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Is the column varchar or something similar? Sure. As long as the data type is the same it's fine.

Maybe a little Bootstrap?

Don't know if there's much that'd completely replace it, but there are a few features I see there that are in a few other frameworks I've used. Things like jQueryUI, and Chart.js. I kind of see Kendo as a "step up" from things like that I've used. So I don't know that they'd meet your criteria for "better".

Just in case anyone stumbles across this with a similar issue, I think @Electronics Wizardy was on point. What I ended up doing was setting static IPs for each LAN port on the NAS, and reserving them for the NAS on the router. Then I just modified the hosts file to point the server name to one of those IPs. So far so good.

I wouldn't rule that out at all, especially since I'm the one that set the network up. I'm amazed it works if I'm honest. The web connection is made via the IP, but attempting to access through file explorer using the server name. Just so I can try to wrap my head around it, why would reinstalling my computer's network adapter fix this? The IPs have been the same on the device since I installed it. In any case thanks for the tip. Looking into this now! As an addendum, I had a file left in my quick access that was pointed to ThisPC\Servername\folder. It's playing off the device right now, but I'm not able to open the location from the list. The thumbnail isn't displaying either. Also the few folders that appear and are accessible are using the server name. For example the Plex folders although I actually have Plex using a different location.

Hey guys, I'll start out by saying networking isn't my area of expertise, and the Google machine just leads me down a series of steps that don't seem to help. Maybe someone out there has a little insight to this. I recently added a Synology NAS to my network. 90% of the time things are great, however there's a very random problem that crops up on my desktop (which is where I believe the problem to be). I can connect to the web interface, and even media/plex folders on the device no problem. They've never not worked. However every now and then I can't access folders or even the device itself via Windows file explorer. The solution to this seems to be to uninstall my network adapter in device manager, then scan for hardware changes to reinstall it. After doing that it'll work fine until it doesn't again. In between working and not working I make no changes to anything. I have SMB 1 through 3 enabled because that comes up a bunch in searching. I'm sure the issue is me, but I'm kind of at a loss. Reinstalling my network adapter every day will get old quickly. Thoughts? Thanks for your time!

I'd recommend Swift. As far as IDE you're kind of stuck with Xcode, but I've also really enjoyed using AppCode (Jetbrains) along side it for the actual code. Then just do the storyboard stuff in Xcode. It's kind of clunky using two IDEs simultaneously but I do it so rarely that I find it more comfortable to have the familiar IntelliJ style editor. YMMV of course.

Hmm. Couple of things that come to mind, but I'm not sure on any of them. If I were in this situation I'd spend some time with my browsers dev tools and the element inspector to see if I could maybe figure out where the issue is/see where the problem divs are. Maybe there are rows in the body that have an issue with the number of columns and that's causing them to artificially push down into the footer. As I mentioned most of the time I have an issue like this that's why. If you know adding padding fixes it you could just add that padding in a media query for the size that is the issue. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.

So show us what you have above it? It's probably the same kind of thing. If you're getting overlaps with bootstrap it's usually down to not doing the column math correctly.

Just set each column in xs to 12 then so they fill the row at that viewport. Not sure what drugs I was on last night. Or do what I've done on occasion and just set the col-md width only (I'm not a designer at all, I'm a backend guy that's forced to pretend to do this stuff). It'll function on all viewports. Probably not elegantly though. I'll attach a couple screens quick that i tossed together. The only changes to these are only setting the divs to only have medium columns. <div class="footer"> <div class="container"> <div class="row"> <div class="col-md-2 col-md-offset-3"> <ul class="unstyled" style="padding-left: 0 !important;"> <li>© 2015-2017</li> <li>© 2015-2017</li> <li>© 2015-2017</li> <li>© 2015-2017</li> <li>© 2015-2017</li> <li>© 2015-2017</li> </ul> </div> <div class="col-md-2"> <h4>Features</h4> <ul class="unstyled" style="padding-left: 0 !important;"> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> <li><a href="/ce">Conan Exiles</a></li> </ul> </div> <div class="col-md-2"> <h4>Resources</h4> <ul class="unstyled" style="padding-left: 0 !important;"> <li><a href="#">Support</a></li> <li><a href="/terms">Terms</a></li> <li><a href="/privacy">Privacy</a></li> <li><a href="#">Support</a></li> <li><a href="/terms">Terms</a></li> <li><a href="/privacy">Privacy</a></li> <li><a href="#">Support</a></li> <li><a href="/terms">Terms</a></li> <li><a href="/privacy">Privacy</a></li> <li><a href="#">Support</a></li> <li><a href="/terms">Terms</a></li> <li><a href="/privacy">Privacy</a></li> </ul> </div> </div> </div> </div>

