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by clscott 12y ago
They should consider switching, but the criteria needs to be outlined and weighted by the actual customer. It all comes down to migration and maintenance costs and appetite for risk. The primary question is will I get what I need on budget
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by clscott 12y ago
In order to start a meaningful discussion it would help if you defined your terms and present an example scenario.
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by clscott 12y ago
I've always been pretty happy with Diffmerge https://sourcegear.com/diffmerge/webhelp/sec__inst__mac.html Instructions for commanline use are pretty easy to find as well as setting it up as the default diff t
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by clscott 12y ago
It's never going to go away at that rate
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by clscott 12y ago
Enough to make it worth your while, what that means is entirely up to you.
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by clscott 12y ago
Didn't they just invent a new synonym for "second"? i.e. Take the second left. Do you want to go out on the second weekend from now?
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by clscott 12y ago
The syntax proposed has problems. Many languages allow you to declare nested data structures and a natural way to express an array of arrays in swift would be the following: let a = [[1,2,3],[6,7,8]]
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by clscott 12y ago
There's a regex character class for that Alphabetical only? $value =~ /[[:alpha:]]/ Ascii only? $value =~ /[[:ascii:]]/ http://perldoc.perl.org/perlrecharclass.html#Bracketed-Chara...
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by clscott 13y ago
Congrats! You may have already lost this battle by allowing it to be an option. If you really didn't want to do it you should have either: 0. Not offered it as an option 1. Priced the option off the table (i.e. 10-100 x the next close
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by clscott 13y ago
That's exactly my argument against it, it's less skimmable
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by clscott 13y ago
You're already charging money for the service. If your issue is too many users then charge more money, if the issue is not enough users find more or charge more. Targetting only Pebble users is a really small niche. The only way to be
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by clscott 13y ago
It is rare, but it does happen. Over the last 4 years I've help to build up a 10 person development team (from 3) having never met any of the candidates before hiring them. I didn't meet anyone else from the company until a year a
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by clscott 13y ago
My third was born a year ago and our other two were 3 and 18mo at the time. I ended up buying a used Dodge Grand Caravan with captains seats in the middle row. Any of the minvans will work. We did a lot of research into different vehicles a
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by clscott 13y ago
Seek counselling either with a professional recommended by your doctor or with a community group like Rageaholics Anonymous. Don't wait, contact someone before you talk yourself out of it.
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by clscott 13y ago
We're still using Skype and starting to introduce irc. One main advantage that Skype had going for it was a little known feature on the Mac Skype 5 and 6 clients: ChatStyles [1] The Mac Skype client used a copy of webkit to render the
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by clscott 13y ago
There must be a few (I am one). There are a few gatherings for like minded individuals such as http://teamcamp.ca and http://startupottawa.com . Also there are many meet ups advertisedon meetup.com
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by clscott 14y ago
You wouldn't do the following? :% s/_/_Class_/ Explained: On each line replace the first '_' with '_Class_'
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by clscott 14y ago
I have had no experience doing this myself and I can only echo the other sentiments that you speak to an attorney; it's something that would likely be too risky without one.
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by clscott 14y ago
File the necessary paper work to get their patent invalidated due to prior art? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prior_art Hopefully it would be easier/cheaper than a protracted head to head lawyer battle.
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by clscott 14y ago
What about his job prevents him from being open about it. Watch out for IP clauses in his employment contract that mean his employer is now your uninterested business partner.
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by clscott 15y ago
You mention news and magazine sites, they are very topical and change out almost all of their content on a regular basis. Your site very definitely doesn't do that and but should. An easy to find example: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/
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by clscott 15y ago
I visited your site and it "looks" like a link farm. There is no content on your homepage, it's 100% links. I also visited your top level pages (clicked on Baseball,Football etc) and they are 90% links. You need to move some actual content
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by clscott 15y ago
Good luck, you have an interesting price point but currently a too limited feature set. I'm a huge fan of Divvy and it is worth the $14. http://mizage.com/divvy/ Disclaimer: I am not associated with the company
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by clscott 15y ago
In the past I have used an Aeron for about a year. The Mirra comes very close to the adjustability and I would say is just as comfortable.
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by clscott 15y ago
I'm not surprised. After serving as a maintainer of both the main perl client side api ( http://search.cpan.org/dist/WWW-Facebook-API ) and one production application I have to say the Facebook platform sucked[1] for its instability, lack o
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by clscott 15y ago
I have been using a Mirra fulltime for more than 2 years. When my former employer was getting new offices and furniture, I piggybacked on their chair order so I could get a discount on two chairs for the home office. I now work from home an
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by clscott 15y ago
I'd charge a standard consulting fee for the effort involved in rebranding and building the client's version of the app and charge them $.66 (your price - apple's cut) per download for the lost sales. Now, if you think one of the following
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by clscott 16y ago
Tracking GST/HST isn't that big of a deal, and you are only required to do so once your annual revenues exceed $30K. http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/E/pub/gp/rc4022/README.html
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by clscott 16y ago
We're looking for: + perl backend developers http://jobs.perl.org/job/13680 + javascript front end developers http://peter.michaux.ca/articles/wanted-javascript-developer The job ad says you're required to be eligible to work in Ca
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by clscott 16y ago
It's not just in response to Apple, the timing is just fortuitous, O'Reilly's Tools of Change ( a publishing industry conference ) is on in New York this week and it was probably timed to coincide with that event.

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