Ennis

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by Ennis 17y ago
I'll look into Arch Linux. My biggest frustration is with drivers. I made the switch from WinXP to Ubuntu last year but I couldn't get bluetooth audio to work. I loved Ubuntu but it wasn't usable for daily workflow. I had to go back to Win7
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FreeBSD Release Engineering(freebsd.org)
7 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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BSD For Linux Users(over-yonder.net)
79 points by Ennis 17y ago|23 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
I also disagree with most of her arguments. That's not to say she's wrong though. I wouldn't have expected the Atlantic to be objective in any case. It's a bunch of editorials and letters wrapped up in glossy paper. I disagree with you abou
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by Ennis 17y ago
This article was linked to recently on Penelope Trunk's blog. For those that are familiar with her then this kind of article shouldn't be much of a surprise. I'm posting this because it's an extremely well written article with intelligent s
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Are You There God? It's Me, Monica (theatlantic.com)
3 points by Ennis 17y ago|4 comments
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Animated film tells of Gaza woman's cancer battle (haaretz.com)
2 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
It is exactly the same with chrome. I used to love it until it ended up being a dog in performance. I honestly thought it was because I started using the dev builds - slow debug logging? BUT, I clear everything but saved passwords every mon
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by Ennis 17y ago
Ever since I started school in Engineering I've been treated as a commodity. It's that much harder to paint yourself in a different light when most peers are fine with the status quo. It's becoming more necessary to distinguish yourself as
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by Ennis 17y ago
blhack I understand what you're saying. I worked in that kind of environment before. If you want to be happy in your current job it comes down to two things: Communication and Limits. You have to find a way to communicate complex ideas to p
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by Ennis 17y ago
yes cookies are required. I use the private browsing mode formost sites unless its email or google services. Helps instead of dealing with enabling/disabling cookies
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by Ennis 17y ago
I second the "hate that it's hosted" aspect. You'll get the same issue at large companies too. The truth is commenting and reviewing sucks. Even when I was at Microsoft everyone complained about it when they did their specs. I definately se
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Executive Compensation 2009: The complete list (Canada)(theglobeandmail.com)
2 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
Well thanks for clearing that up. I appreciate both of the comments of feedback. You are right about the IMG tag. I'm not old enough to remember if there was actually a community with positions or if Netscape was single-handedly deciding ho
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Lower limit, safer highways?(amherstdaily.com)
1 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
"HTML5" publicity helps marginalize those few who still argue that images, animation, audio/video and rich interactivity have no place on the web I don't understand what he means by this. I'm assuming he isn't articulating his thoughts we
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by Ennis 17y ago
This actually makes some sense. I've been meaning to write a paper for the last few weeks. Last night I hammered out a "junk" version that I could improve later. And here I am working on it now.
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Are we entering an age of reverse-globalization?(cleanbreak.ca)
1 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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How to blog about a co-worker (or someone else close to you)(blog.penelopetrunk.com)
1 points by Ennis 17y ago|0 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
I did some research. You are allowed to borrow up to 70% of the $300,000. This is for Entrepreneur Immigration. For investor class then they need 400000 liquid assets and he can borrow %70 of that as well. So it is not as impossible as it s
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by Ennis 17y ago
Again, work visa does not mean immigration. It means he gets to live here and has access to the US if he needs it. And he has access to VCs and startup communities as well.
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30 Female Internet Entrepreneurs(incomediary.com)
22 points by Ennis 17y ago|27 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
I'll add another note. I'm not condoning this but for the sake of all options being on the table... If you know a few people who you trust then you can pool all of your money into one bank account in your name to reach the 500k-1M sum. Alte
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by Ennis 17y ago
Yes that's true unforetunately. But getting a work visa in Canada is not difficult. It's likely with his skills he can find a tech job here. If it's that important he has access to the US then being in Canada is the best next option. The ex
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by Ennis 17y ago
Sharing with hesitation. Interesting, freaky and maybe misguided economics. I can't figure it out. Both sides of the issue make sense I guess. My reading and interests are increasing occupied with this. In any case, these are words from the
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by Ennis 17y ago
Come to Canada! Seriously think about it. Give these a read as well. http://www.ictc-ctic.ca/en/Default.aspx http://investincanada.gc.ca/eng/default.aspx
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by Ennis 17y ago
I actually think it's a good idea. I don't know about fantastic or if it would make much money but I can see potential in it. I don't think they had the right team for it. I did not see much creativity or innovation going on here. It's a ve
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Balancing Marriage and Business(inc.com)
4 points by Ennis 17y ago|1 comments
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by Ennis 17y ago
I remember coding together a compiler using flex and bison. It was a nightmare. This definitely is not a short term task. Frankly I don't think the commitment is there from the community. Not yet at least. Then again, gcc breakage is ridicu
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Somali Pirates Are Getting Rich: A Look At The Profit Margins(247wallst.com)
1 points by Ennis 18y ago|0 comments

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