arnorhs

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by arnorhs 17y ago
Yeah, I agree. All these fancy things in google maps is usually just available for a few cities. eg. street view, high-res satellite images, detailed roads etc... It's understandable.. but I always feel left out
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I might be really retarded, but I have to admit, I didn't really understand a word in that article. Maybe there are a lot of CouchDB-specific words, maybe it's my lack of knowledge of map reduce, I don't know, I just didn't understand it. S
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by arnorhs 17y ago
That theme/website looks really good. Stunning. I'm kind of off-topic, sorry about that guys.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
overdisk looks good, rest is useless, imho I'd recommend "foldersize" for seeing how big folders are http://foldersize.sourceforge.net/ (I'm not affiliated)
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Interesting.. But wouldn't the idea and the initiative come from somebody in India (Somebody there, perhaps yourself?) edit: posting from India, traveling :)
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Well the prompt for html/plain text can be turned off... But I also had a hard time finding it when I started using Thunderbird. Junk in your inbox - use a e-mail server with a good junk mail filter... your e-mail client won't ever be as go
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Yes and what about other countries?
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Yeah, you're right, but you can probably also agree that honing in a certain market segment (graphics designers) is a better idea / opportunity than to go into competition with other typical job-related bulletin boards...
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by arnorhs 17y ago
This site actually is awesome. Personally I think it's very very ugly, but the information is excellent, and that's what it's all about. It actually looks kind of like some of google's apps except without the attention to detail. Just not p
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Excellent article. I just wish I could do two upvotes.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
You're right, I was also blinded by my own ego when I wrote that comment. But all that huge chunk of software will definitely be built using smaller projects - and the more independent the better.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
and why do people disagree with me ? downvotes but no argument?
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Yeah.. true, but indeed the best scenario is not to hit the wall... Drive slower, more energy efficient and take the best route and try not to fall asleep while you're at it
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Yes there are projects that you know beforehand that will be huge, but that doesn't mean that they should be made or that that is the best way to go about them. For instance: Browser - if you're going to start to build a web browser, it doe
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Upvoted. You don't even have to read the article, the title says it all, and it's true.
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by arnorhs 17y ago
If people don't like the price they're getting for their gold, go somewhere else... there's nobody that forces people to do business with them
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by arnorhs 17y ago
put all todo-related e-mails in a seperate todo list - don't keep it in e-mail (whatever you use as a todo list) - and then archive that mail... and the rest: deligate..
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by arnorhs 17y ago
That's actually the very best thing the poster can do.. but probably not the kind of answer the poster was looking for...
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Piracy isn't a problem, it's a result - the question is so uninteresting... The more interesting question is the question of how can we make a better business model for publishers/authors
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by arnorhs 17y ago
The only problem I can imagine is that we won't have enough of piracy of e-books :)
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by arnorhs 17y ago
I've got extensive experience with both Joomla and Wordpress and there are things I don't like about either of these - still haven't found anything better in recent years. Anybody know of some easy to use alternatives that have - so far - m
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Saddest phone support request you'll ever hear(blog.dreamhost.com)
2 points by arnorhs 17y ago|1 comments
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by arnorhs 17y ago
Hmm, strange. This doesn't seem to work @ my google. I just get normal search results... Might not have propagated between servers or maybe this is a localized service only available in the U.S. ?
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by arnorhs 18y ago
This is something that's not familiar to me. Do you mean as a sys admin, or do you get called during the nights because of program crashes?
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by arnorhs 18y ago
I don't really agree with this article at all. I think a large percent of programmers want to rewrite things because they focus on what's lacking in some way, expect to do everything better than the next person, it's easier/more fun/feels m
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by arnorhs 18y ago
Not just that... It's also good to compensate excellent performers without every other member of staff getting jealous... :-)
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by arnorhs 18y ago
And just how would you go about explaining to one employee that he/she is less valuable and/or doing less work than the next? You should read what Joel Spolsky has to say about the issue... There are more variables int this than you'd think
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by arnorhs 18y ago
wow, very impressive. What about images and such?
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by arnorhs 18y ago
heeeeyy.. I'm a climber as well :-)
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by arnorhs 18y ago
I go indoors-climbing about 1-5 times a week. Gymnastics 1-2 times a week (even though I haven't been showing up for some while now) In the summertime I also go jogging maybe once every one or two weeks

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