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by cerberusss 12y ago
> I'm much happier with nice things Have you ever traveled on a shoestring in S/E Asia, Africa or South-America? I bet you're going to be a lot happier with smaller versions of your "nice things". My second bed i
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by cerberusss 12y ago
Try a different router. This helped me a great deal.
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by cerberusss 12y ago
> The moral of the story is that there are a huge number > of different hardware and software configurations and > environments to use them in True, and it partly makes all these complaints valid for other OSes as well. I had major
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by cerberusss 12y ago
> runs well. It does get tired sometimes Haha, that really brightened up my morning :)
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by cerberusss 12y ago
Exactly. I personally think Java is fine. It's just that the development environment is much less nice than Xcode.
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by cerberusss 12y ago
What kind of consulting are you guys doing? Sounds really nice.
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by cerberusss 12y ago
And solidify the client relationship with a good contract.
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by cerberusss 12y ago
Actually I wouldn't value the 16-hours so much, but rather the freedom to divide 32 hours over four days. We've got a toddler and I don't want to be a parent that has to race from/to the day care. I'm quitting my da
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by cerberusss 12y ago
That requires you to save 50% of your income. For most of us, that requires relocating to a cheaper home, or telling your significant other that she'll need to chip in just as much as you do. Both are pretty big hurdles. However if you
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by cerberusss 12y ago
> I only live 6 miles from work Why'd you use a car then? That's a very nice bike ride. (I'm from The Netherlands so excuse my ignorance if there isn't even a physical way to bike around your area).
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by cerberusss 12y ago
Did you mean a good _free_ alternative? Or just a good alternative?
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by cerberusss 12y ago
With Lonely Planet's Mandarin Phrase Book, you can get by.
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by cerberusss 12y ago
+1 for the reference!
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by cerberusss 12y ago
This won't work for some standard stuff that OS X ships with, for instance Python (when started as a command-line interpreter). That's because .inputrc is read by the GNU readline utilities, and Apple links with the BSD equivalent
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Except when you have some graphics card on dual monitors. Or you want your laptop to sleep and wake up. Or when you have some funky WLAN card.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Thanks, great comment. I have to admit I'm a bit disappointed when a small company brings out a great software product, and I find a topic with lots of complaints related to its price.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Why would it "astonish" you? There's probably a sound business reason behind it. It's a small software house, just some guys trying to make a living.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
I think that's not related to the SSL/TLS bug, but instead to the curl problem that also came with the update to 10.9.2. This is the description from Apple's security mailing list: "curl Available for: OS X Mavericks 10
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Yeah but DDG does this as well. Try searching for NSString. It'll actually search for strings.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
It's enough. Everybody uses "hunter2" as the password.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
I tried and paid for LastPass, then compared it to 1password. The latter is very nicely designed, and works much better on iOS.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
I use a password that I keep in my head for my bank and creditcard. Another for Amazon, GMail, Apple ID and my Linux server. And for the rest of the bunch, I switched to 1Password. It doesn't support Linux, but that's okay for me.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Bought mine on Apptopia. As far as I can see, it's the (only?) most reliable and most solid market place.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Bought the app Sleep Cycle Calculator from its previous owner. Completely redid the interface for iOS 7, and I'm now finishing up a version with a custom UIView. I paid a designer to completely redo the interface, but then iOS 7 happen
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Wow thanks for that link. Branson had a really, really hard time answering that question. Actually he didn't answer it at all.
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by cerberusss 13y ago
Hehheh you American people are crazy. 60 hours, 40 hours... I work three days per week, my wife two. I get to enjoy taking care of my baby girl for a full two days every week while the wife works. The weeks fly by. But hey, you're doin