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by hartror 16y ago
Would be nice if those that needed 1.7+ were marked so.
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by hartror 16y ago
In my case I learnt on digital and the freedom of digital meant I have been able to continually experiment unafraid of wasting film (and money). The learning process for me has been a mixture of reading the basics and a large amount trial a
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by hartror 16y ago
Not all frameworks are created equal.
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by hartror 16y ago
There are photos of my parents, sister and I when we were little on a beach in the middle of nowhere all in our Birthday suits. Living in a desert environment for the first half of my childhood meant my sibling and I viewed clothing as very
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by hartror 16y ago
Was responding the the parent implying that selling something that isn't yet in existence is somehow wrong.
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by hartror 16y ago
I think it is fair to accept money in advance, the customers were informed of the waiting time. The difficulty was that Google Checkout requires you to ship within 24hrs of accepting the order. I doubt it was an intentional violation of the
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by hartror 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1432107 Yeah it got too popular and they had trouble filling the orders fast enough and got some complaints from impatient customers. A slight mishandling of things by the sounds of it but an understand
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by hartror 16y ago
This idea has been batted around for a while and in fact the biggest risk to getting a project like this aloft will be regulators like the FAA.
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by hartror 16y ago
Main Question What uptime guarantees do you guys make? I saw on your answer on your FAQ but if I was selling this to the powers that be I don't know if your answer would cut it. Couple of other questions for the team: A Zabbix plugin fort
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by hartror 16y ago
I'm afraid you use the post hoc fallacy incorrectly. The post hoc fallacy is drawing conclusions based on statistically insignificant data sets, normally anecdotes of size 1, at least in every day life. Now assuming this study was done by h
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by hartror 16y ago
Brands are aimed at demographics, which is why Unilever has the Dove brand and the Lynx brand for basically the same product for example. People identify with a brand, have a perception and make purchasing decisions based on it. What Joel's
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by hartror 16y ago
Excellent point and I hope webdev2010 pursues it. I'd just like to add a cautionary note that shifting a business to this footing takes time and that in all likelihood there will be bumps in the road. But having a relatively large relativel
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by hartror 16y ago
I'm certainly not saying deforestation should not be addressed but there also needs to be practical solutions to fix the enormous areas of land have already been logged.
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by hartror 16y ago
One of the major issues we have in Australia is people stealing the saplings. Likely the box would be stolen as well, mores the pity.
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by hartror 16y ago
What this addresses is the lack of water once we have cut down the trees. Because we are chopping them down the way the soil holds the water changes. Deep in the earth it often raises the water table (which can lead to increased soil salini
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by hartror 16y ago
Nice, NIN fan here and I really enjoyed that cover :)
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by hartror 16y ago
Wow they're not going to get any work done on there tonight!
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by hartror 16y ago
A little bit of sensationalism going on here, while they obviously did a very poor job at communicating it doesn't point to a lack of caring about users. It does point to a failure to communicate, something I am not surprised of from a youn
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by hartror 16y ago
Excellent idea! Remove not only spam but morons as well!
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by hartror 16y ago
Wow I wonder how many people gave up using the ssl lib as too slow due to this bug?
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by hartror 16y ago
Everything old is new again? My high school ran on that well over a decade ago. I hope they have it right this time as it was pretty nasty back then. The biggest problem was when it broke none of the school IT staff could fix it so it would
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by hartror 16y ago
The core newsroom’s reluctance to support the digital strategy. This is interesting as my impression is much of the newspaper industries decline as a failure in business leadership and that the newsrooms had just been following or
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by hartror 16y ago
Build a side project you can be proud of! Will allow you to get your skills up in the areas you think are lacking and give you something you can show to prospective employers.
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by hartror 16y ago
Full of pale white screaming, crying geek flesh.
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by hartror 16y ago
What a fantastic opportunity to start a side business and work on it full time!
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by hartror 16y ago
Exactly, given the great opportunity he had a chance at the author should have been far more patient and dare I say a bit more professional. The experience I've had with dealing with big corps is very much "hurry up and wait". Often this is
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by hartror 16y ago
Hmmm things would have to pretty dire to need to do this, can you imagine the financial repercussions for thousands upon thousands of business if they were irrecoverably disconnected from their servers & clients for a unknown period? Th
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by hartror 16y ago
But retiring their human space flight is almost as bad. I love our robot probes to death, they do important science at a fraction of a fraction of the cost it would take humans to do the same. However right now all of our proverbial eggs ar
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by hartror 16y ago
Good point, though do you develop a well balanced individual that way?
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by hartror 16y ago
There is this: Looking back, I realize I knew nothing about boys and pornography. I’d never seen online porn and assumed that Alex was viewing still pictures similar to print magazines. Which is them putting their hands up and saying we m

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