@dashrender said in How can I reactivate my KMS Server for Windows 7:

Lol MAK keys.

Someone needs to make an open source server for MAK keys called MAKDaddy.

Flushing DNS now...

Awesome promotion!

SodiYum

@David-M welcome to MangoLassi. Its a great community. And good luck on the job hunt. Great to see the community helping people to make connections.

I love watching TED talks too.

Relevant:

Clients think?

Yes, none of it sounds good. Let's highlight:

• He doesn't know how to do his job.
• He doesn't know how documentation should work.
• He takes credit for other people to cover up not being able to do his job.
• He has been in this one job more than long enough to know this stuff - all stuff that he should have known when he was first hired, so after nine years he is not yet up to the level he should have been to be hired!!!

In reality, it is HIS managers that are probably causing the problem.

Very cool stuff, I must say. Good work.

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-29126854

Really interesting how large the site is.

As far as I know, SD and SSD are the same technology but implemented differently. Basically the same though. SD uses the USB bus. SSD uses SATA, SAS or direct over PCIe.

Just discovered this tool. Seems really useful.

http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2014/09/24/devassistant-a-developers-best-friend/

It's like FourSquare for the minions.

InfoWorld discusses Microsoft's update to the functional programming language F#.

I'm in a Dilbert mood today...

In RHEL 7, and therefore in CentOS 7, Red Hat has introduced a new tool to make it easier to manage underlying disks, the System Storage Manager.

Awesome GIF explaining visually how common sort algorithms work and how their performance differs.