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13y ago
I don't believe it! cummings using capitals and punctuation. :)
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13y ago
Looks fantastic, but I wonder about the tolerance wrt paper alignment. I'm picturing my office where people usually rush up to the printer, grab their printout and bump the printer.
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Working lives Vietnam
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Emergent Complexity
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Lenovo doubles mobile device sales
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Samsung Brazil violated labour laws
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Design By Numbers: Typography
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Good and Bad Reasons to Become an Entrepreneur
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London Pneumatic Despatch Company
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13y ago
No. One of you needs to be the adult in the relationship.
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13y ago
just clicking around and hit a link to aquafide who: "develops and distributed innovative and sustainable water treatment solutions for municipal and industrial customers" but seem to have a website that is "First Car"?
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Hygiene ratings: an interactive map of UK food outlets
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Language in books shows how we have grown more selfish
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16 useless infographics
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13y ago
>>maybe they should release some more of their ecosystem to make it viable for more startups to use .NET. Someone small using some free compilers/libraries and MySQL may eventually be a prospect to buy VS and SQL Server And there
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13y ago
firebase has bindings for angular: https://www.firebase.com/blog/2013-03-29-firebase-bindings-f... and https://github.com/firebase/angularFire which make it relatively simple to wire up your angul
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13y ago
mouthwash made with some high quality peppermint essential oil. The menthol in mint plants apparently tricks your brain into thinking you are cooler than you are......
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13y ago
Perhaps those in power simply need better (commercially disinterested, emotionally neutral) advisers for topics about which said politicians know nothing.
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13y ago
My thoughts exactly - a book about creating launch pages for products not yet built?
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13y ago
RSS readers seem the app-de-jour :)
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13y ago
I like the sentiment. Battle testing your generalised solution is always a good idea. It's also a good idea to know when you don't need a generalised solution.
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UK to probe Huawei staff's role at cybersecurity centre
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We are all pole dancing on the internet
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Seeing the world as a child does
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Yahoo wins battle over PRISM court papers
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13y ago
Some advice I got was to go for an interview every 6 to 8 months whether you are looking for a job or not. The skill of interviewing well is different to the skill of actually doing the job and it never hurts to stay in practice.
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Giving Ruby a bad name: Women as Job Perks, Again
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13y ago
Maybe stackoverflow or serverfault could help if you are having specific issues with the code or the server setup?
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13y ago
Nicely put. SQL is the great equalizer.
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13y ago
I love SQL and I love databases. It's usually where I start any debugging - "what's in the database?" is what my first mentor always used to say when I hit a snag - surprising how often the actual data is simply not bein
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