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by caw 14y ago
Your choice of school greatly changes how fast you'll repay your schooling. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/which-colleges-help-grads-s... Additionally, going to school doesn't have to saddle you with debt, because it doesn't preclude yo
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by caw 14y ago
Yeah, I think it's just your barber. I go to a barbershop, and they have a point of sale system, and a receptionist to grab everyone coming in. I've also been to another barbershop where it's as described: 3 barbers, they have to remember t
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by caw 14y ago
That was a bit shady if you're buying stock, but I've never had any trouble buying a groupon, getting a groupon redeemed, or getting one refunded. Overall I think Groupon is pretty legit for its customers, and businesses actually get paid (
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by caw 14y ago
You can do it, I'm just trying to ask questions that will make you think. Those answers are going to be your advantage and possibly your marketing.
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by caw 14y ago
First off, do you need an app or just a website? I can tell you that most of the stuff you're questioning about already exists as separate forums, and you'd really have to demonstrate value to have it in one place. There's already a rate a
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by caw 14y ago
Also, if they distribute the source on request, doesn't that fulfill the requirement? Maybe you just have to email them for the source.
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by caw 14y ago
Monetization - You could do sponsored event postings or affiliate sales of tickets. I think what he means is that I as an event host will periodically hold events. If I could notify you via the API when I have a new event that would get me
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by caw 14y ago
My megacorp uses Saba ( http://www.saba.com/ ) for in-house training. It's dependent on Flash, but what corporate image doesn't have Flash? I'm not sure how it compares to Coursera, but you can have required training (ethics, compliance, et
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by caw 14y ago
patio11's podcasts are great. He provides both the audio file and also the text transcript. If you read the transcript, he adds notes and context with in brackets.
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by caw 14y ago
I read the title of this, and I thought this was going to be asking about automatically creating normalized schemas given the information. Yes, you can eventually do it yourself, but I only ever have to create database schemas once every 6
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by caw 14y ago
Just some ideas to improve your ego: Marathon runner - Result of LOTS of training; you shouldn't count this at all, except to say she's motivated to run. Successful artist - Creative, skilled, and/or knows what people will buy. Are you a su
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by caw 14y ago
I agree on starting a company while in school. Your schedule is crazy in college, but I'm fairly certain most students have more free time in school than they have when they work. At school, you can create connections and meet people that c
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by caw 14y ago
I know that SuSE has this product already: http://susestudio.com/ Perhaps it could be an inspiration. I've also created a custom Fedora liveCD. If I remember correctly it's a bit text heavy.
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by caw 14y ago
>It starts with a quick toolbelt check: do you have proper access to ... the internal documentation Wiki? Another tip is to make sure you have secondary/hard copies of the most critical things. If the wiki is inaccessible (e.g. a mass n
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by caw 14y ago
You're more familiar with your data, but the last word doesn't need to be a hard and fast rule. The last word there looks like a product code. However, the first word looks like a brand. If this is more of an exception, I'm sure you can gen
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by caw 14y ago
I agree with oz about the importance of structure and tinkering. VMs are also going to be your bread and butter for learning most things. You can set up clusters very easily with just a couple of VMs. MSDN subscriptions will let you set up
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by caw 14y ago
I'm working on a side project where you can configure various Linux server setups by answering a few questions. It will automatically generate the proper config files and install the software for you. Similar to AWS Marketplace, but more ge
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by caw 14y ago
I'm betting it was from Mercurial and he didn't bother to roll over the history. From the readme: >sudo port install ninja ragel boost multimarkdown mercurial Yes it says later that it's only for a the SCM library tests, but it is porte
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by caw 14y ago
MCTS: Active Directory 2008, Configuring That's it, and it's completely unrelated to my job. I run Linux :). Why did I get it then? It was free from MS, required less than 6 hours of studying, and my boss paid me and my co-worker to go take
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by caw 14y ago
Adding HA to an environment does seem to make administration easier than in a non-HA environment. There are very few changes you can make that result in needing to to reboot the entire cluster of machines at once. Most of the time you can p
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by caw 14y ago
Yes, my friends and I have been getting forced over since August 4th. I was August 5th, so it seems like a gradual forced rollout.
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by caw 14y ago
I know this probably isn't super popular these days, but what about a Mini? That would get you the environment you need. Suppose you couldn't scare up a monitor (which most tech people probably already have), you could always run it headles
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by caw 14y ago
I picked up on that as well. Wikipedia seems to agree with us: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lifetime_value I agree with their points, but overall the article is just a little bit "off". Maybe it's the bit about the integral. If you had a
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by caw 14y ago
I believe in the same book, the author explains black pearls. They were previously trinkets--very cheap. It wasn't until they were put in a high end jewelry store in New York that they were suddenly desired, and commanded a price premium.
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by caw 14y ago
I don't do web scalability (I'm in HPC), but being a sysadmin, doing more with less is the name of the game. I think the absolute best answer is think about it now, but worry about it when you get there That is to say, you should be consc
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by caw 14y ago
Some of these are also extremely barebones setups. On one of the models I've read about there's no on screen display, and only 1 input. There's sometimes buttons on the frame but they don't do anything besides power.
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by caw 14y ago
I have a couple of dashboards that I like, but they're not publicly available. I have graphs where literally every pixel on the line is a datapoint, and I'm displaying 5 or 6 datasets on the same graph. Try reading up on some of Edward Tuft
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by caw 14y ago
There's a number of companies with that many, particularly if you do manufacturing in addition to tech. Intel - 100,100 Dell - 110,000 HP - 349,600 Google - 54,604 Microsoft - 90,000 Apple - 60,400 (I don't know what fraction is retail sale
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by caw 14y ago
One of the other factors is your niche, and the amount of ads targeting your niche. For instance, I think icanhascheezburger gets very high ad click throughs and impression rates, because of how targeted they are. I can't find the article,
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by caw 14y ago
Being a storage admin, when you start to have gobs of hard drives, there's always one failing. You'll have dry spells where nothing fails, and then all of a sudden you're looking at 2,3+ failures on a system, although not necessarily on the

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