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Hoping someone can help me here this with odd question - my motherboard is dying and I was thinking about selling the CPU. Can anyone explain why the resell values for the I7 2600k seem to still have such a high value?! I was really surprised when I looked on Ebay ...
Thanks again Zetro!!
After debating this in my head really hard, I think I'm going to go with
http://www.amazon.com/Ubiquiti-Networks-UAP-PRO-Enterprise-System/dp/B0089QB1SC/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
Just something I felt like I could deal with and understand how to setup, while still being a...
Thank you for your help!!!
You mentioned the SonicWall fireall, and this is something I'm a little worried about. If we buy a SonicWall access point ... do we necessarily need to buy a SonicWall firewall too? Our current VoIP setup would never work with a SonicWall (at least to someone that...
We don't actually have an IT person for work, so sometimes I end up being this person at my job (apologies if my questions are dumb).
Long story short, our router is dying (ASUS Dark Knight) and we're trying to unify similar equipment in two of our locations. (Our New York team uses...
We currently work in a small office, and we have an ASUS Dark Knight
http://www.amazon.com/RT-N66U-Dual-Band-Wireless-N900-Gigabit-Router/dp/B006QB1RPY
Our 5GHZ is great. However, our 2.4ghz is hit with interference from everywhere in the office. There's a room where the 2.4ghz has no signal...
I currently have a MB 2010 too (with an SSD), and it's good, but it's definitely wearing down. I run a lot of computational calculations on it (based on the field I'm in), and I'm due for a refresh. However, the 13 is just so much more portable than a 15, which is why I was debating between the...
I mean ... that's new to me, it doesn't sound completely farfetched, just we have a team of 7, so its never been a crazy issue to keep everyone on check same version.
For the record we do have virtual machines (ie. workon [env]), but there are some modules that are installed in root outside...
The reason we want to downgrade is because we always run into a type of compiler issue. Since I work at a startup (everyone literally does everything) we end up using 15-20 open source frameworks that always seem to have a problem with the newest version of Mac OS X until everything catches up...
Was wondering about a few developers in here ... I currently have a 15' Macbook 2010, and I'm thinking about getting a refresh here.
How is coding on the Late 2013 Retina 13''? Pros / Cons? I'm worried I'm used to the 15'' too much and I'll hate the size, but the portability seems great...
I think Finder is terrible, but I had to switch over to Mac for programming at this startup I worked at.
Initially, I was really apprehensive because I couldn't find anything, but I've really warmed up to it. I think my new next laptop will Macs in the future. It's just generally a much bigger...
Ditt on Samsung and Intel. Have worked really well. I didn't bother to partition the SSD, you can just keep everything on it as is.
Gaming use is great ... regular use is even better. Putting SSDs in my laptops made 6 year old laptops still a pleasure to use.