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by scas 14y ago
Hurricane Electric offers free DNS, http://dns.he.net
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by scas 15y ago
There is a meetup scheduled for tomorrow: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3674215
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by scas 15y ago
I've had similar experiences over the years. I started out at a startup with inexperienced founders, which resulted in micromanagement and eventually my departure after a few years. I was then hired on at a couple traditional server hosti
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by scas 15y ago
Glassdoor's moderation policies also filter out a lot of negative reviews, so you never really see the full picture
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by scas 15y ago
To me, what you said seems like the other technical people that don't write code would be considered "non-technical", which doesn't make sense to me. I, for example, don't write code but I'm far from non-technical. So... I'm still confuse
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Ask HN: Where do you draw the line between technical and non-technical?
1 points by scas 15y ago|2 comments
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by scas 15y ago
Sometimes I'll skim the documentation on a certain technology if I expect I'll be asked on it, but most of the time I don't really do any sort of preparations. My experiences cover a lot of the technical questions I'm asked, so I usually ha
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by scas 15y ago
My first job was employee #1 doing software development and sysadmin work for a non-funded startup in south Florida. Essentially, I was the IT staff for the company. At the highest, my wage was about $7/hour, with no insurance or equity. I
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by scas 15y ago
The source code was liberated and put on github just a few days ago. Take a look at http://pastebin.com/gAntZQik for a breakdown of how that took place. The github link is https://github.com/jrmithdobbs/netatalk-2-2-0-p6
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by scas 15y ago
timeline of events: http://pastebin.com/gAntZQik
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Netatalk 2.2.0 source code now on github(github.com)
1 points by scas 15y ago|1 comments