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by analog 14y ago
You have to frame your rate in terms that demonstrate the value you'll be providing. Eg you could say you'll only be working 20 billable hours per week and suddenly it sounds like they will be getting some of your time for free. The rest
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by analog 14y ago
Privacy issues aside isn't this going to reduce battery life dramatically?
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by analog 14y ago
"people that are going to die" so it's aimed at.. everyone then? ;)
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by analog 14y ago
It's not impossible to get your foot in the enterprise door, I've built several solutions for one particular client. If you've got a contact who trusts you then you could certainly pitch solutions to them, and the prices you can charge are
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by analog 14y ago
It's still a tricky choice though. By going with Flash you're tying yourself into a dying technology which may not be such a hot choice if you're building a business [1] I'd still try to go with js/html and shim away as best I could for old
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by analog 14y ago
Google wouldn't be able to intercept a peer to peer connection, isn't that one of the strengths here?
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by analog 14y ago
Out of interest, and not trying to be snarky, but do you have a solution in place for mobile as well? If it we me and the choice was between supporting older browsers or supporting mobile, mobile would win out.
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by analog 14y ago
I think the cash economy is much larger than people just buying drugs. Estimates of the size of shadow economies are between 14% and 22% of GDP in the developed world. [1] I'm just guessing that's significantly larger than the drug trade. I
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by analog 14y ago
Why would they not have a config folder which uses .htaccess to protect everything inside? That would close this vulnerability without affecting convenience.
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by analog 14y ago
It would make the CMSs harder to deploy, security gets traded off for convenience.
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by analog 14y ago
Some people don't like having everything they do tracked, just on principle. Also, drugs aren't the only black market trade.
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by analog 14y ago
In my experience the work involved in porting your site to the next version is equivalent to the work involved in just rebuilding from scratch. And this is something you have to do every 2 years if you want to be able to use any of the la
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by analog 14y ago
Drupal is good if you (or your client) can be satisfied with something that gets you 80% of the way there. If you need that last 20% then it is possible to make it work but isn't going to be time/cost effective. There's also a kind of s
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by analog 14y ago
"All big (and finally successful) ideas and ventures were born by sitting together, day for day" Github are a distributed team, Digg's programmer was a remote employee (from elance IIRC). Linux would be another biggie.
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by analog 14y ago
So news organizations get this financially sensitive information before traders? Seems an almost too obvious way to make a quick buck.
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Simplifying Your Find & Fix Workflow With The Chrome DevTools(plus.google.com)
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by analog 14y ago
Well, sometimes the do just need a better diet. Diets are such huge business because there is so much calorie dense food available.
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by analog 14y ago
It's a bit beyond 'working off methods and themes', he has completely ripped off his work. http://imgur.com/a/CEyy3 If you believe that Picasso quote you won't mind if I pop round and steal your car then?
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by analog 14y ago
Right, because it's a security issue to restrict how you edit the css.
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by analog 14y ago
The authors are not just Automattic though, everyone who has contributed code has done so under the assumption that the code is GPL. Automattic have just as much responsibility to respect the wishes of everyone who contributed to the source
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by analog 14y ago
Yes that's it. But if the terms of the hosting contract limit what you can do with the code then in it's not GPL. They distribute the css, in that they let us edit it, but they limit what we can do with it. Not GPL.
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by analog 14y ago
We were told by one of their support team that we were not allowed to alter the theme to hide the link to wordpress.com. This is on a paid account. So they may say it is GPL, but in practice it's not.
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by analog 14y ago
It's interesting that the themes available on Wordpress.com aren't GPL licensed. This does seem a little hypocritical.
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by analog 14y ago
His work is a straight rip-off of Blek Le Rat.
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by analog 14y ago
Because he's always been a part of the system he pretends to criticize.
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by analog 14y ago
They don't mention that he went to an expensive public school either.
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by analog 14y ago
Amnesty International are one of the organisations that credit Wikileaks as being a catalyst for the Arab Spring. "One example highlighted by Shetty was Tunisia, where WikiLeaks revelations about Ben Ali's corrupt regime combined with rapid
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by analog 14y ago
Have you got any references refuting this claim then. "but they were not" just isn't that convincing on it's own.
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by analog 14y ago
It worked out with the Arab Spring didn't it? "Manning and WikiLeaks were credited as catalysts for the Arab Spring that began in December 2010, when waves of protesters rose up against rulers across the Middle East and North Africa after t
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by analog 14y ago
More of an antonym really but you're right that the meaning of the phrase is a little confused these days. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipszh14WPFY

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