IridescentBlue

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   by IridescentBlue 13y ago

   And yet, today command line skills are alive and well and will continue to be that way for thr foreseeable future. I don't see tablets as ever replacing a computer. It's like this article suggests: They are great from the consum
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   by IridescentBlue 13y ago

   Another great Manning title. I like their books for the non-BS approach to teaching the topic. Gets right to the point.. I don't have time to read a 1500+ page book.
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   by IridescentBlue 13y ago

   Sounds like the place I work at.
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   by IridescentBlue 14y ago

   How about contributing to Open Source by helping write the documentation for projects? Properly documented projects go a long way in helping developers get recognition and notice. I, myself, have begun more thoroughly documenting projects,
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   by IridescentBlue 14y ago

   Personally, I prefer the book Millionaire Next Door. Helped me develop some effective money saving ideas: http://www.amazon.com/The-Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising/d...
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   by IridescentBlue 14y ago

   The Millionaire Next Door: http://www.amazon.com/The-Millionaire-Next-Door-Surprising/d...
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   by IridescentBlue 14y ago

   Realizing that I would have to use Javascript.
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   by IridescentBlue 14y ago

   Big book of hacks! http://www.amazon.com/The-Big-Book-Hacks-Projects/dp/1616283...