Would never sprinkle "soya protein isolate" on my burgers anymore. Always thought I added too much

In the financial software industry. We hire both software developers and financial operational support and have job openings for both. For every 50 support resumes we get, less than a handful of Java developer applies. There is a huge demand for Java developers in Chicago. I would assume the same applies to other parts of the US.

Just downloaded on my Nexus 4. The install went without a hitch. The speed improvements are huge. Tried about 10 websites and it looks and feels great.

I spent 25 years in IT consultancy before starting my own business. The following are my tips:

• 1) Be diplomatic and respectful. Employees are almost always suspicious of consultants and rightly so. You need to deliver, work hard and earn their respect. Listen to them. You will learn a lot.
• 2) Develop a reputation. See above.
• 3) Learn a business domain. This is a must. Financial, Insurance, whatever. You must acquire that domain knowledge not to be expendable. They pay for the combination. You will go through multiple business domains in the initial phases of your career. Pick one that you like and will make you the most money and stick with it. It might take years but this key.
• 4) Work for large enterprises. They have the money. Startups can make you ultra-rich but the odds are against you.
• 5) Learn real languages. Yes Plural. JavaScript, Python and other scripting languages are useful but not sufficient. Java, C, C++ are a must.
• 6) Learn your transactions, Messaging, distributed computing (State-full, Stateless service API).
• 7) Always look for the problem solver. Do NOT write your own middleware. You are not that good. Spend your time leveraging other people's work.
• 8) Read. If you think you read enough, keep on reading.

James Frey.

Seriously doubt that Intel will do this. Intel is by far, the best manufacturer. Why would Intel agree to manufacture chips that will potentially threaten its own x86?

I see "Network", "Network Connections", "Network proxy" under control center.

I ran "Configuration Editor" under "Menu->System Tools", under the desktop tree node, there is only one entry called "mate". I guess that is what I am running.

I use Mint 13 and still have no idea if I am running MATE or Cinnamon nor do I really care. It works just fine for me. It will be nice to find out the major differences between the too, which one you are currently using and how to switch to the other one.

Ok. If you say so.

X86 works much better.

I can see the switch from PowerPC as IBM and Motorola could not keep up with supplies or advances. To switch from Intel to ARM on PC's will be suicide as performance in PC's far outweigh any negligible benefits in power savings. People using Macs are designers, programmers and heavy users. For those advocating unifying the mobile experience with the desktop, please STOP. I produce content on my desktop. I consume it on my iPad.

There was no phone that even came close to the capabilities of the iPhone. Having said that, I am moving over to Android as Apple is losing its innovation edge. I really dislike the closed eco system. Works for a lot of people but not for me. Not anymore.

Really want to meet the moron that modded you insightful.

/. Must have been hacked with this worthless article from a programmer that is still deciding between emacs and Eclipse.

Yo Willie, you can write shit code in any language, any IDE when you are a crappy programmer. IDEs help you better debug, code complete and refactor you crappy code.

The 3D of servers. Hype with no substance. Gotta love those Wall Street Analysts.