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andymoe
17y ago
I have been using it Xobni since it was in beta and most of the time I don't even have to search because of the way it organizes email and attachments. When I do search it is about 20 times better than outlook 2007's built in results and mu
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andymoe
17y ago
I don't know. Have you ever worked in a large IT department or large organization? It can be very, very painful when 10% of the people are working their ass off and the rest are kind of skating. Even worse the 80% can make projects harder t
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andymoe
17y ago
Are you still in PA? I'll be no help there but we are looking for a junior software guy/gal. (Downtown SF - small consulting company) email in profile...
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andymoe
17y ago
Of course people are going to use it; you don't think the type of people that like to collect "friends" are going to put up a vanity URL?
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andymoe
17y ago
Agreed. To get a feel for his style: http://philip.greenspun.com/careers/
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andymoe
17y ago
This is a solved problem... We tried this with AOL keywords, and registrars hijacking DNS for search and both of those turned out to be a bad idea. Browsers these days will bring you to the .com domain by default anyway when you have a sear
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andymoe
17y ago
I have a ctr500 from Cradlepoint. ( http://www.cradlepoint.com/products/ctr500-mobile-broadband-... ) + a sprint express slot EVDO card for about $68/month. It works really well and is very small. The cool thing about this is it has a NIC b
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andymoe
17y ago
I still really love the Manila/Radio Userland/Frontier platform for blogging and writing and still use the OPML editor (now under GPL) on the mac. There was an publish via email feature way back in 2001-02 as well as the whole EditThisPage
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Computer Musings by Professor Donald E. Knuth
(scpd.stanford.edu)
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andymoe
17y ago
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andymoe
18y ago
OK. But seriously, green on black? His credibility is was killed with me as soon as the page loaded.
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andymoe
18y ago
I would be interested to hear thoughts on how CouchDB would compare to Google gears from those that have worked with either. Would it make sense for Google to expand the gears API into some kind of monster that would make it easier to work
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andymoe
18y ago
I agree and I held out as long as possible, but I am weak...
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andymoe
18y ago
I would have to add "The Left Hand of Darkness" by Ursula K. Le Guin.
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andymoe
18y ago
I agree with Matt. I don't think this is the correct forum for this kind of thing and I don't think his contribution as a programmer or a human being for that matter makes this post any more appropriate. I'm glad he is OK, but this person d
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andymoe
18y ago
Off topic pet peeve: Can the internet try and avoid using the phrase "that said" from now on? It is really overused and unnecessary. There have been at least three articles linked to on HN in the last week that use it multiple times and it
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andymoe
18y ago
It's a buck! Why does everything have to be free?
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andymoe
18y ago
Kind of old school but find a local real estate agent that lists rentals or manages properties. They can give you a list of apartments that fit you needs and you won't have to spend so much time dealing with flakes on CL. Worked for me.
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andymoe
18y ago
Maybe it was a rhetorical question but xobni, mint and flock are the only ones I recognize and the only one I really use everyday is xobni. Mint is OK but I really only read the summary emails and don't log in often.