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by flooha 17y ago
Yeah, if they make the keyboard and screen as big as my laptop's keyboard and screen. I can't see doing any type of serious development on an iPhone.
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by flooha 17y ago
Wow, that's funny. When I read it, I was thinking, "Can this (or that) really make a significant difference.?". Then I thought, "Well, it must since it's on Google's tips page.". Bzzzzzzzt. Wrong. I feel sorry for all the people who insta
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by flooha 17y ago
Don't bother with this waste of time. You're welcome.
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by flooha 17y ago
Bravo if you can accomplish that with perl. I haven't hacked in perl in a long time but, from what I remember, you would have to resist using a lot of perl's shortcuts in order to make it speak for itself.
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by flooha 17y ago
"3.- Use abstractions only when necessary (YAGNI and KISS)...You Are Not Going to Need It (YAGNI)..." I would revise this to say "Use abstractions only when you can see a valid future use." I've spent days and weeks literally just thinking
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by flooha 17y ago
Great suggestion. One of my pet peeves is sites that don't show the year in the date of the post, never mind the ones that don't show a date at all. The date is extremely relevant when it comes to tech articles.
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by flooha 17y ago
From the beginning, it has been very similar to the expertsexchange.com site for me. It's always in google results, I'm always annoyed when I click on one of their links and immediately close the tab. If I do look at the page in desperatio
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by flooha 17y ago
A feed of tweets where people have basically "snapped" as in "lost their mind". LOL
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by flooha 17y ago
foreverlist.com nuncatarde.com I have plans for both domains, but they're on the back-burner.
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by flooha 17y ago
I play guitar and drums. I did the band thing 15 years ago and had some local success with a band called Uncle Knucklefunk. Our high point was opening up for Ace Frehley (who had no desire to even say hi to us by the way, which was devasta
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by flooha 17y ago
Most experienced admins who have used all of the various php based CMSs would probably recommend Drupal over Joomla. Drupal is considered better when it comes to security and customization. Joomla addons have a stigma of being generally i
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by flooha 17y ago
5 or 6 before getting laid off. 8 or 9 now and loving every minute of it. I can't tell you how much better I feel. I can take power naps on the couch and often solve the prolem I've been working on all morning, just after waking up. I w
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by flooha 17y ago
My first thought was, "Go to college and do both.", much like the parent post. However, being educated as a mechanical engineer and self-taught as a sysadmin/developer, I think what is missing here is the influence of teachers. This is a
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by flooha 17y ago
It's anecdotal and just one point on the graph, but it is absolutely on topic and a valid response to your post. You ask what I would personally do to make one person stop being poor? Well, it worked for me, so I would give that person the
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by flooha 17y ago
I'm glad you weren't in charge when I was a #2. I made some bad decisions, like starting a family too early, and had some bad luck when I was young. When I reached the point where I was ready, I asked the Government for help and I receive
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by flooha 17y ago
Definitely something to consider. It won't be right for everyone. Here's the assurances I can give: 1) All database/server/cloud credentials will be encrypted, although not a one-way hash. They will be decryptable using a key not stored i
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by flooha 17y ago
3:30 meeting, drive home, maybe get some more hacking in. I need about 4 more hours and it'll be finished. OP's profile doesn't have a email or link so I hope he checks back tomorrow. :)
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by flooha 17y ago
For no other reason than the fact that I can, I'm going to build this for you...today. I'll post the link when I'm done.
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by flooha 17y ago
Well, the "read-only" part would be your responsibility. You'd also need to give your "cloud" credentials, which would have to be write credentials, of course. Maybe what you want exists as a service, I imagine you can find it if you googl
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by flooha 17y ago
>>I don't quite understand what he meant, as "working on a doctorate" isn't an answer to "why aren't the big boys already doing it?" It was a response to my assertion that his argument would have been wrong if I were Larry and it we
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by flooha 17y ago
I've got nothing against PHP, it's just a matter of preference. There are a lot of fantastic apps built using PHP and I use them on a frequent basis. However, if I build something, it's Ruby all the way. I just find it much cleaner and p
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by flooha 17y ago
"Case Western, is that the "local university" " No. Wrong side. ;)
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by flooha 17y ago
I attended a networking event recently where I was pitching to a guy who had a high rank in our local university's IT program and is respected as an entrepreneur also. Anyway, he was challenging me on everything I was saying (which I thank
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by flooha 17y ago
I thought maybe my reading level was drastically sub-par. ;)
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by flooha 17y ago
"two minute read" ~2223 words per minute. Impressive.
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by flooha 17y ago
"Microsoft Access had been my preferred tool for creating applications centered on a relational database." Here come the down mods, but anyone making that statement automatically loses any credibility of tech savvy and generates an enormous
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by flooha 17y ago
Wow, I had EXACTLY the same experience. We were going to buy a TV and thought "What the hell, why not?" and stopped in at the CC going out of business "sale". It was a joke. The TVs were $300 to $500 more expensive than Sam's Club. I ha
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by flooha 17y ago
Funny, I had a similar incident on Friday. I had an error on my web server from a bug (fixed now of course). I was curious about the IP that generated the error because I had just attended a networking event and wanted to know which conta
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by flooha 18y ago
I vividly remember just graduating college and being seriously pissed off that guys I knew were getting paid a lot more than me to put the owners manual in the glove compartment on an automotive assembly line, and I was now a "Professional
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by flooha 18y ago
Exactly where do you live that $8000/week is "not so good"?

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