LarryMade2

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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   American Splendor - About comic creator Harvey Pekar, who isn't an artist, just a storyteller. But was the creator of some popular cult-classic comics detailing his ordinary life tribulations and trials. Creativity comes in all forms. Koy
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   Your're in luck there's still an Amiga group in the general area (San Jose) http://www.calweb.com/~rabel1/ If no one replies here directly, this would be a good avenue to check out. Otherwise this is the best I could find for US demopart
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   Ive used FPDF/FPDI most of the time I used it to generate preformatted mailing labels (the best output method that is compatible with any printer, just format it with scaling "off" in mind.) Maybe a letter or report or two... But the main
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   Just like programming, business, etc.; First read some of the basics articles on design basics, typography, layout, color, etc. Start a scrapbook of designs you like or things that inspire you fashion, scenery, signs, logos, screenshots, we
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   HTML, CSS, Javascript are pretty much all essential and go together, especially for modern looking sites. my backend of preference - PHP and MySQL, they just work.
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   I'm interested too some service that does printing... and cutting to custom shapes... As for just printing CafePress.com does it (color on white, a few different sizes), $markup might be more than you want though...
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   First, use whatever popular formatting is used in whatever language you are in (i.e. in PHP - UPPERCASE for constants, camelCase for functions, etc.) Benefit is your code is just compatible with most of the other code out there. then for m
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   Will it break the bank or just take up time to develop? If its just a matter of effort, I'd get started draft structures do sloppy wireframes, etc. Once you are into it again, think about how you can monetize it or get to money through it
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   by LarryMade2 13y ago

   Heh, the colors remind me of the 80s, TRS-80 Color Computer and the CGA hi-res color palettes... Actually just about every 8-bit color palate from the time: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_8-bit_computer_hardware...
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Hmm on my development machine MySQL is already there, when Maria DB becomes an option I'll switch. Probably same with my Hosting. If they are technically the same, the cost for me currently is the same ($0), and the experience is the same,
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Paul, MuadDib and Usul?
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Guardian and Colossus
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Mechanical.... but still if one was crafty enough it still could be made to give a false impression....
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    and a very nice choice of accordion music too.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    There are plenty of accounting software companies, some sell packages some are SAAS. Those "product development" positions are probably the technical side of accounting.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    You can find examples anywhere, even in the US; years ago I read articles of affluent seaside communities erecting no trespassing signs fences and such blocking off access to public beaches.. I'm sure there are more examples of it, but her
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Heh, I had seven falses on part 1... which isn't on the rating of the questionnaire, being the active type I took the 8-10. Finished. and my result is.... what... I was supposed to hand-record the values at the end of each section? What's
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Bet there's some older "sacred cow" app or web portal that they connect to that REQUIRES IE6. Saw that in a former job, and when inquired about updating, "it would cost too much" was the typical response.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Think of Photoshop as a sketchpad without the limitations/insanity of HTML and CSS... so you can be totally right brain dreaming up stuff; your mind is thinking only on the look at that point, not whether IE 8 is gonna blow it all out of th
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    I fond the first part of Programming PHP good as it went over the commands really well and gave some nice examples of use. I started with Visual Quickstart Guide to PHP (current ed: http://www.amazon.com/PHP-Web-Visual-QuickStart-Edition/d
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Heh, one of my personal "best" movies is Plan 9 from Outer Space... With that, here's my trick to find books/movies/music in more specific (or somewhat peculiar) genres: look for reviews or go shopping for the ones you already like/have.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    I'd go with the .com. and if you don't like the .com name, try to figure out another one there's plenty of ways to mix/match words and spelling to find something suitable.. Mainly because web browsers and search engines look for .com first
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Seconded on the library - make sure to get a card and access their on-line catalog - besides the HUGE computer book section in the library itself there are many e-editions available for on-line patrons.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    ... and hacker news apparently :-)
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    Im not a Rails guy... but If you want good source code, find the most popular Rails project that interests you. Popular projects usually have a high level of refinement and it being something that interests you will make it a bit more inte
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    One more - Memory (being able to keep things in memory short and long term, really help solve problems.) Reason why a lot of programs are poorly documented is developers keep most of it in memory. Mainly because they work faster that way.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    I'm going to go the "touch feely" route: Curiosity (How does that do that? How can I do that?) Imagination (I think I can do that better, or cooler, etc... This may be optional, administrators may not need that as much.) Drive (Not just t
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    I'm using Aptana, a PHP centric variation of Eclipse. It's great at matching parenthesis, braces and brckets, provides popup tips on commands and functions (including defined) as you code, can customize syntax highlighting, does some proact
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    This is why the US can't have shiny things. I've always thought the IRS should provide us with a lot of the tax info, since it gets reported to them so regularly.
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    by LarryMade2 14y ago

    They just don't come up for sale too often... http://www.kungfo0.org/theweb/ebay/carrier.html Never know what you may find on ebay... http://www.collectspace.com/news/news-050902a.html