Today, fire alarms are a major part of our homes and offices. We use these devices everywhere, and they are important enough that most government regulations require establishments to install fire alarms as a part of allowing them to operate.
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If you are looking for new job opportunities or a place to settle, living in one of the world’s high-tech capitals can be an excellent way that you can set yourself up for living in a center of rapid development. In this article we will go through some of the best high-tech capitals of the world so that you can schedule your visit or plan a move to these locations: Read More →
If you are interested in writing or antiques, it’s likely that you’ve been fascinated by a typewriter before. While many ancient typewriters have been replaced by the idea of our digital keyboards the analog typewriter is making a reappearance. For items like stationary, invitations, letters and more, the standard typewriter can be very useful today! Here is a little about the history of the typewriter so we can remember where the modern keyboard came from:
Facebook is the most popular social media app in the world, and it is continually growing in numbers. People love having the ability to communicate with friends and family across the world and post pictures of their current endeavors. It is a great way to connect with friends in different countries and update others on what you are doing. Some people use Facebook to plan events or start groups revolving around certain topics. As it is so popular around the world, let’s take a look at the 3 countries with the most Facebook Users.
Are you a space fanatic? If you would do anything just to get a glimpse of anything space related, then there is some god news for you. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), through PubSpace, will make your dream on space data come true sooner than you expect. The general public is currently able to access NASAs research database free of charge! Read More →
Had to pick up a copy of this for myself and managed to find a few good discount codes — so here I share.
Yesterday, about 10.2 MILLION blogs fell off the face of the planet for just Under 2 hours when WordPress.com experienced it’s first major outage in four years. In all, about 5.5 million pageviews lost in those 110 minutes of downtime.
According to Matt Mullenweg, the downtime was caused by an unscheduled “core router” change at one of WordPress.com’s datacenter providers. I find it fascinating that a core router change at one data center broke failover mechanisms that should have shifted services over to another working DC. True to Automattic’s slogan, “Inspired by you, Striving to create good, Nothing is perfect.”, it seem someone was less than perfect in designing their failover system… and then forgot to test it.
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