TuaAmin13

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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Black text on white background strikes me as a bit odd. It's in stark contrast to the starburst in the background. 300+ customers but you show me the same static set of images every time. I think it'd be cool if it was random every time I
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
"Highly regulated" implies to me you should be testing against certain IE versions, and a Firefox 4.0 or something would be in addition to that. What's the breakdown on customer browser usage? You could be supporting FF7 when actually only
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I agree with this. The really old and crusty ones are a bit sentimental, but if you get rid of them before they get old and crusty there's no nostalgia. For instance, I got rid of my Dell laptop that I used for 4 years in college, but it w
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I worked at a more research-y branch of my school so we did things a bit differently than everyone else, but I'm going to try to sum this up in a way that I think applies to everything. 1) We have purchasing limits that are strictly enforce
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
That's unfortunate, but understandable considering how much they squeezed into the machine. Thanks for the correction.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I like my 13" MBP. It's an older model, so I don't know the screen res off hand, but if you can upgrade for more pixels that'd be good. Some IDEs get cluttery without enough pixels. What I've got is fine though. Like pashields I'm crunch
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I agree. If this guy is a customer instead of (friends, family, etc) for private beta, he's going to represent part of the people paying you for this. Congratulations. You're basically getting early feedback by someone who really really w
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I'm also curious about this. (my username) @yahoo.com
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I'd be concerned at the "former boss" part. Do you want to work for him again? Does he want a nice title and is hoping to piggy back off your work? What does your developer think of this potential new social dynamic in the business? While
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I got the email, and I didn't take the "duration" as how long they wanted me to spend on it. I took it as more of a "When you start this, you should be done in X days because we want it by then." Should I have read it differently?
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I use a kind of combination. I would probably be drowning in post-its scattered about my cube at the end of the day. Outlook ToDo's are kinda strange to use, so I picked up a steno pad and I write down all my tasks for the day every day i
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
"It seems perfectly reasonable to me to respond to this by pointing out that upper-band tax rates have been distinctly higher in the past, and that innovation and wealth creation have done just fine when they were." In the olden days the to
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Browsing your site, I would kind of suggest that if you got an email address after clicking on pricing & plans (ie they clicked on 1 plan) then that'd be a worthwhile number. The pricing and plans page by itself I would argue is rather
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
For the case of near-line storage I believe this would work. I understand why you would need this in that case. At that point you'd simply have to address pricing. With some napkin math I just paid $15/TB/month (for duration of warranty)
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
My $0.02 as a storage administrator (primarily NAS) It sounds like your "data security" isn't my data security. -"robust, efficient, zero-maintenance offsite storage" -"offsite vs local, cloud storage robustness vs hard disk robustness" Whe
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
With a streaming news channel and notifications of upcoming stories you really can call someone, have them turn on the TV (or streamer) and catch the entire story from the beginning like they do in television/movies.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
There's Intel appup but I don't know how popular it is. http://www.appup.com/applications/index
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I agree that randomness might be a bit better here, or if you could do something like randomize destination (idk didn't sign up). That way you can send flowers to the significant someone at home one month, the office the next, or something
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
As far as "merging" your jobs, this jumps out at me: +plant maintenance management & coordination (around 5 years). +software developer leveraging my plant maintenance experience. I'm sure you've seen in 5+ years something in plant mana
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I agree with this. First off, I may consider a name change. Thick lips is ??? whereas Fat Lips means something different. I'm not too up on slang so I don't believe that means anything else other than "giving someone a fat lip" when you
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Competition? What about just "Contest" For a minute I thought you were posting about competing services, then I saw the page and was like "How is this a competition?" It should be something like contest > X entries for following, Y fo
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
My school has recently signed on to one of these programs but through a different company (viaCycle @ Georgia Tech). Basically they're subsidizing their business through students. We already pay for the campus bus system and the school has
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I agree. The only time I notice my colors are "off" is when I'm sitting there when it transitions. Even when it transitions I just say "Oh, I didn't expect that right then" and go back to work as normal.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Home Depot has a $3.88 Husky "stubby" hammer. My friend just got one 3 days ago.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Well, with the amount of email I get I suspect either my school sells my email address or companies get people to just download the entire directory. There's at least 4 companies that I get regular email from and I've never interacted with
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Does this magic voodoo work with people who aren't using this service (or if it doesn't right now, will it)? If it does, I'm sold.
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
If you run the Red Hat family (Fedora, CentOS, SL, whatever else) you could also run Spacewalk. Machines periodically check in and get config files and packages that it needs. If you configure it to do so you can also push. At my last job
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
Well, there's also something to be said about convergence and overall direction the market is heading. Touchscreen features? Everyone has them, but they got to that after coming from different directions, and they're all being adapted to d
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
just do our thing, engage with our users, and reiterate until product/market fit ^^ This. It seems like you haven't considered the possibility that your users who haven't "jumped ship" so to speak actually use something that your competitor
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by TuaAmin13 15y ago
I signed up. I think there should be an "either" option, or at least I hope there's one in the final product. I have some skills to offer (sysadmin) but lack other skills (Rails)

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