edelweiss22

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by edelweiss22 4y ago
For those saying "they're all over the world", it's not clear from the article but there's literally wind flowing from inside the mountain and that's flowing all year around at ~10°C, even during summer when it
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by edelweiss22 11y ago
I'd recommend a flat-file CMS like Grav ( http://getgrav.org ). It can run on any shared hosting, plus it does not even need a database, which makes managing a website super easy. Think making the site locally and updating it
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
I second this. "I think the real challenge is to stay here, not to run away abroad". It hurts me hearing those expats talking shit about our country. I can't imagine how they change perception of Italy to everyone they get in
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
I don't understand why people like to bash on their own country. 80%? Not certainly for everyone. As a freelance I pay 5% until I reach an higher level of income and I'll be able to pay more taxes. On top of this there's 21%
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
..because you'd have to pay 3x to get swiss to work for you, while italians might jump the border for a lot less than what they'd deserve. Don't forget you need to pay 4x (or more) for rent of any office space (or housing spa
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
Don't you have taxes or regulations in Germany?
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
Which changes?
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
I know you're a proficient developer (to say the least) so maybe a clear perspective is a benefit: programming for a living is damn hard :) especially if you're almost starting from scratch suggesting node.js as a career path coul
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Simple vs. complex, the WordPress theme dilemma(themekit.co)
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by edelweiss22 12y ago
We just found some e-comm plugins hard to tweak for our needs and we decided to build our own. Started as a proof of concept and to test-drive the WordPress plugin (free) marketplace.