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[Top 10] Marvel Snap Best Free Decks That Are Excellent
Starting out in Marvel Snap can be rough. Before you have Pool 3 cards, it can feel hard to compete. But there’s hope!
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If you’re tempted by the allure of Discard decks, check out my listicle of fantastic Apocalypse-centered Marvel Snap decks.
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VIA: ComputerWorld Canada
Some of the biggest announcements for Hewlett-Packard Co.'s cloud strategy have already come and gone. When it announced the private beta for a public cloud, that was a pretty big deal. But the fundamental nature of HP's Converged Cloud, a term they've been slowly outlining, became much clearer with the last two substantial announcements. Adding to the managed cloud services and private cloud, HP has broken up its cloud services into smaller pieces, allowing businesses to pick and choose what they need. The first part of that, says Neal Clapper, senior vice-president and general manager of Americas Technology Services at Palo Alto, Calif.-based Hewlett-Packard, is the new HP Cloud Planning Services. "(It's) sitting down with the customer and figuring out what they want to get from their information," she says. "Gathering the data a customer might have and putting it into a form or function that makes sense for (them) and any use they might have and implementing a road map for the customer..."
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Interview: Bill C-11 and CIPPIC
On this week's RADIO IT World Canada, David Fewer, director of the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic at the University of Ottawa joins the podcast. Fewer discussed the history and current state of the Canadian copyright bill, C-11, what this will mean for businesses and what your rights are and will be concerning software and content licensing.
VIA: ComputerWorld Canada
The biggest threats to your organization still include the people you know best: Your staff. That’s one of the main conclusions of Cisco Systems Inc.’s annual security report, which the company previewed to reporters in advance of its official release Wednesday. “(While) super-sophisticated threats are coming from outside our organizations ... our users may be some of the top threats that our companies are facing,” said Scott Olechowski, Cisco’s threat research manager...
VIA: ComputerWorld Canada
Given the right circumstances, video games can be a powerful training tool, but finding the right software and teaching methods will be a lot more complex than just handing controllers to your staff It likely won’t be a shoot-em-up like newly released Call of Duty: Modern Warfare that is used, but businesses are slowly warming to the idea of adopting games as teaching and training tools. Jan Plass, professor at New York University and co-director of the Games for Learning Institute, has explored gaming as a medium for education in a field called educational technology and communication. He thinks there are ways in which games, as a medium, can engage students on topics they normally can’t identify with. “Can we build games for topics that students typically don’t want to even get close to and engage those students who are otherwise disengaged?” is the challenge, he said, “to motivate those students that are otherwise unmotivated...”
VIA: ComputerWorld Canada
So your business needs an app. It’s probably taken a lot of deliberation to get to this point but the reality has sunk in. Now the planning starts. Whether it’s to serve a real customer need or create one, building an app can be a harrowing task. Commissioning one, however, can be just as brutal. The mobile application landscape seems to ebb and flow with the tides and it can be hard to tell exactly what characteristics make for a successful app. Various features have been trumpeted since smart phones and tablets began their domination of the gadget landscape, but after polling a handful of local developers, there seems to be a few key themes...
VIA: GameFocus.ca
It’s a bit of a shock that Ubisoft came so hot out of the gate with Brotherhood considering the critical and financial success of Assassin’s Creed II. I mean, obviously it makes financial sense to keep the supply up while there is a demand, but I’m sure I wasn’t alone in being skeptical that even the indomitable Ubisoft Montreal team could crank out even a decent iteration in the AC franchise with such a short development cycle. However, not only is Brotherhood a credible AC game in it’s own right, it manages to tweak and improve upon the existing gameplay enough, within the ACII engine, to make it a really worthwhile experience for even the most casual of Ezio fans...
VIA: GameFocus.ca
In the last few reviews I’ve done for GameFocus, I think I’ve let my inner optimist get the best of me. But of all my crazy longshot games, Bloodstone seemed the least deluded. It had a proven developer, responsible for some of my favorite games over the last few years, at the helm of a licence in dire need of reinvention. Unfortunately, it just wasn’t meant to be. What seemed like a great match on paper was just another pipe dream of my inner nerd. While it’s not the first time this racing game studio has tackled the third person shooter genre (see the equally disappointing The Club), the inclusion of car-themed segments seemed to signal BC trying to take the Bond franchise and make it their own...