Yamuda

No, codecademy doesnt teach you enough of a language to get you a job. You need to practice read books on that language and make things in that programming language if you want to even be looked at without a B.S. They get you started and you need to finish the job.
 
I am definitly going to tune into this as I am trying to become a programmer

This is my personal preference on removal or spyware and what I found to work the best. If you have a difference of opinion please keep it civil and don't post (while having a heartattack) to tell me how wrong I am. These are steps that I've done daily, for many years, while working in computer repair shops.
 
These are also great steps for those of us that are more computer savvy, because the junk files still accumulate up on our computers even if were extra cautious.
 
Step #1 -
I prefer a clean boot into Windows NORMAL mode.
You only need to boot into Safe Mode if there are things you want to avoid from opening at startup.
Disable your anti virus to make sure no conflicts happen.
 
Step #2 -
Program time. I run a few different programs depending on what I need. They are all small programs and live on my flash drive.
 
#0 RKill - http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/rkill/ - Mainly optional. It runs real quick and kills processes.
#1 AdwCleaner - http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/ - Run this, it's a pretty fast scan that will restart your computer.
#2 Hitman Pro - http://www.surfright.nl/en/downloads - Choose the 32 or 64 bit option. I run this as the second scan, it finds most of the things were searching for. I always enter a fake email for the 30 day trial version. Normally in a shop, I won't need to use it again.
#3 JRT - http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/junkware-removal-tool/ - It's a basic command prompt tool, it's found things others have not and it made it's way into my tool kit.
#4 TDSSKiller - http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/tdsskiller/ - Normal and quick rootkit scanner.
#5 Combofix - http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/combofix/ - This is my last scan. It normally finds the rest and all of it. It's the longest scan and will also sometimes restart your computer. After it's done, press Windows Key + R and type combofix /uninstall
 
Not badly infected? Do just steps #1, 2 and run CCleaner
 
Ad Block Plus! This is a great browser extension that stops a lot of the ads, etc that lead to malware.
For Chrome > https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/adblock-plus/cfhdojbkjhnklbpkdaibdccddilifddb?hl=en-US
For Fireox > https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus/
For Internet Explorer > http://www.google.com/chrome Just install chrome already...
 
Step #3 -
Malwarebytes & Kapersky Rescue Disc @ Stubborn infections
This is a great step if you have a USB dock or able to hook up a drive as a secondary drive.
 
Malwarebytes Anti Malware
Thisis where Malwarebytes shines in my book.
Program can be found here > http://www.malwarebytes.org
Being one of the few programs able to scan a chosen drive makes Malwarebytes a go to program when a drive is way to infected to even get into Safe Mode on.
 
By clicking "Perform Full Scan" it gives you the option to choose which drive. So if you have a drive hooked up as G: by usb, you can elect to scan only that drive. 
This scan does take a decent length of time, but it's worth the wait when you need access to the drive.
 
Kapersky Rescue Disc
This is another great program to have, and since it's a bootable enviroment, it's a great CD to have in your arsenal.
ISO can be found here > http://support.kaspersky.com/us/viruses/rescuedisk
 
This boots into a comfortable setting where you can scan the drive without having to boot into Windows. All you need to do is down the 500MB or so ISO and burn it to a CD.
 
Simply press F12 or your designated Boot select key, and boot to the CD.
Wait for it to boot into a friendly UI. 
Open up the program "Kaspersky Rescue Disc" on the Desktop and hit Scan Computer
 
Step #4 -
Clean up time. This is the fun part of removing junk programs, temp files and the such.
 
CCleaner - https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner - Great basic file system cleaner. Removes the junk temp files.
Revo Uninstaller - http://www.revouninstaller.com - Program uninstaller. Pretty self explanatory.
PCDecrapifier - http://pcdecrapifier.com - Great and fast tool to remove trash programs.
 
 
 
Honorable mentions:
 
Autoruns (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx) is another great tool to check the system auto runs as the name mentions. Lets you see some goodies Please do read up on how to use it before going and clicking on stuff.
Web of Trust (https://www.mywot.com) Recommended by brownninja97 - WOT is a browser extension based on a review system for bad websites that will give informed decisions about whether to trust a website
D7 (http://www.foolishit.com/d7/) is an all in one Windows malware/tweak tool that I've used like 3 times but it's still cool.
 
That's it. Nice and simple malware removal for the every day person. There really isn't much to the process, takes a whole 10 minutes, maybe more depending on the speed of the system and how much Combofix finds. 

