DiskStation Manager - Knowledge Base | Synology Inc.
Overview When you purchase a new Synology NAS, your existing data can be moved from the old Synology NAS to the newly acquired one. This simple process is called "migration" but needs to be performed with care, so please read the instructions below to avoid any accidental data loss due to human error. Depending on your Synology product or individual setup, there are several methods to perform migration. Contents 1. 1.1 Source and target Synology NAS Performing migration moves data and drives from one Synology NAS to another. 1.2 Always back up your data The migration procedures mentioned in this article allow you to keep most of your data. Note: Performing migration requires Synology Assistant 5.0 and DSM 5.0 or higher. 2. This section provides steps to perform migration. Once you are prepared, please see the sections below for instructions on how to perform migration. 2.1 Migrating between two identical Synology NAS models Before you start:Prepare a temporary SATA hard drive. Important: Note!
WaveNet and Other Synthetic Voices | Cloud Text-to-Speech API | Google Cloud
The Text-to-Speech API creates raw audio data of natural, human speech. That is, it creates audio that sounds like a person talking. When you send a synthesis request to the Text-to-Speech API, you must specify a voice that 'speaks' the words. There are a wide selection of custom voices available for you to pick from in the Text-to-Speech API. The voices differ by language, gender, and accent (for some languages). The voices offered from Text-to-Speech API can also differ in how they are produced, the synthetic speech technology used to create the machine model of the voice. The Cloud Text-to-Speech API also offers a group of premium voices generated using a WaveNet model, the same technology used to produce speech for Google Assistant, Google Search, and Google Translate. A WaveNet generates speech that sounds more natural than other text-to-speech systems. Figure 1. Unlike most other text-to-speech systems, a WaveNet model creates raw audio waveforms from scratch. Example 1.
O câncer em uma lata: este é um dos produtos mais tóxicos e quase todos consomem sem saber!
Você certamente conhece a batatinha tipo chips. Trata-se de um produto muito apreciado, distribuído em larga escala por todo o mundo. Ela normalmente é vendida em caprichadas e vistosas embalagens de plástico, mas também é comum a embalagem em lata. Apesar de ser muito vendida e apreciada, é um alimento muito prejudicial. Entenda: na primeira fase de produção das batatas chips, os ingredientes são comuns e podem ser consumidos, como: arroz, trigo, flocos de milho e flocos de batata. Eles são misturados para formar um tipo de massa fininha. Em seguida, inicia-se o processo de moldar as batatas. Depois que elas estão na forma que as conhecemos, são levadas para assar numa temperatura altíssima. Na última etapa, antes da embalagem, é a dos temperos. Uma máquina sopra nas batatas para eliminar o excesso de gordura, depois as chips recebem sabores artificiais em pó, como bacon, queijo, cebola... O perigo está justamente no aquecimento das batatinhas industrializadas. Além disso, ela:
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How to Retire at 40
Three early retirees tell their story of living on 4 percent or less. By Ben Steverman | September 29, 2016 From The “4 percent rule” is a bedrock of retirement planning. But does it apply to those who quit working before 65? The rule of thumb holds that retirees who spend only 4 percent of their investment portfolio annually, adjusted for inflation, will be able to stretch out their savings for the rest of their life. Lately, the 4 percent rule has been under assault, with experts warning that the future could bring weaker market returns, an increased life span, or both. Evan Inglis, an actuary at Nuveen Asset Management, offers an alternative rule: Divide your age by 20—couples should use the younger partner’s age—to get the percentage that you can safely spend. How do these concepts play out in the real world? The Stay-at-Home Dad Joe Udo retired in 2012, at 38, after spending 16 years as a computer hardware engineer at Intel and saving aggressively. “Work seems to chase me down”
when does intelligence becomes a curse...
Woe is me; I'm too smart for my own good.Flickr/sadiediane You might think life would be easier, happier, and infinitely more fulfilling if only you could rack up a few more IQ points. But that's hardly the case, as evidenced by the 100-plus answers on a Quora thread titled, "When does intelligence become a curse?" Users wrote about everything from the absurdly high expectations that people place on them to the trouble of constantly being perceived as a braggart. Below, we've rounded up some of the most thought-provoking responses and explained the science behind them. You often think instead of feel Quora user Marcus Geduld says he generally understands his emotions really well and can tell other people about them — but he never feels the relief of expressing them. "This is a common problem for smart people, especially ones who are highly verbal. Geduld's observation highlights the distinction between cognitive and emotional skills. People frequently expect you to be a top performer
narcisists and workouts
Shutterstock Be honest with me here: You have one or even multiple friends, who always post their gym activity to Facebook. Or maybe that person is you. "Ran 15 miles before work! Researchers from the Brunel University in London have conducted a study as to why so many people share every workout on social media. People who are always keen on documenting their gym activities (or every time you simply go for a good, old-fashioned run) tend to be narcissists. "Narcissists more frequently updated about their achievements, which was motivated by their need for attention and validation from the Facebook community", the study concludes.
david hockney: capote si vantava di avere la migliore coca del mondo.il più divertente?billy wilder - Arte
Dario Pappalardo per “la Repubblica” «Le spiace se fumo?». David Hockney si accende la prima sigaretta seduto nello studio della sua villa sulle colline di Hollywood: un grande spazio bianco invaso dalla luce. Anche Uber si perde per arrivare quassù. «Quando ho comprato la casa, all’inizio degli anni Ottanta, questa parte era un campo da tennis: l’ho trasformato in studio. Billy Wilder mi disse: “Strano: a Hollywood conosco per lo più gente che ha convertito studi in campi da tennis”». warhol hockney Alle pareti ci sono le ultime opere realizzate con l’iPad: ritratti di amici e collaboratori che frequentano la casa. «Sui pacchetti c’è scritto che il fumo uccide. david hockney Ha una polo arancione; i pantaloni, macchiati di blu e bianco, sono fermati dalle bretelle, l’i-Pad e il drink proteico sempre a portata di mano. Come fosse un ragazzo alle prime armi che deve far vedere il suo lavoro. Il pittore disegnatore e fotografo David Hockney Chi merita un ritratto da lei? «Non è detto.
