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16y ago
I don't know if you're trying to make a joke, but that might be a bit difficult for Google to do since IBM is worth more than they are. http://www.google.com/finance?catid=66529330&sort=MARKET... Cap
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16y ago
Does anyone know if RedGate will sponsor a visa for foreign candidates?
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16y ago
That's like saying you worry that Google's search results will get worse if they focus on Adwords too much. Code hosting is the core of Github and what makes this job board possible.
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16y ago
Why? This project has no dependencies on Rails.
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16y ago
There is a huge difference between being monitored whilst performing your duty that you're being paid for by taxpayers and being spied upon in your own private life.
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16y ago
Here were I live in South Africa we have probably the most expensive broadband internet in the world. This mainly because there are only two licensed telecommunications providers whom have access to the only two international internet links
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16y ago
Well, I guess they just haven't heard how awesome NoSQL is yet :)
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16y ago
Yea, but I thought I would be forgiving....
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Steve Yegge is a "non-notable programmer"
(en.wikipedia.org)
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16y ago
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Shameless plug. Moq works beautifully with specr, a BDD framework work I wrote for .NET 4.0 http://github.com/michael-erasmus/specr
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16y ago
Any good ideas what you could use this for?
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PostageApp - The easier way to send email from web apps
(postageapp.com)
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16y ago
While I think that Passenger Lite might be useful for development, I would think twice about deploying my production app without a full blown web server, just for the sake of being able to run non-ruby code if needed.
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16y ago
That is not hate for Firefox, it's love for Chrome....
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16y ago
Still a good analysis of using the security by obscurity model for URL's
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16y ago
No need to do research. I am South African, I live in Johannesburg. I was at a world cup game on Monday (Netherlands vs Denmark at Soccer City). The atmosphere was amazing, partly because of the vuvuzelas. I don't care about the history, th
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16y ago
More like: "How Tech-Savvy Westerners found a way to satisfy their complete cultural ignorance and inability to accept or understand cultures other than their own"
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16y ago
The search works for me, but only when I'm signed out. This leads me to believe that this is some sort of technical issue. Besides, I don't think they are stupid enough to do something like censoring this.
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Pacman Ghost Psychology
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Have aliens hijacked Voyager 2?
(telegraph.co.uk)
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It's not cruel at all. If the Japanese guy could understand that program, he would have no need to do the C++ course anymore.
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16y ago
All right, cool. You've convinced me to have a second look.
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I've installed it in VirtualBox. Pretty slick UI (although it does take some getting used too). Reminds me a whole bunch of most Linux\Unix distros. It's multitasking abilities has been hyped up much, although it didn't seem that mind-blow
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VMWare to buy Gemstone
(pcworld.com)
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16y ago
Doesn't look anything like HN to me.
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How did you get a .it domain? As far as I know they are restricted to EU citizens or companies.
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LHC: First reconstructed Beauty Particle
(lhcb-public.web.cern.ch)
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Gorgeous Blonde (Who's Not DHH) Takes Over Official Rails Sites
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17y ago
I for one, am very sad about this :)
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As much as I agree with you, that is not where the cool stuff will happen. Sad as it may be, innovation on the web has never really been centered around education. And as far as the goverment is concerced, I don't think that smart ways of u
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