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by 3825 14y ago
Built on asp.net MVC http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2008/09/what-was-stack-overflo...
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by 3825 14y ago
Are you paying $150 per user per year? What is the most important feature/component for you?
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by 3825 14y ago
Exchange server is $10 per month at Rackspace [1] I've heard good things about Microsoft Office 365 as well. Then, there's always Google Apps for Business... [1] https://www.rackspace.com/apps/email_hosting/exchange_hostin...
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by 3825 14y ago
That'd be fine as long as they're not reusing it everywhere.
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by 3825 14y ago
Individual Developer - 90/10 (code/meetings) I think 90/10 is a bit high. I have yet to meet a Manager who writes code (quick and dirty SQL queries or get latest => view changeset don't count as coding if you ask me). 90/10 might also m
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by 3825 14y ago
>After all, you aren't storing my password in it's raw form, so length shouldn't matter for your VARCHAR(30) database field, right? How can Google (helpfully) tell me that I changed my password so many days ago? Am I over-thinking this?
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by 3825 14y ago
You'll have to switch to a GSM carrier like ATT or T-Mobile though.
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by 3825 14y ago
Not so sure about last pass. I just wish everything legitimate just had an option to sign in with Google.
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by 3825 14y ago
Would you mind sharing how your program works?
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by 3825 14y ago
I agree with everything except the last word in your article.
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by 3825 14y ago
I am having difficulty reaching your site.
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by 3825 14y ago
Right and that is a part of the thought experiment. How would society evolve around not being able to compensate people to do those things through money? It is just a thought experiment though and I was not trying to solve any problems, I w
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by 3825 14y ago
We'd need to decouple work and wages. Someone told me there is no such thing as working illegally in the US. There is only illegally getting paid. I am sure we can find work for everyone but how much is the compensation? Perhaps we ought to
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by 3825 14y ago
I'd like to think I consider myself more than a commodity to be sold to the highest bidder. Also, if this takes off, I am sure people will find ways to game the system six ways til Sunday.
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by 3825 14y ago
The smokeless stoves are a really good example of a little money going a long way to help people's quality of life.
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by 3825 14y ago
I answered 18 out of 20 questions correctly. American Apparel and Toyota tripped me.
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by 3825 14y ago
yes, what we forget is that poor people are just as self-centered and greedy and profit-motivated and 'evil' as every rich guy out there. What do the people in nation A need money for? I'd guess the main focus has to be in infrastructure de
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by 3825 14y ago
you can't force them though, right? you would want them to voluntarily give the money to you. good luck with that.
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by 3825 14y ago
If they downloaded a copy of my car and didn't physically touch my car, then no. What were you thinking?
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by 3825 14y ago
Any recommendation on what they should be doing instead?
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by 3825 14y ago
Yes, that was what I was getting at. While we are at it, traffic tickets as a revenue source or actually any fine as a revenue source is potentially bad.
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by 3825 14y ago
>at least with the inhumane conditions in American prisons Should we, as people who are not currently in prison, not try to make prison living conditions better instead? Some things that come to mind are: 1. Nobody should gain monetaril
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by 3825 14y ago
The photo with Linus showing the middle finger seems to be from his rant about nVidia. I don't know how that is relevant to this article.
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by 3825 14y ago
I thought the idea with Turing's pardon was that pardoning him implies that he did something wrong which is clearly not the case. What do you think about this argument?
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by 3825 14y ago
>But we should be better than this. I am ashamed to be a part of the same community that you claim to embody. >calling for the head of everyone and anyone related to the prosecution Not everyone. I think Lawrence clearly named ONE n
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by 3825 14y ago
Discovering a vulnerability
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by 3825 14y ago
How do zero day vulnerabilities work in free software projects where the development is in the open? If there is a vulnerability in Firefox 18, I'd guess it was there in the beta, aurora, and nightly channels as well.
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by 3825 14y ago
They paid for their parents and then expected their children (us) to likewise pay for them. The first generation essentially got something for nothing. That does not sound right to me. If we follow the logic that we've been following, tho
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by 3825 14y ago
I heard so much about death panels and blah blah blah but I absolutely want to sign a document that says that if keeping me alive is going to cost over x dollars, please pull the plug and save the money. The x will probably change as I ma
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by 3825 14y ago
>Second, is how to provide healthcare for the boomer generation. There absolutely has to be a dollar cap on how much the government will spend on health care on an individual . Then, we must absolutely stick to it. If the limit is reach

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