JAVagueArgument

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   by JAVagueArgument 14y ago

   Thanks. I one day plan to create my own company and free self learning time is going to be encouraged. It is slightly cliché but this was recently posted on our internal "social network"... CFO asks "what if we spend our money training our
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   by JAVagueArgument 14y ago

   A good employer should allow you the freedom to read the articles and do actives that will enhance your skill set (e.g. The Google 20% time). I have never asked if I can, but every job I have always read articles I have found. Some companie
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   by JAVagueArgument 14y ago

   Would be better with Levels, once you finish a game, the next level should start, even if it is the same it could be timed with a scoreboard for each team.
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   Doing everything (TLDR: you don't have to)(justanothervagueargument.blogspot.co.uk)

   1 points by JAVagueArgument 14y ago|0 comments
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   by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

   I built something similar (in Ada O_o) when I worked at Blockbuster video 12 years ago... until today I have been amazed that IMDB haven't done this. Gratz, I will start using it when I get home :)
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   by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

   Two not mentioned here that I use daily: - DevIsland (for cheap sandbox hosting) http://www.devisland.net/ - Freedcamp (for all project management, like basecamp, but free and excellent) http://freedcamp.com/
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   by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

   I think geographical location makes no difference, because If it were me I would ask them for what I was currently on. Not take a pay cut, but not expect an increase either. With the lack of security in a start up I might also ask for somet
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   by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

   Has been there for a while, also works with the correct spelling http://www.google.com/search?q=christmas also songs and count down http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=christmas+songs http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=christmas+countdown
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   by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

   I find it amusing that this is "Microsofts answer to Dropbox" when it actually came out first, just no one used it.
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    JavaScript Polaroid (you have to shake it like one) 404 http://fatjed.com/404
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    It is only hitting the U.S. now because, like many companies, they built a following in a smaller area first. They then used that to get record companies hooked as a small start up. The more they grew the more back catalogues and even indie
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    Yeah, that isn't good, but just means location scouts and film makers will have to get creative, now there is a real challenge for an entrepreneur.
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    From an entrepreneurial perspective this web site is a gold mind for film locations and location scouts. Sad as it is that this is the state of such a city, but it could be turned on it's head for profit.
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    I have "found" jobs on web sites, but all the jobs I have ever been offered were as a result of me being contacted directly, mostly because an "agent" has found my CV on a recruitment web site.
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    by JAVagueArgument 15y ago

    I don't know for sure, but I am fairly confident that the creators had the right contacts in the industry, and they started in the EU, so might have been an easier place to gain ground slow but steady (although I believe they made a massive
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    My interview experience with Justin.TV (justanothervagueargument.blogspot.com)

    1 points by JAVagueArgument 15y ago|0 comments