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by Hates_ 18y ago
Hmmm not sure. It works well for me on my iMac.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Wow! Very nice.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Drink plenty of water, eat plenty of healthy foods, exercise a lot. And don't wait to make it a new years resolution.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
I'd still choose Java as my bread and butter language.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Can anyone point me in the direction of a good Emacs tutorial? Or recommend a book?
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Photoshop
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://somafm.com - especially their Groove Salad or Digitalis mixes.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://www.tradestation.com/platform/overview.shtm This should do the trick. I've never tried it myself but certainly looks interesting. I know of a few people who use it to try out different systems.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://www.userscape.com - Not open source, but might be worth a look.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://www.joker.com
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://blogs.thoughtworks.com - A great blog aggregation of Thoughtworks workers.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
A good idea to implement.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
IMHO nothing comes close to IntelliJ. Whether it be Java, Grails, or Rails. It's a pleasure to use. I did a stint of using Textmate (which is a brilliant texteditor), but just lacks the refactoring tools that IntelliJ provides.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
The answer depends on your budget :) Personally, I would go for the 2.4Ghz MBP and buy my own extra memory for it. Saying that though the cheaper 2.4Ghz MB also looks like a good machine. Question is if you really need a laptop. I really wa
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by Hates_ 18y ago
"Go ahead, click the button... That'll be ten million dollars."
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Selenium IDE for web application acceptance testing.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Personally I just upmod articles I want to reference in the future (they get stored in your saved section).
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by Hates_ 18y ago
I stared at the homepage for a couple of minutes and still couldn't figure out what it did. So I thought I'd try and create whatever a bin is and I'm asked to login. I stopped there.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
I don't think it matters when you launch. If it's a mini-preview you might not want a big fanfare, but rather a small launch so that you can get users on board, get feedback and continually improve until you reach a stage where you're ready
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Because he's not like the rest of us who make up less then 1% of the IT industry.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Please let's not start turning into Digg.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
After having a play I think the idea of placing points in the task text works well. I can also tally up all the points and place them in the sprint name, which can then also be renamed at the end of a sprint to show how many points were est
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Wow! This is unbelievably impressive. In terms of Scrum, can I assign points to my stories? and see an overview of my total points for a specific sprint? Overall though, it really rocks. I will be using it for sure come Monday morning!
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Perfect 0 http://www.ur-ban.com/galleryv2/d/15493-2/perfect_colour.png
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by Hates_ 18y ago
http://lighthouseapp.com has an excellent email to task/bug feature. This is what I currently use. http://www.acunote.com also supports the creation of tasks via email, which is good if you're doing agile type stuff, but it's accepted f
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Hopefully someone will correct me if wrong on these, but just a couple thinking off the top of my head are Craigslist and Delicious.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Yes they can :) Plenty of highly successful websites started their lives as one man bands.
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by Hates_ 18y ago
Objective C
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by Hates_ 18y ago
I wish they would release it in the UK :(
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by Hates_ 18y ago
When I am struggling with something, I sometimes think 'Damn, this is hard. I wonder if I am stupid,' and then I remember that I don't have a degree in astrophysics from Cal Tech; I must be stupid.

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