HerraBRE

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   by HerraBRE 16y ago

   I'd second this, especially as a temporary measure. You'll of course have to be prepared to be fired outright, but odds are if you offer to stay on a while and help them hire and train a replacement, they'll take you up on it and you'll lea
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   by HerraBRE 16y ago

   Yes, but the Jabber group chat implementation is actually half-assed at the protocol level. IRC actually does a much better job and has much better features for managing large group conversations.
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   by HerraBRE 16y ago

   Not being based in the US, I can't help but wonder how this sort of thing fits in with labor laws in Europe.
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   by HerraBRE 16y ago

   Facebook will either be killed by something fundamentally better - or it will be regulated to death. Social networking is emerging as far too important a communication medium for one company to be allowed to dominate. It may take a few yea
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   by HerraBRE 16y ago

   The guy is celebrating mediocrity and claims he is proud of doing shoddy work. I guess it's a sign the tech world has reached the mainstream though, the kids who used to make fun of or ostracize the nerdy ones with good grades are now posti