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by ghurlman 15y ago
Thus the group policy for them.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
But what happens to all those new fancy cloud files on your PC/Mac when your subscription runs out?
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by ghurlman 15y ago
For the life of me, I don't understand why Microsoft doesn't follow the same path, and offer a group policy for stone-age enterprise customers to turn it off.
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Doctors claim to have "functional cure" for HIV(cbsnews.com)
14 points by ghurlman 15y ago|5 comments
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Not true. Any blog should have some sort of anti-spam comment thing in place.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
I stick with "Developer", if only because programming is maybe half of what I call work these days: requirements gathering, UX research, wireframing, etc.
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What our Economy Needs: More Developers(lewmoorman.com)
2 points by ghurlman 15y ago|2 comments
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by ghurlman 15y ago
> when SF had essentially a monopoly on open source project storage, they chose to milk it and rest on their laurels rather than improve themselves Exactly. They are, like it or not, the Internet Explorer 6 of the open source hosting w
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by ghurlman 15y ago
I think the complaints are valid - after all those employers are reaping the benefits of all that learning. That said - lack of paid-for training is never an excuse to stop learning.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Good points here... if Microsoft had made a polished, professional video - it would've only made Windows 8 as it is appear to be even closer to how it will be at release. It's ridiculously pre-beta at the moment and people are reacting to i
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Questions from a Power User on the Road to Programmer(iamnotmyself.com)
4 points by ghurlman 15y ago|0 comments
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by ghurlman 15y ago
4 steps: - I learned how to draw a line - I learned how to turn - I asked the teacher how to "do things over and over" (loop) - I taught myself to draw a circle That was day camp, when I was 7, learning LOGO. After that, it was
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by ghurlman 15y ago
I don't think there was ever a hatred for Ping -- a hatred would infer that people cared about it. Nobody cared at all... logged in once, and then never went back to that part of iTunes again.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Good luck, but man was I hoping for a way to somehow help us manage recruiters, mark spammers, etc.
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New Sony Hack Claims Over a Million User Passwords(techland.time.com)
7 points by ghurlman 15y ago|0 comments
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by ghurlman 15y ago
For myself, I work from home as much as I can because the alternative is a 2 hour commute to my current client's office (I'm a consultant). It doesn't matter if paradise awaits me at the other end of that trip - I don't want to go. That sai
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by ghurlman 15y ago
> That is because they have already won. No, they have a bigger share of the pie, when measured in particular ways right now. It's a long game.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
They really don't.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
> Your post seems to be making the usual mistake of comparing something that doesn't exist to products that Apple are selling right now. No, that was Gruber's mistake.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
The server-side implementation of the web services that would be called by these HTML5/JS apps has nothing to do with anything being discussed right now.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Yep, the antitrust settlement handcuffs are definitely off. Good luck to them - some real competition in the tablet space is needed.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Might be worth throwing a "rumored to" or "maybe" into the headline if you can.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
The thread title is awfully linkbait-y for something that is a) just a rumor, and b) coming from an "insider" that is significantly less than solid.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
I disagree - I did plenty of the 16-hour days of picking things up and putting them down before moving onto the white collar developer world, and I'll tell you -- there are plenty of days where this work is a lot harder. Harder on the body?
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by ghurlman 15y ago
In the US? I'm a few years older than you, and I'd never heard of such a thing - we went straight to word processing on Apple ][s.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
A trend implies data. What the article gives us are statistics.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
It's a beta, and they rolled out support for Chrome just this week.
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by ghurlman 15y ago
Can you extrapolate? I've never liked Tortoise*, preferring to stick to the command line - how is T-Git better?
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by ghurlman 15y ago
People with children use it. A lot .
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Microsoft now shipping Modernizr with the ASP.NET MVC 3 Tools Update (weblogs.asp.net)
1 points by ghurlman 15y ago|0 comments

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