MC27

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by MC27 16y ago
Yeah, Amiga was very strong in Europe. Although, it does demonstrate how risky it can be to sell to the US market.
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by MC27 16y ago
I tend to think the problem is related to whomever is assigning CEO-style positions to short-term thinkers. The sort of leaders that will bend to the will of shareholders, even if it disables or destroys an organisation in the long-term.
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by MC27 16y ago
Interesting links, thanks. Start-ups interest me, but given where I live, the development work is nearly always from new media agencies.
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by MC27 16y ago
If they are "desperately hiring," why aren't they promoting the positions? Even mentioning them on their own websites? Putting the word out to recruitment agents etc. Just seems strange, that's all.
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by MC27 16y ago
Indeed, Facebook's survival relies on user addiction and it's the reason I'm wary of using social networks.
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by MC27 16y ago
I was looking at Father Ted for the first time some months back on More4, and it seems very dated. I like Black Books a lot because of the wry humour. IT Crowd episodes are pretty random (especially series 4), but when they get an episode r
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by MC27 16y ago
I'd imagine that if you are creating a commodity, rather than a bespoke solution, then it's good to offer PHP 4 support to your customers. So, for example, a shopping cart product built on a legacy framework, might sell better with support
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by MC27 16y ago
Podcast ads should really be taken with a strong pinch of salt. They are less restrained than old media ads, so it's very easy to think they are personal recommendations. Best advice is to do some research, like I noticed their closed suppo
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by MC27 16y ago
Isn't there a technical reason for not offering HTTPS to everyone and everything? Like server load? Or is that no longer a problem due to the power of modern servers? Just thinking, won't this annoy website owners if adopted en masse...