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3 books for freelancers/bootstrappers, by bootstrappers
(giftofbusiness.com)
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pdebruic
12y ago
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pdebruic
13y ago
Is this the same product: http://my.copyblogger.com/join-authority/ ?
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pdebruic
14y ago
One thing that works for me is setting up scripts using arandr for each display config. Then before undocking I open a terminal fullscreen and run the script for the post-docking config. The script pauses when asking for my password. I t
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pdebruic
15y ago
Send me an email, my info is in my profile. I have a need for someone with your skills. Location doesn't matter, but I'd like to see what you've done before and if you're interested in what I have to offer. Thanks.
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pdebruic
15y ago
rename it to porter.js porters are delicious beers ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porter_%28beer%29 ) and porters ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porter_%28carrier%29 , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porter_%28railroad%29 ) help everyone
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pdebruic
15y ago
OWASP is a good place to start that covers most everything https://www.owasp.org Specifically the development guide: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Category:OWASP_Guide_Project
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pdebruic
15y ago
Its not that there's no money. Its that there's no cost effective way for small organizations to negotiate the contract discovery, bidding, and award process
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pdebruic
15y ago
You could run a Tor exit node: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tips-running-exit-node-mini...
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pdebruic
15y ago
I thought Microsoft's BizSpark program was designed just for you. http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/About/Default.aspx
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15y ago
I think they use this: http://www.akkadia.org/drepper/sha-crypt.html which the version of crypt(3) in glibc. It is almost the same as bcrypt. One difference is that it uses SHA256 or SHA512 instead of Blowfish. But that implementation
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pdebruic
15y ago
Also WhisperCore http://www.whispersys.com/whispercore.html
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pdebruic
15y ago
The C reference implementation is here: http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/src/lib/libc/crypt/ Its from OpenBSD and implemented by the developers of the algorithm. It is what the Python/Ruby/Lisp/PHP etc. versions are derived from or
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15y ago
Yeah your situation right now sounds awful. Its tough to be under-appreciated by people whom you're trying to help. Here are a few things to try. 0. Put your email in your profile so people can email you suggestions/work/jobs privately. 1
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15y ago
I've been a bike commuter for a decade. I'd go back to Metro Bicycles ( http://www.metrobicycles.com/ ) if I needed another bike in NYC. I bought a Dahon Speed D7 ( http://us.dahon.com/bikes/1728/speed-d7 ) folding bike from them a few yea
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15y ago
I'm not affiliated with them but 10pines.com is in Buenos Aires
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15y ago
Hire some writers to make your help docs and how-to guides more robust. That content can last forever and boosts your page rank plus eases customer retention/acquisition (at least while its still accurate to your implementation) but the pp
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16y ago
I'm making a service that does this. Its not public but works OK. I made it for a summer camp where the campers (~250) sign up for different stuff each day (Archery, Swimming, Sailing, + 30 others) so the demand for appropriately trained
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16y ago
Write it in Smalltalk. Squeak runs on both platforms.
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16y ago
While I agree that not paying employees (consultants, etc. ) with money extends the runway while running on the founders captial I have a couple problems with this tactic. 1. Like relying on an unpaid interns you limit your potential employ
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pdebruic
16y ago
I agree with this except for the part where you recommend pumping yourself up with positive feelings. I think if you're pumping yourself up you might be out of your league for the time being. To the OP: The answer to your questions: 1. Yes.
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pdebruic
16y ago
When you say "All of your business cards can go to either..." is that what you mean or do you mean "Each of your business cards can go to either..."? I imagine there's a subset of each that should be moved from one to the other. Also - with
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16y ago
True. But it was probably accompanied with many other copies of itself. Also the truck arriving at the store likely delivered more cargo per mile driven than a UPS/FedEx/Mail equivalent. Those services are more expensive ($/gasoline/packa
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16y ago
If you're interested in implementing this you could just contribute to Quantlib ( http://quantlib.org ) or RMetrics ( https://www.rmetrics.org/ )
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pdebruic
17y ago
Also, unless your name is Sam Beau you should change your handle. Sounds like: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sambo_%28racial_term%29
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17y ago
http://patterntap.com/ http://designinformer.com/how-to-drastically-improve-your-de...
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FYI - sproutbox.com application deadline Dec 5th
(sproutbox.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
or change the text to 'Submit Comment'
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17y ago
I'm sorry but isn't this just a regurgitation of a press release from an organization that sells a commercial version of an open source project they didn't start and also canned a bunch of their people just over three weeks ago after comple
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pdebruic
17y ago
You mean like www.clutu.com or something different?