good with C++, VB, Cobol(haha) etc. I know things have changed these days, and it seems like Java/Javascript are the two most popular right now. Python looks interesting just for its simplicity, but don't know how much that would help job wise. I do have some experience in SQL from my most recent job.
My ideal job would be sitting in front of a computer with headphones on and coding all day.
so I guess to answer your question I would say Java/C# then Javascript/Python. If you already know SQL that's good...
the job I just got hired for is Java, Javascript and SQL (full stack).
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Thanks.. that's what I kind of figured(Java/Javascript). I know a good bit of HTML too, but like the other stuff, am really rusty. Hopefully I can pick stuff up as quick as I did when I was younger.
Oh and congrats on the new job by the way.
Oh and congrats on the new job by the way.
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Good to know. My upgrade becomes available in about a month and I'm starting to shop around.Why are all the new high-end Android phones eschewing removable batteries and SD cards? If I wanted that, I'd get a stupid iPhone.
Anything specific I should avoid?
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The new Sammy 6 and 6 Edge get pretty rave reviews. Have also read good things about the Moto X and Droid Turbo. But they are all following the no-removable-battery, no-additional-storage path. Sucks. Might want to wait until next year and see if they reverse course, cos I really don't like that.
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I was always afraid of no battery removal till i actually got a phone where I couldn't remove the battery, and it's never caused an issue. I'm looking to upgrade at some point, but my phone is still going strong after a year or so at this point. Those Samsung 6's do look mighty nice though, I'm curious to see what the LG G4 is gonna look like.
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How do you deal with a phone that's completely frozen if you can't remove the battery? Do you just wait for the charge to drain?
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You can reset a phone even if its frozen via button presses/holds. I had to do it before on one of my devices.How do you deal with a phone that's completely frozen if you can't remove the battery? Do you just wait for the charge to drain?
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I asked a very similar programming question in my old thread. I need to go back and make notes.
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Hmm. Not sure. I'm linking to an article. Maybe one of theses suggestions will work?My Nexus 7's internet speed has been horrifically slow the last two days. No idea why. I think it might be Lollipop related though
I cleared the cache partition and then reset to factory default and neither worked. Still takes 15 seconds or so to load a page. Any idea?
http://www.howtogeek.com/164106/why-is- ... -up-again/
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ugh finally fixed it
The problem had to do with the Comcast internet I have and how the Nexus interacts with it. Something wit IPv4 vs IPv6
This article references an app that seems to have fixed it for me: http://phandroid.com/2015/05/13/comcast ... lipop-bug/
The problem had to do with the Comcast internet I have and how the Nexus interacts with it. Something wit IPv4 vs IPv6
This article references an app that seems to have fixed it for me: http://phandroid.com/2015/05/13/comcast ... lipop-bug/
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We have a new multi-factor authentication system for logging in to the employee portal. It involves having to either answer a phone or respond to a text, in order to login from your PC.
I'm just thrilled about it....
I'm just thrilled about it....
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Answer a phone? Seriously? That sounds extremely hackable.We have a new multi-factor authentication system for logging in to the employee portal. It involves having to either answer a phone or respond to a text, in order to login from your PC.
I'm just thrilled about it....
Who makes this "two factor" NAC system?
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