Free Cloud Storage - MediaFire Hacking Knowledge: 77 Ways to Learn Faster, Deeper, and Better If someone granted you one wish, what do you imagine you would want out of life that you haven’t gotten yet? For many people, it would be self-improvement and knowledge. Newcounter knowledge is the backbone of society’s progress. Great thinkers such as Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Edison, Benjamin Franklin, Albert Einstein, and others’ quests for knowledge have led society to many of the marvels we enjoy today. Your quest for knowledge doesn’t have to be as Earth-changing as Einstein’s, but it can be an important part of your life, leading to a new job, better pay, a new hobby, or simply knowledge for knowledge’s sake — whatever is important to you as an end goal. Life-changing knowledge does typically require advanced learning techniques. Health Shake a leg. Balance Sleep on it. Perspective and Focus Change your focus, part 2. Recall Techniques Listen to music. Visual Aids Every picture tells a story. Verbal and Auditory Techniques Stimulate ideas. Kinesthetic Techniques Write, don’t type.
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Drupal in the cloud It is not always easy to scale Drupal -- not because Drupal sucks, but simply because scaling the LAMP stack (including Drupal) takes no small amount of skill. You need to buy the right hardware, install load balancers, setup MySQL servers in master-slave mode, setup static file servers, setup web servers, get PHP working with an opcode cacher, tie in a distributed memory object caching system like memcached, integrate with a content delivery network, watch security advisories for every component in your system and configure and tune the hell out of everything. Either you can do all of the above yourself, or you outsource it to a company that knows how to do this for you. Both are non-trivial and I can count the number of truly qualified companies on one hand. Tag1 Consulting is one of the few Drupal companies that excel at this, in case you're wondering. My experience is that MySQL takes the most skill and effort to scale.
How to Save Web Pages – Four Different Ways All popular web browsers let you save your favorite web pages as “bookmarks” (or some browsers call them “favorites”), but there are other ways to save a web page that you might want to come back to later. Which method is best depends on how often you expect to return to the page, how you like to organize your projects, and if you need to view the page when you don’t have an Internet connection. Watch this video to see four different ways to save a web page. Three of them are available in any browser (possibly with minor terminology changes) and one (the Reading List) is specific to Safari. Video too small? button here ↑ 1) Bookmarks Bookmarks are great for pages that you know you’ll return to over and over. To learn more about the many ways you can organize and use bookmarks, check out my Bookmarks video. 2) Reading List When you want to read a web page later and know that once you’ve read it you’ll be done with it, that’s a job for Safari’s Reading List. 3) Saving Links 4) Web Archives
Bill of Materials (BOM), Change Management, PLM Software | Arena Solutions 10 Email Addresses That Will Be Useful When You No Internet Access 07 Jul 2014 Most popular websites offer an email interface allowing you to post content on to that site from basic mobile phones that don’t have apps or even a web browser. couch mode print story If you have a basic mobile phone that doesn’t include any apps or even a web browser, you can still upload and publish content on to your favorite websites using just the email program on your phone. Here’re some useful email addresses that you should save in your phone’s address book. secret@blogger.com – Your blogspot blog has a secret email address and any email sent to this address will be published directly to your blog as a new post. Related: Send Fax Over Email (no Fax Machine required) Comments are closed but if you want to respond, please send me an email or tweet.
How Cloud Computing Will Transform Information Management Craig Maloney » Scribus Tutorial Scribus is an incredibly powerful Desktop Publishing program similar to Microsoft Publisher and Pagemaker. Unfortunately, it’s power can seem a bit confusing and obfuscated to the novice user. In this series of audio / video screen captures, I create a newsletter for the Friends of the Majestic Maple Library from draft to PDF distribution. Videos: These videos are distributed in Theora format. Mirrors The complete videos are mirrored at archive.org. Local Part 1: Describes the fundamentals of Scribus, including the text area and the image area. (19MB)Part 2: Introduces the story editor and style sheets. (24MB)Part 3: Continues with the introduction to stylesheets, and demonstrates how to distribute your finished product. (28MB) This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. The images used in this tutorial are available from the following people (who have also graciously released their content under the Creative Commons):
Tech To Watch 2012: The Cloud Eclipses Gadgets The cloud isn’t new. The personal cloud is. “The current state [of the cloud] is this type of digital locker,” explained Gartner Research’s Michael Gartenberg. Why It’s Important The cloud is fast becoming the next great frontier in personal computing, offering users near-limitless amounts of online storage, processing power, and content. “We are at a point where brands and platforms and even devices are ultimately going to be defined not by [processing] speeds, but the services they offer. How It Will Change Your Life According to Dharmesh Mehta, director of Microsoft’s Windows Live division, the cloud as it currently exists can be broken down into three divisions: the file cloud, the device cloud, and the app cloud. Within those cloud divisions are the service providers such as Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft. With a less fractious cloud, users will be able to move and access their files using any device with any service. Outlook Recommended by Daniel P. Daniel P.
How to Create a Color Palette for Your Website A color palette is the set of colors used in the design and creation of the website. These colors should be chosen carefully because they will not only determine the overall look of your site, but they will help define your brand as well. Most color palettes consist of between two and four colors, not including basic colors such as black and white. If you already have a logo or corporate design, then you may already have a good idea of the colors you wish to include in your website. First, choose a primary color. A good resource to use when choosing a color is Jason Beaird’s book The Principles of Beautiful Web Design. Websites built using HTML and CSS use a relatively limited set of colors that are known as browser-safe colors, meaning they render the same across all browsers. Traditional designers often use a color-wheel – a tool designed to help you select color schemes visually. Let’s take a look at examples of the most common color schemes.
OpenText Launches New Enterprise-Grade Cloud Information Management Solution Orlando, Fla – 2014-11-12 – OpenText™ (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTC), a global leader in Enterprise Information Management (EIM), today announced OpenText Core, a cloud- based multi-tenant SAAS offering for Information Management. OpenText Core will allow for the simple, secure and smart exchange of corporate documents and collaborative information management. “Our customers need hybrid deployments, on-premises and in the cloud, to create a balanced workload that meets all their data sovereignty requirements while leveraging the power of the cloud,” said Mark J. Barrenechea, president and chief executive officer of OpenText. “Enterprises have different requirements for scale, security, performance, in country data-zones and governance than consumers. With OpenText Core, we are delivering a product leveraging our 20 years of Enterprise Information Management experience that is going to change how the world’s largest companies and governments run.” OpenText Core offers:
Video Tutorials These are links to several tutorials for Scribus. Skill Levels range from beginner to more advanced uses of Scribus. They are distributed in Theora format. Please see Wikipedia:Media help (Ogg) about how to play theora videos on your system. Getting Started with Scribus Getting Started with Scribus is a series of video tutorials in the English Language describing Scribus by way of creating a library newsletter from scratch. Main Site Mirror Site Frequently Asked Questions These are a new series of tutorials for various common tasks in Scribus. Three ways to apply paragraph styles All's Well That Ends Well Edit Contents of Frame and the Properties palette Story Editor Get Text... Synopsis of what you will see (action is fast): Action begins with a page showing three adjacent frames in a three-column layout with some arbitrary text (the long-cherished lorem ipsum) in the left-most and middle. Creating bullet lists Synopsis: Object frame border Polish