@Reid-Cooper said:

The market for Linux just keeps growing and growing. One of the healthiest IT job markets today.

Yes, I see just a ridiculous amount of Linux work out there in all sectors.

Not bad, but things like 3 and 4 aren't really resume items. Those are more either cover letter and/or interview tips.

@Carnival-Boy Well that is truly disappointing!

@scottalanmiller said:

http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2014/11/24/pc-bsd-10-1-review/

It took me a few goes to read that link correctly.
The first few times, I read Linux BS DOS. 😆

Here too:
http://faildesk.net/2014/11/20/barbie-gets-a-job-as-a-computer-engineer-cant-avoid-malware-takes-credit-for-game-design/

@Dashrender said:

Even Omaha, NE is a higher target than Dallas 🙂

Ok, guess I'm good then.

@Dominica said:

Ah, so it's showing how long it takes in relation to the others? That's a great visual.

Yes, you can see how long the sorts take given different sorting methods as well as with different starting points (different algorithms work better or worse with different types of data) and you can see it working it through so that you can somewhat tell how the algorithm is doing the sort as it goes. It's a little too fast to do that well, though. I wish that it was a little slower.

I bought a Onedrive 50 gig subscription last year to have an online place to save my pictures. Now that I've personally setup my own Office 365 business account I wanted to migrate everything over to that single account - It's been pretty frustrating the past two weeks trying to move items between them and get the sync to work.

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksaj said:

The fact is that the answer of totally blocking both is likely not the best answer.

I don't understand. If you are okay blocking the useful one of the two, why would it ever be allowed to not block the less useful and more risky? This just doesn't make sense. If you are willing to block cloud storage you should be blocking USB by default, no question. Blocking only one doesn't make any general sense. Blocking both or neither, does.

Scott, just drop it. This discussion has run its course.

I don't allow office associates to friend me.

Coolio!

I really need to buy one too. I was told that I had earned a free one from a vendor when I got my vExpert certification but that was a marketing scam. They never really sent one. None of that free stuff that people claimed to give to vExperts turned out to be real. Except for Pluralsight, that was awesome.