Source: http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you
 
 
I think this is a great step. I really hate how patents retard the advancements of technology and by Tesla taking this step, it is huge and hope this will influence more companies in a similar fashion. What are your thoughts? Anyone down to engineer an electric vehicle?!

Source: http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/all-our-patent-are-belong-you
 
 
I think this is a great step. I really hate how patents retard the advancements of technology and by Tesla taking this step, it is huge and hope this will influence more companies in a similar fashion. What are your thoughts? Anyone down to engineer an electric vehicle?!

I love the attitude of Musk, he values the advancement of technology as a whole over his own business involvement in said advancement.

this is a good thing oh yeah, future cars are going to look sweet.

I will be interested to see how this plays out in the auto industry. I hope more company take notes on this. 

This is why I love tesla

I can't imagine they'll give up all the rights to the patent and make it completely open source. They'll probably allow other manufacturers to use their designs for a licensing fee. Knowing Tesla, it'd be a very reasonable fee.
 
+1 Elon Musk.

Now all we need is major companies jumping to use the technology developed/pioneered by Tesla and follow their steps; by sharing their technologies with other companies as well. Maybe there is a chance of major companies making a 'coalition' of sorts where they will work independently to improve upon the technology and then share with others. At least I see that as a reasonable thing to do especially if we are thinking of expanding the electric cars market which from my point of view is definitely a must sooner or later. Now all we can hope for is other companies to get some sense into their heads and adopt the open mindset.
 
@wpirobotbuilder instead of fees they could do what I said above; sharing an innovation for an innovation.

Well that was quick. I wonder who will be the first manufacture to use the patents if any.

Toyota and Daimler already use them. My guess is Nissan and Honda, they've been very forward-thinking in recent years.

This page can help: https://www.wemineltc.com/gettingstarted
 
Here's my probably horrible guide:
Download this(Cudaminer): https://mega.co.nz/#!VARyyRLR!o4ZWiQKWpaxv6BLbTfBml6OWdi89-RW46VPNvgB5XiI Sign up to a mining pool e.g. : https://www.wemineltc.com/register Add a worker: https://www.wemineltc.com/accountworkers Then click "generate .bat" and put the bat file into the /cudaminer-2014-02-18/x86 folder. Right click the .bat file and go edit and put in this line:            cudaminer.exe -H 2 -i 1,0,0 -l auto,F27x3,K28x4 -C 0,2,1 -o stratum+tcp://freedom.wemineltc.com:3333 -O WokerName:password 
Then double click the bat file and you should be mining.

I don't know, ask someone that can predict the future.

Koenigsegg is an amazing hyper car company. This looks fucking amazing!

top gear humor. Har har lol

we have seen Lamborghini laptops before i personally think its stupid why would u buy this.

I wouldn't waste my time playing video games if I had a car like that.

I saw that video and I'm sitting there like
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttt

Introducing the RAZER: Koeniiggggggiggggseggegggggggegegegegegeg

Normally yeah, totally. In this case though? Razer doesn't really innovate on the technological side, they take the same components to be found elsewhere, implement useless bells and whistles to inflate the price and sell it at an outrageous premium.
I mean it would be like claiming people creating gold-plated rims with diamonds encrusted is really contributing to the advancement of the automobile industry's technology: they're only contributing to padding out the price for bragging rights, nothing more. 

Supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg (pronounced koh-nehg-sehg) and PC/PC peripherals manufacturer Razer have announced that they have partnered up to produce a limited and exclusive edition of Razer's Blade laptop. This laptop will only be available for select Koenigsegg owners and Razer fans. The laptop will feature an ultra-slim chassis, which will be CNC machined. Both companies are known for their extremely high-class engineering, so this makes the future quite exciting, both for Razer and Koenigsegg. Since Koenigsegg has plentiful experience in engineering a supercar, they can use their expertise to design high-end chassis for devices. As for Razer, with their expertise in computer's, they can implement their high performance PC's into Koenigsegg vehicles. Think of this as an equivalent to Apple and Tesla, if they partnered up. So, who is Koenigsegg? Why are they popular? What makes them unique, say compared to Tesla or Bugatti? Well, I'll let this video from YouTube by SuperSpeeders present why Koenigsegg have a unique presence in the automotive industry (starting 00:45 seconds into the video):
 

 
Source: http://www.razerzone.com/press/detail/press-releases/koenigsegg-and-razer-push-performance-obsession-with-design-partnership

This is either gonna be like an ASRock + BMW flop or something actually really successful....
 
 
I'm hoping successful...

Full Carbon Fiber Ultrabook comes to my mind :blink:

Since it's only going to be available to those sports car owners, I wonder how many of them enjoy gaming on a laptop...