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8y ago
Depends on where you are. Even with all of the fees included, I still come out cheaper with the TV+Internet bundle.
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12y ago
33 years ago, on an Atari 800 my Dad bought us. Learned BASIC from the books with program listings of games that you had to type in. All of them were for other flavors of BASIC, so had to modify them for the Atari. Then went in and modif
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Show HN: job search organizer, my side project/MVP
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15y ago
what, no Crash Bandicoot jokes yet? I'm actually surprised they didn't mention that on the About page in some fashion, given how much overlap there is between the hacker and gaming communities.
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16y ago
Agreed about the large accumulations. I was more thinking about the smaller ones that leave a thin coating - we seem to get those once or twice a year. With the asphalt, we can just wait until the sun has been up for an hour or two and me
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16y ago
One thing to keep in mind about the white pavement - it will take longer for snow and ice to melt off of them, which means more equipment/salt/chemicals to clear them. Granted, in warmer climates it probably isn't as much of a concern, but
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16y ago
One big difference between PayPal and Google Checkout has to do with your users signing up for an account on their system. For Google Checkout, your users will also need to have a Google Checkout id before they can complete a payment. On
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16y ago
I've used RapidSSL for domains I registered through Namecheap, since they offer them for around $10, and had good experiences thus far.
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16y ago
no problem. What you have now looks good, so you may not need it unless/until you do a redesign. They basically have a set of predefined CSS classes for layouts to give you a starting point. Blueprint and some of the others also have a de
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16y ago
Very nice. I'm impressed with turning that out in four weeks based on starting with no programming/html knowledge. As far as the CSS goes, one thing that helped me was using one of the many CSS frameworks out there. You might try that if
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19. I thought the test was a joke until my wife took it and got 31.
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16y ago
Teach them how to solve problems, and how to work through getting stuck. I've seen lots of kids (and adults) who give up when they can't figure something out right away or get it to work the first time. Learning how to work through this w
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19y ago
We were hosted at QTS for a little over three years. They are excellent - they were extremely helpful and knowledgeable, problems were very rare and were resolved quickly when they did occur. Much better than the hosting company we were a