I have heard from plenty of companies that they aren't able to hire me for software engineering because I don't have "a relevant degree", even though I have >2yrs experience as a semi-professional programmer.

Thanks for the tip, not sure how else I would have seen this. Glad to, hopefully, not need to transcode all my video going forward.

Steve Jobs told you to use the built in Videos app and buy shows from iTunes, therefore there should be no other option of a video player offered. [/sarcasm]

#corrections

#corrections

....or not.

Windows is used by the majority of their target by default (market share) - as a result they focused on one client at a time hitting the biggest first.

Top left, you may need to click 'sync' for it to show up.

I did the same process and have 50, I'd email support.

Mint and Ubuntu aren't only targeted at beginners, but ease is definitely their target. All-too-often people get caught up in which distro they use and how it makes them more or less of a power user.

Lol, I did too, at it was a great site. I started checking back when I heard the editors changed recently, but then realized the writers really didn't. Every so often they'll link a good idea, but I already read Hackaday, which is where 90% of the "good ones" seem to come from anymore. Audios for now, I'm off to…

When did the term "clever" get redefined?

Hasn't, but that's definitely not what they're saying - otherwise AC and DC wouldn't be directly stated. No worries though, I rarely log in and look at lifehacker anymore.

"AC, DC, and automobile"

High quality suggestions around here these days. "Put something that smells good in your car to cover bad smells", "Use a flashlight to see in dark places", and this...

Beautiful wood. Don't care for much else, but it obviously works well for them which is great. Though the lack of server performance doesn't speak well for them, IMO.

That either means you guys need to stop doing so many darn iPhone stories or that iPhone people check it on their Apple devices and can't use the form ;)

Mountain Lion seems to be pretty poorly done with lots of system overhead. Personally, I would get an SSD (if the budget allows) and go back to Snow Leopard. If you want a small SSD you could get a cage to replace the cd drive (if you don't use it) for a second 2.5" spot for your old HDD, I had success with this one.

Not with video, no. But for strictly audio purposes it works sufficiently. Probably not worth replacing something you already have.

SSH is enabled by default, it's a waste to bother plugging it into a monitor.