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by arien 17y ago
It adds the story to the list of your favorite Google Code apps, although as "Product" instead of "Project".
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by arien 17y ago
You should probably check on the usual suspects: what apps do you want to make, who are you making apps for, what kind of mobiles does your target market usually have AND (maybe more important) what influences their decisions on acquiring p
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by arien 17y ago
My PC wallpaper says: "Don't be stupid. Do your work". Straight to the point, just wonderful :)
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by arien 17y ago
So something new comes up, and people just want to beat it to the ground, over and over. I guess that's the only thing that sells, lately ¬_¬
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by arien 17y ago
Well, it's one more thing to worry about. Consider someone dropping their day job to work full time on their newly created startup. Every bit helps to save costs, which means less stress and a more enjoyable adventure. However, are these af
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by arien 17y ago
Being an European (albeit probably not the standard one), I don't really sense the "cheapness". The ad to me is just saying: "why pay more if you can get something that does what you want for a lot less?" (which I agree on, and it's basical
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by arien 17y ago
Works again (well, on and off :/ ). I've found a "too many connections" error once so far, the rest of the time it worked smoothly :)
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by arien 17y ago
I don't think it's that hard. But I did notice that I could give an almost immediate answer the question "An example of a bird is ______", whereas my first reaction to "A bird is an example of ____" was "uff" and just kept on reading the ar
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by arien 17y ago
I got my first computer as Xmas gift when I was 7 years old. I read some sci-fi magazine and I soooo wanted a robot... But my mom told me they didn't have house-robots yet, so I asked for a computer instead. And I got it! A shiny Commodore
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by arien 17y ago
Taken from that same page: "Note: CodeIgniter will run on PHP 5. It simply does not take advantage of any native features that are only available in that version." So, it does run on PHP5, just doesn't use PHP5 only features for the sake of
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by arien 17y ago
A bit offtopic maybe, but there's a nice short story from Stephen King about this time perception phenomena. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Pretty_Pony
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by arien 17y ago
I didn't even notice the "5 days" part until my boyfriend pointed it out. And even then it sounded odd, since it says they give you a year of full support. A quick reading of the FAQ (which you should always do to avoid surprises :)) clears
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by arien 18y ago
Well, at least in my country (and I bet in most), unemployed people get a "salary" from the government (according to how much they've worked previously) and they have access to free courses and some benefits to help them while they are look
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by arien 18y ago
I agree, it's amazing. I found some awesome domains with it.
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You’re not a social media expert(openpresswire.com)
2 points by arien 18y ago|0 comments
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by arien 18y ago
For the slow or sleepy: yes, it's April's Fool :P
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Shouttr: Tweet it out loud(shouttr.net)
1 points by arien 18y ago|1 comments
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by arien 18y ago
That was exactly my point. Besides that, to make sure I wasn't crazy, I checked some chat logs I had. I did send some FML links to a friend on Jan 14th, so the domain was registered at least 4 days before the date mentioned. In that case, m
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by arien 18y ago
Are you sure that's the correct registration date? I recall visiting that site last year... Or maybe it was in January after all.. Not sure now :/
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by arien 18y ago
And it's not. Seriously, this last week I've seen that silly whale page way too often.
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PuTTY Tunnel Manager(code.google.com)
1 points by arien 18y ago|0 comments
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by arien 18y ago
Yep! I'm from Barcelona, Spain :)
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by arien 18y ago
This is the kind of advice that points at something so obvious that you really never thought about it and feel silly once someone points it out :)
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by arien 18y ago
Here they go for 100€ if you sign up for a mobile internet connection. They are advertised in all phone shops, so most likely everybody has heard about them. And yeah, probably the sales increase comes basically from these devices. About ne
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by arien 18y ago
Hm, I'd say the Apple brand awareness is very high (at least in my country), so for me they don't fail on the marketing department. I think it's probably just a matter of price. At least that's what used to keep me away from Apple... Until
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by arien 18y ago
You could try something like Nagios: http://www.nagios.org/ . It's not a remote service, you have to install and configure it, but it's wonderful.
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by arien 18y ago
I see people took the Erlang suggestion seriously :P But I wonder, isn't it a bit silly.. I mean, new people will read this post and find out your evil plans to kic.. err, gracefully lead them out :)
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by arien 18y ago
Well, since ideas can be patented, trademarked, become intellectual property and whatever else, it's understandable that we feel scared about ideas being stolen. But I think the roots of the problem are basically in our enthusiasm and our (
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Guide to testability is now downloadable(misko.hevery.com)
1 points by arien 18y ago|0 comments
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by arien 18y ago
They still have those annoying ads that make sound on mouseover. They should apply this click policy on these as well. Most annoying banners ever!

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