What if I develop something on localhost, and two months later I decide I want to test/implement a feature on Android/iOS.
Do I have to remap my whole localhost development in order to be able to access my localhost from a tablet?
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Do I have to remap my whole localhost development in order to be able to access my localhost from a tablet?
However, as you mentioned, I see plenty of people's personal config files, such as the many sublime text settings folders, or other .xml files.
I could understand if speeds were similar or prices or way lower compared to a traditional HDD, but is it really worth the extra SATA connector you'd gain?
Besides, I'd personally take the risk of loosing 4TB at once instead of 8.
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My friend had a few hundred dollars worth of computer parts in his trunk (works as an on the road technician) and other people had GPS devices in their windows, yet the thief didn't bother looting them.
I suppose when you're disperate you grab what ever you can turn into a quick buck/use yourself.
The server seems to be down/extremely slow to load. Try the Google cache version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:UevJZk_...
As an example, Concordia uses different email adresses depending on your faculty: @jmsb.concordia.ca, @encs.concordia.ca etc.
I believe it would be a good idea if you could implement a way of submiting "new" universities to the list of accepted schools, which can then be handpicked by youself. I suppose ideally a list of most universities available would be better. Dropbox used an amazing email list for their Space Race challange a few years ago, however I can't seem to find it.