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by beauzero 11y ago
This. My blog is my notepad to myself. Stupid error numbers and trivial programming trivia that took longer than 5 seconds to find on Google. Apparently other people find those same notes useful as well...or some bot is getting really lo
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As deadline nears, Congress introduces new bills to end bulk NSA surveillance(zdnet.com)
2 points by beauzero 11y ago|0 comments
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by beauzero 12y ago
30GB month on Verizon is $120. That gets expensive fast.
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by beauzero 12y ago
Does godaddy use a third party DNS or were they just not on the list?
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by beauzero 12y ago
I have had the same experience...without the longer articles and additional hours. ...I basically maintain a blog just to keep notes for myself about current things that I am working on. Each post is short and to the point. The titles are
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Facebook Messenger to enable P2P payments(ft.com)
2 points by beauzero 12y ago|0 comments
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by beauzero 12y ago
...time to adjust the front page algorithm again.
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by beauzero 12y ago
Then why is this an issue? http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2015/02/11/256304/government-wond...
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Comcast MAC address spoofing, a potential hack for data caps(beauclaar.blogspot.com)
1 points by beauzero 12y ago|0 comments
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by beauzero 12y ago
In some states, like Georgia, there are online partnerships that will handle all of the school curriculum but allow the child to work at their own pace. The only additional cost is the workspace/laptop, etc. that you need to provide y
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by beauzero 12y ago
There are also programs that let a child (depending upon state) do the curriculum from home. K12.com has a partnership with the state of Georgia. You have online learning, participation in standardized testing, etc. all provided free by t
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by beauzero 12y ago
The "thoughts and feelings" are in the right direction...now let's wait for the actual proposal.
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by beauzero 12y ago
Ok...that is just cool.
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by beauzero 12y ago
...or maybe it is...just not billyhoffman.
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by beauzero 12y ago
No no it's not in the same vein.
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by beauzero 12y ago
Absolutely...meh. No interest.
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by beauzero 12y ago
...seriously awesome news.
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by beauzero 12y ago
Good for you. When it's not fun anymore...it's just not fun anymore.
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New TypeScript Compiler 5x faster(microsoft-news.com)
1 points by beauzero 12y ago|0 comments
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by beauzero 12y ago
...amen
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by beauzero 12y ago
I think this is good for "candy books" like thrillers, etc. but for books that I want to keep...no. I don't care as much about movies but for books...this is not for me.
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by beauzero 12y ago
"floated" is the term you are looking for.
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by beauzero 12y ago
If you want to get paid...use C#, if you want to get paid less...use vb.net, if you want to be right use F#. This is outside of the startup discussion here...but it is the general rule for MS developers. All three languages are comparable
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by beauzero 12y ago
The proof is in Orchard CMS.
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by beauzero 12y ago
meh
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by beauzero 12y ago
If they can get uptake of some of their key patents then this equates to "standards". It possibly could help spread the recharging kiosks if there are more cars on the road that use the same tech. I love the fact that Musk think
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by beauzero 12y ago
bs. The courts tied his hands on a surprisingly weak argument. All he had to do was resurrect direct Net Neutrality language and everything would have been fine. He didn't...this administration hasn't raised its regulatory voic
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by beauzero 13y ago
Scott Guthrie...hmmm. This seems significant.
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by beauzero 13y ago
...best answer.
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by beauzero 13y ago
Find a job as a BA (Business Analyst) and start by documenting requirements. Not necessarily requirements for code, it can also be system design requirements. See how well your likes/skills translate. ...btw your "joy" is p

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