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ottod
1y ago
This article deserves to be the basis of a Wikipedia page. It is so well written and full of references. Congratulations to the author.
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ottod
1y ago
Same with me. I had just changed my SIM last month, forced by the phone company. Luckily I had an inactive eSIM from a trip abroad from last year as IMEI2; that Google liked.
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1y ago
First Linux I bought was Walnut Creek Linux CD-ROM. Second was Redhat. I would still be on Redhat if it were not for IBM and their bad faith source-available interpretation of the GPL. Then I bought Mandrake and used it as long as it was Ma
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3y ago
Thank you for Harmonic, it is beautiful. Open sourced just makes it perfect.
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4y ago
Mouths to feed, mortgage, education, healthcare. I had a business with two single friends as associates, a guy and a girl (me a guy). Both of them checked out at five, they had many chat windows with friends open during the workday (MSN
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4y ago
Read, study to prepare. Respect the wisdom of each gender, talk to find the common principles of your new family. Then, when approaching every new real life situation of your new dad role, embrace and respect your instinct, it comes with mi
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4y ago
No, I don't. I'm a latino tech worker living in Latin America. If I I were to program in Spanish, I would be closing the global market for my profession. I have seen Russians love Java. I have seen much sustained interest in Go fr
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4y ago
For me, WordPerfect in Spanish. It was a very professional translation, and all the relevant associated tools worked too. Now, sometimes you get all the bells and whistles in English and a couple more languages, and then only core functiona
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4y ago
Making art in the broad meaning of the word. I became an amateur actor. Then an amateur director. I forced myself to read poetry. That type of things helped me the most. I'm 54 now, but I started doing these things during my late teens
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5y ago
The best training is not going to school. My three daughters have always been homeschooled. Every minute they have for themselves, they practice all sorts of creative activities by choice. They paint, write, draw, play music, do crafts.
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5y ago
Think Ray Kroc. Nothing else matters, according to Metallica.
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6y ago
My girls, then aged 10 and 12, made it through the Coursera ECS first course. They are not geniuses, but the material is stellar. I helped them in a couple of assignments. They enjoyed it, even tough not one of them went the STEM route. The