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Harkins
15y ago
So someone who buys a copy can redistribute it freely with changes? http://opensource.org/docs/osd
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15y ago
They are. I sold a chunk of my library, a couple hundred books, on Amazon, and saw sellers who would update their prices to be a cent or two below mine any time they didn't have the lowest price. The other commenter is correct, that there's
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16y ago
Yes, you're thinking of the right state: http://www.usatoday.com/news/education/2011-04-15-detroit-te...
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16y ago
Anecdote: I've been traveling for the last three months, but most of my network is in Chicago. I hear from recruiters and hiring managers every couple days and, despite the consensus that Chicago has a "developer crisis" (to use the words o
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Electrifying the Middleman
(theaporetic.com)
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16y ago
I thought to post this because I read it a few days ago and tried it on recruiter spam last night. After he checked that I was a dev and not a recruiter he said it had never happened before and that the $500 Visa gift card he offered was "a
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Recruiters: My fee for referrals is 5%
(t-machine.org)
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Starting a Craftsmanship Tour at Obtiva
(push.cx)
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16y ago
I run this site at http://NearbyGamers.com
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16y ago
I am running (4) at http://NearbyGamers.com now. I lovingly call it an 'anti-social network' because the entire goal of the site is to get visitors off the site and gaming with each other in person. There are a couple dozen other sites in
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17y ago
Most of the rest of the Fourth Estate is large, publicly traded companies who are already taking a beating in the stock market.
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17y ago
Lamson is, however, GPL rather than AGPL. I checked after reading the post. Seems odd given the content of the post.
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Subtractive Design
(sirlin.net)
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17y ago
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17y ago
I like to say "No thanks". If you think about it logically it doesn't parse, but I've found that the common phrase invokes the "I just was just treated politely" part of the brain in almost everyone, saving much hassle.
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17y ago
Yeah, good point.
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17y ago
I think he's grumpy because Wordpress's actions (and lack of actions) means the healthy marketplace for themes and plugins that could exist doesn't. A lot of plugins and themes have been abandoned by their creators because they're walking a
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17y ago
If you're thinking he could create a premium marketplace that works as a Wordpress plugin, it's a terrible idea. He'd be proving the model for Wordpress, as soon as he started getting traction they could introduce their own official premium
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17y ago
I'm working on this problem.
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17y ago
They could. One workaround is to record the IP address a post came from (generally a good idea) and keep showing it to that IP, too. They can still ask a friend to look, but the goal here is not to be perfect but to make any kind of improve
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17y ago
kcombinator.com
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17y ago
This headline is unsupported. The link goes to a download page with no source code, vcs, or mention of an open source license. I think it would be better titled "released", in which case it's a dupe.
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17y ago
I'm also building one, been blogging as I go: http://push.cx/tag/athenge And, yeah, I have a similarly low opinion of the game industry as this article. Looking at it from the outside I see no reason to be part of it, I'm happier to be a
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17y ago
And in fact they do: http://www.shivaranjan.com/2009/05/17/linux-how-to-install-c... There are also daily tarballs if you don't use Debian/Ubuntu or feel like doing it yourself. I don't think the phrase "truly committed to open source" me
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17y ago
That example is the equivalent of 'grep -r needle .' if you have GNU grep.
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17y ago
"Shares in the company were priced at $20 and opened on the Nasdaq stock exchange at $24.50. The stock ended the day at $31.89." Why is the headline never "OpenTable Underpriced Shares by 60% in IPO"? I mean, I know the answer, it's because
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17y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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17y ago
Read the book Bowling Alone. If you are poor, TV is probably the only entertainment you can afford. America has lost or greatly diminished almost all its local communities. A poor person without television would need a lot of other local po
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17y ago
How did you get it to work? I got a screen that said "Loading" with animated dots. Left it 20m while reading other tabs and came back to the same thing.
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H-1B visa use cuts U.S. programmer, software engineer wages by up to 6%
(computerworld.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
It already happened on Linux. I know I saw one in 2001, but I wouldn't be surprised to hear they go back years earlier. They don't look much like Windows/OS X botnets; instead of this trojan horse stuff they'd just crack insecure services o
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