What are you testing in the lab? If you're testing infrastructure deployment components and nesting hypervisors and ACI/Netbrain type stuff I would say as many smaller nodes as possible. If you're just pushing out gen purpose Wintel boxes or app labs, go raw horsepower.
No surprise, and its an expected move from apple. It won't discourage me from buying another iphone later, either. Its Google or Apple for OS choice, so picking between devils anyways - I just go with the one that works best for me.
Geforce 3, because it was first "Flagship" gpu I owned. Was part of a small IT team, and we did a LOT of purchasing from Best Buy at the time to outfit the execs with LCD monitors and TV's for their offices. This was when an LCD monitor was ~$1000 and tvs were still a few grand.
Asked the CEO...
Would it be worthwhile to have a sort of sports sub-forum in GenMay?
I see the Sports & Recreation under hobbies, but that doesn't seem to be much around following teams, and good ol' root for my team sort of place.
Wonder how many more ads will be seen with this "upgrade"
Seriously, I tried going from Apple to an S8. The sheer amount of shekleing on that platform is god awful. Even beyond all of the ads, there were so many apps that had issues working with the "Edge" screen - I couldn't deal with it. It...
I don't see an issue with it being an iPad over other tablets. I would have made the same choice.
Just from my own experience dealing with end users, it would be much easier to support and secure the iPads/iOS devices vs. other tablets on this scale of distribution.
There are niches both Marvel & DC do well at. Marvel did well at the connected universe blockbusters. DC, on the other hand, is really much better in the TV and animated series departments.
I really quit wearing a watch once my phone had the time on it. I'll still wear one when I have to dress formally, but daily wearing of a watch is sort of moot at this point. I have a device in my pocket that does that and everything else. No need for redundancy that costs several hundred dollars.
"X299 has felt as mature as anything Intel's launched in the last few years"
This is really why I went with x299 > Threadripper. I knew I needed the upgrade over my i5 Ivybridge, just for capacity's sake.It was time to move to a better class of machine for the stuff I work on. Looking at the...
Not sure a lot of people would really consider getting prime solely for the streaming they have. To me its just a bonus that comes along with what is effectively pre-paying for shipping costs I know I'd end up paying otherwise.
I'd have to agree that the fragmentation will lose them money overall. I just dropped a couple of streaming sites because I was just putting to much money out on different services per month. Down to prime / Netflix / HBO currently. When GoT is over, HBO will be as well. I suspect I'll pick up...
Broke my S8 a week or so ago - back to an iPhone and couldn't be happier about it. I want to like the android platform, but there were just so many more bugs going on in apps I use that it was getting frustrating. Some of the problems were from the 'edge' part of the screen not being...
Yep - I use a fair amount of odd ball applications, just stuff most people haven't heard of. Some are from small vendors, others are proprietary within our company. I'm having flashbacks of the late 90's when one of the old AMD K series would occasionaly make 2+2 =5
I was planning on much the...
I kind of want to go with the threadripper, but I need to go with the Intel. My workstation is quite literally my livelihood. I need to upgrade now, but throwing $3k at something as bleeding edge new as Ryzen/TR and running the risk of it not working out just isn't a viable option. I suspect...
1) What will yo
u be doing with this PC? Gaming? Photoshop? Web browsing? etc
All-Purpose build with many monitors - Typically running 2-3 VMs - Will be running 6 monitors total - Reusing old GTX770 for top row of 3 initially, buying 1080GTX for bottom row of 3 (main monitors).
2) What's your...