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Can the HomePod be Housetrained?

The announcement of the Apple HomePod immediately interested me, as I find myself serving as both the “office audio guru” and “generally interested in home automation” guy. While watching the […]

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Written by Adam Leonard -- June 15, 2017
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The Story of Bright Pot

Who among us hasn’t killed a houseplant or two? Or maybe 10? With the memory of a recently deceased office fern fresh in our minds, the DevNow FedEx team conceived […]

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Written by The Bright Pot Team -- December 16, 2016
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Why Does Pokémon Go Eat My Phone’s Battery?

Simple answer: it’s the GPS. The cool augmented reality stuff isn’t easy either, but shut that off—even flip your phone upside down for power-save mode—and GPS is still going to […]

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Written by Brendan Adkins -- September 8, 2016
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Dedicated Servers

The A-lister for dedicated servers is Rackspace, a managed hosting provider I’m always happy to recommend. Great support & service. The one “downside” is that their price reflects their quality. […]

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Written by DevelopmentNow -- June 3, 2007
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VPS Hosting

VPS Hunt I’ve been looking into VPS hosting a bit more and found a few well-recommended providers: ServInt LiquidWeb Zone.net PowerVPS Hostmaven MediaTemple’s Grid-Service and Dedicated Virtual services. RimuHosting ServInt especially […]

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Written by DevelopmentNow -- May 30, 2007
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Are Virtual Servers Right for Your Applications?

A question came up recently on a mailing list I’m on about virtual machines for production applications. I’ve used virtual servers for web & database apps before, but only for dev/qa […]

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Written by DevelopmentNow -- January 21, 2007
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When will my hard drive fail?

…or, why should I get RAID? Like I said before, if you’re getting a dedicated server for web hosting, you should get RAID. Just get it. But if you really […]

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Written by DevelopmentNow -- November 20, 2006