If you just need to check functionality you could use something like a live version of Ubuntu (or another distro). Save time installing stuff. Unless you have a specific need to check w/ Windows.

Cache size might be different too. Does the 960 evo have a SATA variant? All I see is NVMe. Edit: On the subject of the question asked - for gaming it won't really matter. If the 960 is indeed only NVMe though, and it's still an option for you... Well personally I'd take a long look at it

Every time I've seen that come up it's in the context of a server and involves port forwarding. Though, as mentioned, this isn't my area If you come up with a solution please do let me know. I'm always interested in more knowledge. Good luck!

I'm not a networking guy beyond basic stuff, but if that restriction doesn't just apply to the shared WAP you may be out of luck. If you could hide devices that are ultimately connected to that access point I don't think they'd be usable. Each device would need an IP for proper routing. Your only real shot is if that connection restriction is only applied to that WAP. If you can install your own on that wired connection and not have to deal with it you'd be golden. I'm not good on packet routing. IP/MAC addresses and whatnot. Someone correct me

How do they know which devices are from which apartment to limit to 4? Does that limit only apply to that shared access point? Would adding a personal access point to the network connection you mentioned bypass that restriction entirely?

At a glance, it's probably because you have too many xs columns in the row. Change all the xs columns to 4 and see if that helps.

Does your work laptop have Hyper-V? Linux VM. Barring that, have you checked out https://www.compilejava.net/ or https://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_java_online.php I've never used them personally, but those are the only two I've ever heard of acquaintances using.

@Dat Guy Now I follow. Well said.

You're opinion is definitely not wrong, and I don't even disagree, but the fact is if you don't want to preclude yourself from a lot of work in the field you're going to have to learn to write some form of JavaScript. In addition web apps are a thing. Right or wrong. Maybe you can talk an employer/client out of using JavaScript in some scenarios. In others it could very well come down to you write it or you don't work there. As an example, one of our core business applications here is heavily reliant on JavaScript. I wouldn't have a job if I refused to learn JavaScript. I guess my point is understand what you're using, it's limitations, and best practices to try and limit exposure. Even explaining to people the potential dangers. That being said definitely don't harm your potential future employment prospects by taking that kind of stand. Someone's going to write it either way, and personally I'd prefer to see it written by someone that cares enough to be aware of potential security risks. YMMV.

Objective C or Swift for native iOS apps if you don't want to do something like Xamarin or PhoneGap. If you're just starting out and want to do native iOS apps I'd suggest Swift personally.

I find the G600 to be more comfortable than the Naga. Might be a little more $$ unless you find a sale, but I honestly believe it's worth the small premium. http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse

@InvertedGPR I haven't seen those errors before. Have you tried running the installer as administrator?

Good luck. I've also heard stories of boot devices getting mixed up after a Windows 10 upgrade. Never seen it myself, so I don't know if it's valid. If you can get into your BIOS that might be something to check? Hope you get it!

Can you create the Windows 10 media creation tool on another system and boot to that at all? Or try to start in safe mode? Had an issue at work where the Windows 10 update broke graphics drivers and it kind of looked like it refused to post, but starting in safe mode and reinstalling graphics drivers fixed the issue. If it's really not posting then I guess I don't know.

I would personally suggest starting with C# or Java. I know they may be a little heavy to cut your teeth on, but it'll force you to learn a lot more than just simple syntax. Not that Python is bad or anything I just happened to start on Java and have been grateful for that experience, so I like to toss it out there from time to time. I like this statement. It's really not just about what you write, but how you write it imho. Take that for what it's worth. Also, I managed to forget. If you're interested in a little Java/.Net, but would rather do something entertaining with it other than staring at code, check out Robocode http://robocode.sourceforge.net/