dryicerx

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by dryicerx 17y ago
16, autocad drafting and tech guy for a small surveying company in town. $8/hr
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I wouldn't give Google Voice full credit for innovation on this. The real credit needs to go Asterisk for innovation in the VoIP front, their the ones who brought this tech from out of no where to the masses first... To Google's credit, the
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Pretty good service, is this going to be a free app? One suggestion I can give is make this service active. At the moment, the only big advantage I see from using this is the knowledge really quickly that something has gone wrong through em
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I was thinking the same thing Correlation does not Imply Causation
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Only costs a few bucks to register a own domain and have a unlimited supply of throw away email addresses. There is no prevention at all... it's not even making it hard.
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by dryicerx 17y ago
I prefer the PDF format "Reference Cards" you can print and pin up next to your desk. * http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/QRC/Vi%20Reference%20... * http://www.digilife.be/quickreferences/QRC/vi%20Quick%20Refe... * http://www.digi
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At first I thought it was an outrageous cost for a payroll system, but according to the article, the UW system has 60,000 employees over 27 campuses. For those 60k employees, getting paid is a VERY IMPORTANT deal... there can't be any mis
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Don't pretend you didn't think of Cloud Computing when you saw the title
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by dryicerx 17y ago
Thinkpad T Series I can swear by them, their powerful, built very sturdy and feels like a beast, not a plastic toy. Also their quite strong, I've dropped mine countless times, twice down the stairs without any problems. And their keyboards
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by dryicerx 17y ago
It's PHP, it's already a band aid measure . Adding goto just incremented the keyword count, nothing more. Bad coders will still keep on writing bad code, with or without the help of goto.
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by dryicerx 17y ago
http://www.commandlinefu.com CommandLineFu is a much more generalized command-line collection, has a few clever ones. Not just web developers, but anyone who uses *nix in general. Specially the top rated ones http://www.commandlinefu.com
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The initial page log in with the filled in username/password is also a lame setup. There is no data sent to the sever when you enter a test authentication code, it just automatically says "Invalid code"...
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I don't think it's a troll, but just someone who is really in to performance, like I do, and I agree with him on some points. But what I don't agree is using just C. C is too low level and is a horrific unfit task for web development. Inste
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Nikola Tesla, the greatest hacker ever The diversity of his inventions are truly remarkable (a good list is in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla ) If these were all his publicized works, just imagine the kind of ideas that he nev
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by dryicerx 17y ago
BitTorrent will usually always work for downloads no matter what. It's the seeding that doesn't work too well with home routers that doesn't have the correct port forwarding or Upnp setup. It's a hybrid between BT and S3. The S3 will keep f
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by dryicerx 17y ago
There had been a Pascal era, but C and especially C++ are still alive and very much current. Even then, those two sets of languages aren't really comparable. Where it does hold true is how lot of the C and C++ programmers feel about Java an
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by dryicerx 17y ago
Good point, fixed.
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I hate shopping at Bestbuy. But this can be a really good thing for certain types of startups, such as those who need access to the general population and consumer market. Not just access, but a DIRECT/MASS access. This is a match made in h
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by dryicerx 17y ago
Another vote for 1and1, been with them for over 4-5 years, not a single issue. I love how they hold on to the domain after a year after you cancel it... just in case you want it back without any extra charge. I've never used them for hostin
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by dryicerx 17y ago
Three possibilities depending on what the voices in your head are saying - If they are random useless sayings: ignore them (see a doc) - If they are good ideas : write them down - If they tell you to do anything harmful: go see a doctor i
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by dryicerx 17y ago
To be fair I think the article is aiming for any type of startup including those that sell food for example, not necessarily Tech/Web startups. For Web/Tech Startups (as used by us for a web-startup) - Google Docs - Redmine or TRAC or Githu
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by dryicerx 17y ago
http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/12/13/514602.asp...
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Please make the Link directly to the website
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Any thoughts on getting sued regarding IP Infringement as a LLC, how does the liability trickle down to the people behind the LLC. For example company X sues a LLC stating that they have violated a patent for example?
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I have to agree with this, C++ isn't error ridden, maybe you friend has run in to some bad C++ code. (If this is true, for example Adobe Products should be failing miserably, their mostly C++). I would say learn both, once you learn one it'
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Not completely, but it's a big part.
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To start off I am a back-end dwelling developer, a C and C++ FastCGI nut, a Pythonic Dinasour, Emacs is my Swiss army knife, I am obsessed about security, and I am huge on pushing for high performance low-level scalable back ends for web de
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Ask HN: Describe Yourself using your Tools/Frameworks/Languages
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Good times... Also in the same light: Samsung SSD Raid (while we are at the RAID topic) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96dWOEa4Djs (it's a Samsung backed video, but still awesome)
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Look in to Boost http://www.boost.org/doc/libs

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