How to Use the Cloud to Automate & Deliver Global Demos & Training. Plus, Lower your Travel & Equipment Costs! Questions? Call 917-524-7383 to Speak to a Hatsize Specialist The #1 Global Cloud-Enabled Training & Demo Solution Register for a free 1-on-1 demo with a Hatsize cloud automation expert and discover how our virtual training solutions can help you: Why Choose Hatsize Hatsize is the only cloud automation/virtual lab solution with the following capabilities: 100% global, cloud-based delivery and distributed datacenter management modelSingle integrated system designed for software or hardware demos, POCs & trainingDemos and POCs available on-demand or scheduled; fully configured as neededProven global delivery of > 2 million lab hours with 99.9% reliabilityAutomated provisioning with complete, built-in image management systemSelf-schedule demos and training via your own portalResource scheduling optimization for CPU-intensive demos or sessionsPay-as-you-go, subscription and floating license pricing optionsPrivate label branding options Here's What Hatsize Customers & Industry Experts Are Saying:
Visual Studio 2013 Preview: CodeLens aka Code Information Indicators - The Ultimate Visual Studio Tips and Tricks Blog [Updated: 7/12/2013: Thanks to John Gardner for the updated info.] There is only one way to describe this next feature: IT ROCKS! To use this feature you will need Visual Studio 2013 Preview and Team Foundation Server 2013 Preview as some information comes from TFS. Presenting the Problem For me, this is the signature feature in Visual Studio 2013. What if I need to find all the references to this method? How about the tests associated with this method? Solving the Problem The Visual Studio team has come up with an elegant solution to the problem: show information about the code WITH the code. Turning It On CodeLens is on by default but I want to point out the information you can choose to view. (NOTE: a faster way to get here is to press CTRL+Q for QuickLaunch and type the word “information” into the search area then select the Code Information Indicators entry) I’ll show these in the order you will most likely see them when you begin using this feature. Show References Mouse Access Finally
All comments owned by their poster. Name: sherman Email: orinoko at gmail dot com Time: 1/7/06 - 21:45:36 I take it that people who have Mobile Centrino chips (like used in the Dell Inspiron 9300) will be left out and cannot use Xen? I was very tempted to do this... I am sick of having a wasted 20gb partition 'dedicated' to xp... Long live Ubuntu. Name: Eric the Red Email: not at home dot com Time: 2/7/06 - 05:58:54 "I haven't tested the stability that heavily because my laptop has a tendency to restart while running Xen." Yeah, I'd say it isn't very stable then. Name: Chris Email: chris13610 at yahoo dot co dot uk Time: 2/7/06 - 11:32:41 Followed the install on the HowtoForge.com site, then folowed these instructions. All works up until I type 'xm create winxp'. Spec: Dell 430SC, 512Mb RAM, Pentium D 920, Ubuntu Desktop 64bit Version 6.06, Xen 3.02 Any idea where I should get this file from? Thanks for the howto. Name: Joel Email: Time: 2/7/06 - 17:02:52 Did you install Xen 3.0.2 ? Thanks!
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Remote laboratory Benefits[edit] The benefits of remote laboratories are predominantly in engineering education:[1] Relax time constraints, adapting to pace of each student, if there was insufficient time in labRelax geographical constraints, disregarding the physical locality of the studentEconomies of scale, as sharing labs allows sharing of large fixed costs of traditional buildingsImprove quality of experiment, as it can be repeated to clarify doubtful measurements in labImprove effectiveness, as student may improve effectiveness of time spent at lab by rehearsalImproved safety and security, as no risk of catastrophic failure Researchers from the Labshare describe the advantages as being: This allows for economies of scale production. Another benefit is that this technology can be integrated into Moodle,[2] which is probably the most used Learning Management System around the world. Disadvantages[edit] The disadvantages differ depending on the type of remote laboratory and the topic area. References[edit]
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