dreur

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   Is It Time To Quit Your Day Job?(getrichslowly.org)

   1 points by dreur 16y ago|0 comments
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   by dreur 16y ago

   Thanks, very useful page - I had the link to some US organization but not to NRCanada
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   by dreur 16y ago

   I've discovered Kohana recently and it looks promising and the only HMVC Framework I know. As for the Symfony doc, I think it is wonderful ... offering free online books is one of the main reason for its popularity.
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   by dreur 16y ago

   Hahaha I love that sentence : In the process, I’m evaluating a bunch of J2EE portlet-enabled JSR-compliant MVC role-based CMS web service application container frameworks... Just Wowwww :)
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   by dreur 16y ago

   W0w 7hi5 i5 nic3
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   by dreur 16y ago

   In fact, what would be a use case of Node.js? I know it is a rather interesting tech but other than that what do you/would you use Node.js for?
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   by dreur 16y ago

   An interesting way of dealing with flags depending on the kind of app you are developing, I wouldn't use that technique often.
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   by dreur 16y ago

   I would recommend Symfony as a PHP framework.
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   by dreur 16y ago

   The video is awesome.
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    by dreur 16y ago

    I would definitely buy the app if it was both on the web and on android.
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    by dreur 16y ago

    Direct link to article : http://krebsonsecurity.com/2010/07/pirate-bay-hack-exposes-u...
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    Pirate Bay account database compromised(isc.sans.edu)

    1 points by dreur 16y ago|1 comments
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    by dreur 16y ago

    Better explanation would be great, still wondering what it does - What is the common use case ?
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    by dreur 16y ago

    Yes, in Ottawa - Near the epicenter.
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    by dreur 16y ago

    On Linux 32bits and 64bits it is faster than Galileo. (Seems faster and uses less memory)
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    Introducing Google Command line Tool(google-opensource.blogspot.com)

    390 points by dreur 16y ago|51 comments
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    by dreur 16y ago

    It may applies to large corporation, but I don't think that for Startups it applies. We want a mix of those two ways of thinking to 1) Get some features out to gain traction/user 2) Make sure it works and that the user experience will not b
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    by dreur 16y ago

    Click : http://ycombinator.com/ideas.html
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    by dreur 16y ago

    Wow, nice find - Was it intended ?
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    Unix toolbox(cb.vu)

    333 points by dreur 16y ago|23 comments
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Hahaha - Scary :) - First thought something was going on for real ... but then I saw the hole ...
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Thanks - there is some good stuff in there ... even if there is a lot of repetition.
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Thanks for starting this thread. I am a Coop CS student from Quebec Canada looking for a Summer internship around Toronto or Ottawa.
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    Startup legal issues / intellectual property(startupnorth.ca)

    1 points by dreur 17y ago|0 comments
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    by dreur 17y ago

    And in Canada
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Wow very interesting link.
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Other post saying they will improve their process. http://www.linode.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4768&start=...
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    Product Managers in Startups: What’s their Role?(instigatorblog.com)

    24 points by dreur 17y ago|28 comments
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    Get paid for user installing digsby from your website(digsby.com)

    1 points by dreur 17y ago|0 comments
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    by dreur 17y ago

    Saw it this morning too :) Not as good as the perl and regex one ( http://xkcd.com/208/ ) but really nice.