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Ubuntu One RIP - Don't Forget Your Data

I recently received an email from the Ubuntu team stating the Ubuntu One cloud service will be shutdown effective June 1, 2014. Ubuntu One was more than a cloud storage provider, it also had a content purchasing aspect to it as well. For instance you could purchase music then store it in the cloud on Ubuntu One similar to ITunes. I started using Ubuntu One when it first appeared in Ubuntu 9.10 (released October 2009) as a desktop client. The service was great it keep my local files in sync & backed up in their cloud server. The software actually worked and I used that for a few years as my desktop backup strategy. As far as I know this is the first cloud storage provider to shut its doors and it should get people thinking about the data they hosted on cloud storage providers. This data is the user's property and is just as important as any of their other assets. So when hosting your data on cloud storage providers I suggest that users devise a simpl

Revive Your Older MacBook Computers with PopOs Linux Install

I own a few older MacBook laptops and Apple's support for them are unfortunately being phased out which means that the newer MacOs releases don't function on the older hardware. Typical Apple move to force consumers to purchase their newer hardware. I normally don't buy Apple products but I had to a few years back for some IOS projects I was working on years ago so admittedly I'm not a big fan of the company in general. Though I'm not a fan of the company itself. I do like the quality of the older MacBook devices. They are tanks for sure. Very well built sturdy shells and most of the innards and components are on the higher end quality of the spectrum compared to their competing products. Since the MacBooks are well built and Apple doesn't support their old hardware they're great machines to re-purpose with a fresh install of Linux and in this post I'll describe i nstalling popOS Linux which is a very cool operating system produced by System76 . Upgrade

New app: PrezPoll - Who would you like to see in the White House?

Like so many north eastern citizens my employer was closed for business in prep for and during the devastating storm Sandy. I was lounging around the house enjoying the family with the storm coverage on in the back ground. After sometime I noticed that all of the Presidential Election coverage was rightfully non-existent and for some reason that triggered a thought. I wanted to create an unbiased grass roots poll that would capture individuals picks for the 2012 U.S. Presidential Election. I wanted to gauge which candidate the public wants to see in the White House this term. I've been learning Python for a few months now and I decided to build an application that could capture these presidential picks and publicly show the poll results. The end result of this application would be to tally the votes for each candidate and display those results to the public online. As I was designing the app and modeling the data I came to the conclusion that I only needed to capture the us

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