I sure wish I know who in Santa Fe to send this to:
And that brings me back to Chattanooga, where, Mayor Ron Littlefield says,
city elders looked themselves in the eyes 15 years ago and realized that
“we were a dilapidated city going the way of the Rust Belt.” But, by coming
together to make the c
J -
This is very entertaining. I found myself speeding it ahead and trying
to identify any analytic or insight-giving value it has. My son-in-law
tutors math and helping people find insight into simple mathematical
concepts is a big part of what he does... this shows some promise. Thanks.
This animation looks cool
http://www.datapointed.net/visualizations/math/factorization/animated-diagrams/
-J.
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This from Rob Breszny, (whom some of you may secretly read without ever
acknowledging it)
"Sapiosexual" is a relatively new word that refers to a person who is
erotically attracted to intelligence. Urbandictionary.com gives an example of
how it might be used: "I want an incisive, inquisitive, i
FWIW, the Arq program encrypts using a password you enter. They claim Amazon
never sees the encryption keys. I have no knowledge of the strength of the
encryption, other than the key length can be quite long if not unbounded.
--Barry
On Nov 21, 2012, at 9:55 AM, Parks, Raymond wrote:
> Remembe
Remember, when you say cloud in various contexts you need to make the mental if
not vocal substitution -
"Cloud" = "Somebody else's computer"
"Cloud Storage" = "Somebody else's hard drive"
"Cloud Privacy" = "Share your data with anyone who can convince the hard
drive owner to give it to
I am using Arq ($29, I believe), which is a Mac-only backup program which uses
S3 for storing your backups. Beginning about a week ago, it now supports
Glacier. You choose normal S3 or Glacier on a folder-by-folder basis.
It's taken a few days to back up 195 GB, but I have been quite happy with
