lxa478

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   by lxa478 13y ago

   I'm not too familiar with the extent of California's "long arm" with respect to websites, but CA tends to take the position that most any contact with the state gives CA jurisdiction (I'm probably a bit broad here).
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   by lxa478 13y ago

   Good lord, does nobody plan before they start hacking away? If someone wanted to watch me write software, they would see a bunch of scribbling on a notepad or whiteboard for most of the time.
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   by lxa478 13y ago

   There would be enough jurisdiction to arrest the guy if he happened to travel to France though. Maybe not enough to have any charges stick, but probably enough to make his life misérables.
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   by lxa478 13y ago

   I agree, and add that Scope of Work and the process to change the scope are the most important (followed by deliverables and cost) because those two areas seem to cause most contention. I also love the idea of using existing and well unders
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   My fiance's dad is a garage tinkerer (and pet lover). Here's his startup.(indiegogo.com)

   1 points by lxa478 14y ago|0 comments
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   A collection of design contracts and other useful documents(webdesignlaw.com)

   2 points by lxa478 14y ago|0 comments