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by RawData 13y ago
Why NOT vilify the folks at the treasury? Why so polite?
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by RawData 13y ago
Be patient and be nice? Uh, no.
63.
by RawData 13y ago
Yes sue. Stop messing around and sue, today...now. Stop reading this, pick up the phone, call your lawyer and tell him to file the papers today.
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by RawData 13y ago
So who are you planning on suing? PayPal, godaddy, twitter, or all three?
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by RawData 13y ago
Several students have said that the member area layout reminds them of Lynda.com (which I had actually never seen prior to building the site). Whatdya think?
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How I Started My Own *Profitable* Online School(flatplanetmedia.com)
3 points by RawData 13y ago|2 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
Should marketing types learn to code? And if so...should they start with PHP? Probably a good way to ease them into it...
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Video Course Teaching PHP To Affiliate Marketers(elderacademy.com)
1 points by RawData 13y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
I've been a single founder for over 17 years in numerous successful Startups...anyone who thinks that it's a drawback is a fool who's more interested in the fanboy hype world of Startups than in building real businesses. This
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by RawData 13y ago
Yeah I always go back to php too...I think there are more of us than people care to admit! ;-)
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by RawData 13y ago
I'm not familiar with Logo...
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by RawData 13y ago
Basic...on the Commodore 64.
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What Was Your First Coding Language?(flatplanetmedia.com)
4 points by RawData 13y ago|9 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
Even being tech savvy and privacy savvy may not be enough, but we should all try to do what we can to teach our kids about these issues... and it starts with teaching them to code early on...IMHO
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Protect Your Kids From The NSA – Teach them To Code Early Here(flatplanetmedia.com)
1 points by RawData 13y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
That's a good point. When I was learning I was desperate for knowledge...back then we didn't have the Internet so my options were really limited. I ended up getting a comb-bound manual on Basic for X-mas and was thrilled with it.
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by RawData 13y ago
Ah, we had an Apple II at school, but I learned my basic on the ole Commodore 64 at home...
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by RawData 13y ago
I started coding when I was like 7 or 8 years old... Was I a freak or is that a generally acceptable age to start teaching the average child?
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How Young Is TOO Young To Teach Kids To Code?(flatplanetmedia.com)
3 points by RawData 13y ago|5 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
I've wanted to do this for some time now and I'm almost there... I thought we'd start with an intro to programming course settled around the Python language...move into more advanced python topics in the next course, then hit
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Help Me Build an Online School to Teach Kids to Code(kickstarter.com)
2 points by RawData 13y ago|1 comments
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by RawData 13y ago
That.is.awesome!
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by RawData 13y ago
If I offer to let you park your car in my garage for free, and then one day lock the door and take your car...I'm not allowed to do that just because I had been letting you park there for free. The car still belongs to you. Likewise, google
84.
by RawData 13y ago
Consideraion doesn't necessarily have to be money...
85.
by RawData 13y ago
I don't understand why no one has sued google over this... That would be my first reaction...
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by RawData 13y ago
It's no Nibbles...
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by RawData 14y ago
I've been programming for nearly 30 years. I can use PHP to easily teach 7-10 year-olds simple concepts such as variables, loops, etc. in a very easy to understand and easy to implement way. I can spark an interest in programming that can l
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by RawData 14y ago
I really should have realized that my attempt to help kids learn something would degenerate into another pointless trolling argument over which language is better. I'm clearly a horrible human being. How about this...Why don't YOU write you
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by RawData 14y ago
You're right, we should probably just start 7 year olds out with assembly language and beat them with sticks. Starting them off with a fairly easy language that's widely widely widely used and easily introduces simple topics like variables,
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by RawData 14y ago
There are so many resources for adults to learn to code online, I thought we needed one for the younger kids... I started to code when I was 7 on my dad's Commodore 64 and would have killed for a resource aimed at someone my age... Any hel

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