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   by gajda 13y ago

   Had to check the whois first, nice parody!
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   Ask HN: What basic things to do with a new server

   1 points by gajda 13y ago|0 comments
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   by gajda 13y ago

   seems they are "sold out" now
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   by gajda 13y ago

   One Dell 3008WFP (2560x1600) is doing the job for me (connected to my 11" MBA) - but i have to admit a second one of it would be nice.
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   To all the rejected

   18 points by gajda 13y ago|1 comments
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   by gajda 13y ago

   Got my mail, the "bad one". But at all rejected: stop at nothing!
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   by gajda 14y ago

   +1 on Octopress (if you like the quick route), else just take some minutes and wrap up yourself with some RoR Screencasts (Railscasts for example) and do it yourself (take a look at https://www.ruby-toolbox.com/categories/syntax_highlighti
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   Ask HN: What do you do to stay motivated?

   8 points by gajda 14y ago|3 comments
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   by gajda 14y ago

   I think a fallback solution is never wrong but to be honest, the comfort of a management-free provider is nice to have too. As Google Apps for Business user, i have all i need now. Even for my private needs, GMail is enough for me. And as J
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    by gajda 14y ago

    If he talks about "considering it" it doesn't sound like an clear YES. But to put this aside - this risk is up to you - i believe the experience to get out of something stagnant and even move to a new place is worth the experience alone. Sp