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dangravell
16y ago
One of my favourite things about rsync.net is the support: you seem to get access to an engineer (or at least someone that knows what they are talking about) immediately.
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dangravell
16y ago
Personally I suggest a corded hammer drill and a cordless drill without hammer action. This makes the cordless much lighter and it become aa joy working with plasterboard or wood.
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dangravell
16y ago
Depends what you mean by 'people'. It's useful where you are building an interest group of people from the same domain. If those people are 'mavens' it can be a useful to see their thoughts and engage them in discussion.
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dangravell
16y ago
Not sure what you mean by support, but supporting users of your stuff, getting feedback and even just having a conversation about what you've made is one of the most rewarding parts of running your own business.
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16y ago
For UK based hacker coffee addicts: I recently discovered Has Bean which seem to tick all the boxes in the OP -> http://hasbean.co.uk/ (no connection). Good blog too.
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dangravell
16y ago
Reminds me of my favourite Onion article - http://www.theonion.com/articles/fuck-everything-were-doing-... Especially for the line "Here's the report from Engineering. Someone put it in the bathroom: I want to wipe my ass with it."
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16y ago
I agree with him. Here in the UK it's probably the only vaguely impartial newspaper, plus the actual news that is reported feels more important than the news reported by the rest of the UK media. Maybe it's just because there are more numbe
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16y ago
It's not just about restraint. His point on frugality (I think) was it's important to release capital for reallocation. It depends what you read into "save", because you'll not build much wealth by holding cash on deposit. I would put it mo
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17y ago
I think just generally you have to be aware that it is not a concrete ArrayList (or whatever) that is being created. You have to be careful about which classes you are anonymously subclassing. If the superclass has an equals method, for ins