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by adambard 16y ago
I was seriously looking into Jive a few months back when my company was looking to replace its decrepit old intranet. It looked like a really excellent product with useful features. That was with their old website, which contained informati
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by adambard 16y ago
This. As an added bonus, I've also found that I prefer Nginx's configuration files. Worst case, you can serve static files with Nginx and route dynamic requests to your Apache instance (I still do this with a few old PHP apps I have).
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by adambard 16y ago
Totally my fault, I left it in developer mode. Thanks for letting me know though.
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by adambard 16y ago
Ahhh, I swear I fixed that one! If you come back, holler your browser/version at me. I'm putting in the account adjustment page tonight sometime. Also, thanks for the nice words about the UI - that's most of the product, after all.
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by adambard 16y ago
To be honest, you're probably not in the market for this service. Think of something like About.me (or profile.io/flavours.me etc.), from which I borrow (i.e. steal) liberally. You and me can throw up a big background photo and put some tex
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by adambard 16y ago
Hmm, I wonder why. If you get back around here could you let me know what sort of error it gives you?
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by adambard 16y ago
Thanks! And yes, that is exactly why I'm here (that and promotion).
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by adambard 16y ago
Hah, me too.
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by adambard 16y ago
That's not a bad idea, although the monetization I had in mind involved recruitment more than job-seeking. I feel like charging the business is the way to go here. Well, that, and like the other guy said, carpet-bombing generic resumes prob
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Show HN: Resumatic.net, personalized online resumes.(resumatic.net)
8 points by adambard 16y ago|17 comments
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by adambard 16y ago
The big providers in Canada own the "last-mile" network infrastructure connecting residences and businesses with the internet backbone. The decision being overturned is the one that allowed the big providers, who were leasing the last mile
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by adambard 16y ago
Haml isn't really for what the author of this article was doing -- writing actual prose. He has it right in the first paragraph: something like Markdown is great for that sort of thing. For displaying structured data, as one might do in a
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by adambard 16y ago
If it was spelled "wholistic" it would be a bit more intuitive, if more confusing phonetically.
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by adambard 16y ago
I think my favorite part of the ceremony was the poem Rudyard Kipling wrote about engineers, entitled "The Sons of Martha." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sons_of_Martha
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by adambard 16y ago
It's worn on the pinky finger so that you can feel it when you rest your hand to write (sign something). Just to remind you to not screw up and kill people. The ring itself wears down over time, obviously, and I've heard some symbolism abo
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by adambard 17y ago
They do sell full rights for an extra $199: "All logos cost just $99, or if the logo has not been purchased before, you can buy it exclusively and own the full rights to the logo for an extra $199. " I can see how this would be really attra
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by adambard 17y ago
Nova Scotia: Where you can purchase coffee makers, razors and harmonicas. I guess you'd be proud of those things if you were next to New Brunswick too.
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What's Design Got To Do With It: Website Aesthetics vs. Conversions(blog.adambard.com)
1 points by adambard 18y ago|0 comments
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Creating a Bulletproof Spec Sheet(blog.adambard.com)
1 points by adambard 18y ago|0 comments
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The Hardest Thing In Programming(blog.adambard.com)
5 points by adambard 18y ago|1 comments
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by adambard 18y ago
As a fellow Digg->Reddit->here refugee, I think we're the problem. Judging by the fact that you didn't defect from Reddit sooner, it can be reasoned that you enjoy a dash of offbeat humor, politics, and funny pictures with your pro
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by adambard 19y ago
When Google says, "Use Microformats," or starts indexing hCards, or gives bonus pagerank for it, it will happen. Until that day, or the day Google dies, there's not much point.
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What I Think I Know About Running a Web App(blog.adambard.com)
1 points by adambard 19y ago|0 comments