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bmickler
17y ago
I agree. oDesk has been great for me - nothing but good experiences. The key is to set up a good profile that differentiates you from the cheap workers.
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bmickler
17y ago
P.S. - BTW, when do you expect to allow your linux-using, paying customers to watch your instant streaming movies online?! (off topic rant, I know. goodbye karma!)
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bmickler
17y ago
Take a look at these guys, http://aaaccess.com/ (based in Atlanta, Georgia USA). They provide a gateway to software/web companies.
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bmickler
17y ago
Wow. The word "kanban" in the title caught my attention so I thought I'd take a look. I currently work (for another week anyway) on the finance team for an aerospace manufacturing firm so we are very familiar with kanban and other lean pr
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bmickler
17y ago
Nope, it actually made me chuckle a little bit. First time Google's homepage ever made me do that.
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bmickler
17y ago
Well, I hope the new guy isn't "fond of sharing [his] latest poop with the whole world..." Else, you'll be taking the credit for it on your FB page!
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bmickler
17y ago
I'm using Disqus and it's working out well.
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bmickler
17y ago
I wouldn't worry. The article says that EtherPad share's some features with Wave but the main interest in their technology might be the ability to operate behind firewalls(?). EtherPad's text editing features will probably (hopefully) get
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bmickler
17y ago
The start and finish of the race are located at fixed points. If you're racing on tidal rivers near the coast, where most of our regattas were, the current varies widely throughout the day. Say it's a 5k head-race starting upstream and co
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bmickler
17y ago
I rowed in college, we experimented with different riggings (including arrangement 'a' from the article) and found that, indeed, bucket-rigging and others seemed to yield good times. There were other variables though, strength of the curre
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bmickler
17y ago
Count me in! Post a time a place...
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bmickler
17y ago
Hi quizbiz, I've added my info to your site but some fields got (severely) truncated. I am, in fact, not a lamp, but a LAMP / Android developer :) You may want to add some "maxlength" attributes to your form fields, or else expand your da
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bmickler
17y ago
that's witty.
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bmickler
17y ago
Yeah, my Chrome install totally crapped out and locked up the computer when trying to view this page
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bmickler
17y ago
Anyone have a link to the map site? I've checked nasa.gov but no luck.
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bmickler
17y ago
Hi Eintnohick, It definitely would be faster to simply replace it with the 'echo' statement, but you need to decide if you might want to offer your website in different languages in the future. If internationalization is a possibility then
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bmickler
17y ago
Pretty cool! I can see this being used in the classroom a lot.
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bmickler
17y ago
This is way-old news. Why is it being posted again?
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bmickler
17y ago
3 kids. I agree, having children increased my focus and discipline immensely. However, as time goes by I'm realizing that it's going to be extremely difficult (nearly impossible) to spend the time I need to spend between my normal job and
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bmickler
17y ago
The company website says that cost-per-page is $0.01USD ( http://www.ondemandbooks.com/hardware.htm ). This thing is really cool!
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bmickler
17y ago
I just want to know how that thing got OVER the rail road track into the middle of the tracks.
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bmickler
17y ago
True. It just seems that their website should be a little more usable given who they are and the amount and nature of information they need to disseminate.
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bmickler
17y ago
I went to the supreme court's website to research this further ( http://www.supremecourtus.gov ). Honestly I expected more from the U.S. Supreme Court's website. The site looks terrible and the search is abysmal. I would think that a que