craigvn

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by craigvn 12y ago
It is totally frustrating, but at the end of the day similar outages happen with all cloud providers.
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by craigvn 12y ago
Yes, Microsoft the minnow company nobody heard of.
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by craigvn 12y ago
I remember this all too well. I tried to get my mum who as a touch typist to type them in for me, but she soon told me where to go.
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by craigvn 12y ago
Sign up for BizSpark and you can get free hosting for 3 years in a cloud environment.
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by craigvn 12y ago
In Australia we are often told country roads are the most dangerous. Drivers are less likely to concentrate, easily fall asleep at the wheel and speed. And trees are not very forgiving when you drive into one.
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by craigvn 13y ago
When talking about a large organisation like this with tens of thousands of employees the original response may have been written by a technical person. But it would have then passed through various layers of lawyers, marketing people and s
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by craigvn 13y ago
Azure leads. AWS is good but Azure is better.
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by craigvn 13y ago
Hardly any start ups ever get to Enterprise scale.
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by craigvn 13y ago
You don't think the world hates Hollywood and Wall Street as well?
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by craigvn 13y ago
Of course you could just get married for life.
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by craigvn 13y ago
Exactly. Crunch time means oop's management stuffed up, now fix it for us.
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by craigvn 13y ago
That should be ANOTHER WAY to make Firefox suck.
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by craigvn 13y ago
You can tell a developer who works 60+ hours regularly, they have the most buggy code.
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by craigvn 13y ago
I think this is spot on. I am not sure how long it will take but there will be a big revolution in screens, like the CRT to LCD one, in the next 20 years and it will be around flexible and expandable displays. Possibly what we know consider
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by craigvn 13y ago
Azure has 10 times more functionality (probably 50x more really). If you want cheap then go for DO, if you want features that will save you that 100 times over by reducing development and management time then go Azure.
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by craigvn 13y ago
It seems they consider it just a choice to be made, do you want to succeed or fail. But in a lot of cases due to personally circumstance the odds of success are greatly stacked against you. People from very disadvantaged starting points cou
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by craigvn 13y ago
At that point what is the difference between a PC and a tablet. There are hybrid devices now, are they PC's or tablets? I think when people say PC they often mean the brown box under a desk. I agree that they days of that are limited a
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by craigvn 13y ago
Buy a house in Australia.
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by craigvn 13y ago
If SnapChat is out of business in two years was it still the right decision? Based on your interpretation there are never any wrong decisions, just different ones. I don't think this holds up in the real world.
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by craigvn 13y ago
He makes a good point about the difference between users and programmers and how they see software in general. But it seems like the teachers were hopelessly prepared and the subject content poorly put together. I think he also makes some p
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by craigvn 13y ago
Surely as an ally of the US we could have just asked for their copy of the Indonesians phone records.
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by craigvn 13y ago
Better and Faster sure. Cheaper is substitute if you can't do the first two and will likely fail.
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by craigvn 13y ago
Depending on exactly how you environment is set up, but for my SaaS app deployment is one click.
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by craigvn 13y ago
Have considered, but no one has come up with a legitimate reason. Name some "legitimate" reasons?
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by craigvn 13y ago
Unless you are doing it totally wrong the license will cost far less than paying developer wages and if your team is more productive in that environment it is a net gain. I agree that if you have a startup with no revenue and everyone works
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by craigvn 13y ago
That is a interesting plan, it will require a few things though. Firstly you need a lot of clients to make it worth their while. Secondly you need the business ability to negotiate with medium to large companies.
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by craigvn 13y ago
If you plan on just building a product and waiting for small business owners to float by your web site to buy it then you are wasting time. Small businesses, at least initially until you become a well known brand, need direct marketing. And
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by craigvn 13y ago
Hello young man. I assume you are young because you know nothing of the past. Previously the Google Toolbar was actually a big deal. Today it is irrelevant but that was not always the case. And when blogs were considered a cool thing by the
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by craigvn 14y ago
So what your saying is, "we're startups, we don't do sales, we get investment". Well maybe some people are interested in a profitable business. And anyone who has done any sales would be able to adapt this guys advice to any startup, not ju
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by craigvn 14y ago
While the author claims not to be a programmer, reading the article it is pretty clear he is not a beginner but a professional developer who doesn't have degree, much like half population of developers.

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