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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
This is true, and it makes me thing of all of the private sector solutions that are already available. The market creates the solutions and does not need government interference slowing it down or making dispute resolutions more complicate
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
This is unusual, and it would likely only happen with a respectable registrar if there was a dispute with ICANN.
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
To be honest, music often distracts me, but even distractions can be good sometimes. They get your mind off the issue at hand so you can work on things subconsciously. You might jump to a new issue and find the solution to the old one. I
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
The ability to eradicate numerous diseases may be one of the greatest achievements of mankind. I do not think this story is one to be overlooked if his achievements are applicable to humans.
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
This is a great suggestion because this is how I first became involved in programming. We had these books with code for BASIC in school, and I typed the code. After drawing random circles and stuff, I kept modifying the code to make it do
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Netflix Shares Sink, 800000 Subscribers Lost(online.wsj.com)
1 points by FreebytesSector 15y ago|0 comments
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OpEd: Protect Our Right To Anonymity(nytimes.com)
2 points by FreebytesSector 15y ago|0 comments
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
This is very well written and makes a lot of sense. I am certain that a vast amount of the population has wondered why no action has been taken against anyone in regards to the financial collapse. Interestingly, we are only now seeing the
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
I can imagine that the industry is innovating. If not with standard technologies, they must be evolving their business practices. I am not sure if the magazine sells have declined, but I can only imagine that they have. If so, there woul
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
Ruby coders are rock stars. Perl hackers are sorcerers. PHP coders are ninjas. This must be what they mean in their coded job descriptions.
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
I avoid a response after someone says it. Most of the time, I do not think they notice, but sometimes I get a "Why do you never say 'Thank you' when I say 'Bless You!'" from a person. My response is that I would be thanking someone for do
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
When people say "It is raining cats and dogs," I am afraid they will get the message that harm is coming to innocent animals. We must, for the love of dogs, stop this type of communication at once.
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
Allowing individuals to sign up via their Facebook accounts, Google, etc. has already been considered, and I am going to implement that in the future.
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
Oh, and just to make you aware, I have not added the client features yet. (I am planning to allow you to add clients so you can create invoices and print them or send them via email.) Cumulative daily totals are also created for the times
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Tell HN: Feedback Desired - Time Clock Software
4 points by FreebytesSector 15y ago|4 comments
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by FreebytesSector 15y ago
There was already a book named Daemon that uses similar concepts. I highly recommend it.
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
You should consider taking a look at the Yii framework. It is an alternative to CakePHP, it is new, and it is fun.
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
There are many situations in which rewriting the entire codebase can destroy a project. I have seen it happen. People get excited about a new language or framework and decide to rewrite their code in it. They want to add a single new fea
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How To Ruin The Day of a Programmer [XKCD](xkcd.com)
2 points by FreebytesSector 16y ago|2 comments
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Breaking Out of the Grid in 2D Isometric Games(wildbunny.co.uk)
1 points by FreebytesSector 16y ago|0 comments
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
I completely agree that you should not worry about the NDA, but you should consult a lawyer nonetheless. jsavimbi is correct that the NDA is only going to bind you. As for the second point, I believe that you should not start with an indi
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
I agree with your comments that toolbars should respect the robots.txt because even if a human is doing the crawling, it is still an automated system that is indexing information from that site. I would not want toolbars attempting to send
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
I felt myself being urged to type on a non-existent keyboard as well. If it was a person near me at the keyboard, I would have felt compelled to tell them to move out of the chair and let me do the work.
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by FreebytesSector 16y ago
To add to this, you would also be required to sign a non-compete agreement most likely that would prevent you from duplicating the site for some time period. The brand is something that you are not including in your price. Branding has no