cilurnum

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by cilurnum 15y ago
Don't worry, you're not the only one.
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by cilurnum 15y ago
I hate the way idiots refer to you as 'my team' or worse, 'your team'.
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by cilurnum 15y ago
Any developer with any intelligence or skill doesn't do that. You don't just 'publish' something. As a developer there is no way I can imagine this being done innocently because it is something that is always at the forefront of your mind.
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by cilurnum 15y ago
"and hotlinked to images on their site." Jesus...............
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by cilurnum 15y ago
None of that post makes any grammatical sense. This is beyond the pale and it is not a case of 'live and learn'. Every single one of us as developers have taken the page layouts of others, even looked at their code and then coded something
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by cilurnum 15y ago
This is a little beyond the pale and I fail to see why DHH should contact them discreetly. No, I don't like DHH's attitude sometimes but lifting code straight from someone's site is just so brain-dead it defies belief. The vast majority of
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by cilurnum 15y ago
It's a little more than skin deep.
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by cilurnum 15y ago
One wonders how this ever happened and why on Earth they didn't have HTML and front-end skills enough to do their own presentation. The fact that their blog is now down with a database error does not exactly inspire much confidence.
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by cilurnum 15y ago
Google cache. ;-)
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Ask HN: The Viability of PaaS Providers (EY, Heroku etc.)
1 points by cilurnum 15y ago|0 comments
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by cilurnum 15y ago
I believe it is always something you should consider to cover your back anyway. It doesn't have to be too expensive and you can at least use it to give a client some assurance.