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Applications must be written in Java (or anything you can put into a .war and make Tomcat run) [1] [1] http://docs.amazonwebservices.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/gs...
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"The important thing is, one day, night will become day for several weeks on Earth." According to Wikipedia[1] the expected visible magnitude of the supernova is around -12mag. The full moon's apparent magnitude is around -12.74mag[2]. So w
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Doctrine ( http://doctrine-project.org/ ) is good, but not small.
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I worked on a UML/Business Process editor for Google Wave. Apart from the tool ( http://www.processwave.org/2010/05/processwaveorg-editor.htm... ) we used Wave for all kinds of project planning and internal collaboration: Meeting minutes, d
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Mr-Ray allows users without wave accounts to participate in a wave. It sends changes by mail and gives them a simplified interface to add content: http://wave.to/projects/mr-ray
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Maybe the Indian "hackernews" can help you too: http://hackerstreet.in/
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Sorry to hear that. In general web development (Rails, HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP) is always in demand and you should be able to find something quickly, but it really depends on where you are located. Look at possible employers in your area
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I won a Spideroak ( http://www.spideroak.com ) plan and have been using it for about a month now. It works, uploads are fast, I can't comment on how easy a restore would be. The only thing that's really annoying is that a search for updat
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I forgot about the operating systems - we did have that one too. It's split into two semesters, of which only the first is mandatory. We did all the synchronization techniques, page replacement, scheduling, memory management and general str
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I attend a school solely offering Software Engineering. For my BSc degree I had two theoretical computer science courses, digging deep into theory of computation and formal languages; two math courses (logics, algebra, analysis, very little
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"In an attempt to learn where the solvers live, Savage et al. sent out specially fabricated CAPTCHAs with images of words in various languages. [..] But one organization showed exceptional linguistic versatility, even solving challenges in
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These machines hold their promises, they are extremely fast, the networking between the instances in fast, as is their connection to the outside world. I'm eager to see what people do with these. And the pricing... to quote from the other a
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The reasoning might be to get them used to your software/business/... to have them as customers later on when they will pay the full price. For example Autodesk [1] allows students to get licenses for nearly all products for free but doesn'
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I've been through Cleveland Hopkins Intl' and San Jose Intl' in the last days and there were "opt-out lanes" in which no body scanners were used and you went through the normal metal detectors. No pat down either. Nobody told you into which
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Just called and choose Japanese, after asking me what to translate I got to the (pleasant, it seems Japanese?) waiting music but eventually hung up after 5 minutes because nothing was happening. Choosing Spanish or French immediately hung u
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In the morning I usually have AeroPressed coffee, sometimes with milk, sometimes not. And then during the day I just drink water or teas (green, white, black). I tend to forget juices in the fridge so I rarely get any. As for alcoholic beve
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Crypto challenge contest (just fame)
(mysterytwisterc3.org)
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I agree, I think it might have worked for our case though because my initial cofounder was more business focussed and I was the technical one. He stood behind my technical/product decisions.
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My last startup was founded by 4 people with equal shares and rights. We failed early partly because we couldn't go into a clear direction, too many votes, too many opinions. We didn't turn out to be a well matching team either, though. For
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How to be successful: steal ideas and copy people
(maxkle.in)
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You're reading it right. You send them through Amazon, where they log in with their usual Amazon credentials and can check your rates. When they confirm the purchase, they are redirected back to your page with their authentication tokens as
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The main notion of DevPay is to act "on behalf of" a user, in order to outsource billing to Amazon while using the common AWS APIs. Once a user signs up to your service using DevPay you get a custom Access and Secret Key that's bound to thi
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Could you link to the companies doing that? I never heard of them, even though I'm from Germany.
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I successfully used http://www.crowdflower.com to submit jobs to MT from outside the US.
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"iTunes 10 is safe for JBers+unlockers: DFU mode, syncing, selecting IPSW, all okay (Stay away from 4.1 next week though!)" http://twitter.com/MuscleNerd/status/22762830722
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I have php-fpm running behind nginx in a production environment for over a year now, it's been very stable. The graceful restarts and statistics (slow execution log) far exceed what other fastcgi or mod_php implementations provide.
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After RIM success, India wants to monitor Skype and VPNs
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Having 1 item with a price tag of $10.50 will display a total of $10.5. I'd have expected $10.50 :)
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"The problem with okcupid, is that it seems that women would rather interact on the site instead of meeting." I met with a few women that I met on OkCupid, which was usually not preceded by long times of messaging. So far, a high match perc
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That's true, in Germany 180cm and 185cm are certainly such marks men like rounding to.
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