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by imdsm 12y ago
I too would like to know what field of work he is in. I can't imagine doing that indefinitely.
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by imdsm 12y ago
Not sure this is the best advice. Most DBA's are not developers, and the line of work isn't the same. OP probably wouldn't make it to his goal, he'd just end up with money.
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by imdsm 12y ago
I've been on Freenode for almost 10 years now (9 years, 48 weeks, 4 days, 18:19:12 ago), it's the only network which doesn't seem to be shrinking, though most of my old friends are gone now.
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by imdsm 12y ago
So, am I right in assuming that if I transfer illegal content from my laptop to my friends laptop via a cafe wireless network, they are complicit in my crimes and will also be at fault?
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by imdsm 12y ago
I had this, but got rid. I find my mastery of regular paint suffices and for anything else, I can hop into Photoshop.
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by imdsm 12y ago
Don't feed the trolls.
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by imdsm 12y ago
I second this. Get a dog. You never know who you'll meet when spending time with that guy, you two might even find yourselves a new family. Do it, OP.
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by imdsm 12y ago
Insane. I was speaking about Spotify API about an hour ago on IRC, Google'd around, found this, disregarded it (how new can it be?) and now it's at the top of HN. This keeps happening to me, with docker release, with deis, with va
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by imdsm 12y ago
I tried to `ask richard stallman about gnu`, among other things, but it wouldn't work. Also, I'd stop the blurring effect after a while, that really grated on me. I'd love to have time to try it properly.
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by imdsm 12y ago
Well the problem now is that you've got your publicity before you were ready for it. Now when you do have a demo, your publicity has already been and gone. I like the landing page. It looks good. But without a demo, you're already
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by imdsm 12y ago
The thing is, a cracker/intruder is also most likely a hacker, in the more mild sense of the term. They wouldn't be able to crack/intrude without 'hacking' in order to have that ability/knowledge. The problem i
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by imdsm 12y ago
What law are you referring to? Columbian law? Swiss law? Russian law! I really have no idea, being that I am from Earth and there are so many countries. It does make this thread hard to follow, just too much guesswork.
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by imdsm 12y ago
Isn't that a feature? Joking aside though, isn't the Styrofoam to give it a low density structure?
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by imdsm 12y ago
You have an additional speech mark at the end of that sentence. > "Help""
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by imdsm 12y ago
I wonder what caused it? I know he'd been battling MS for the last decade nearly. Can these things just happen randomly?
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by imdsm 13y ago
How soon until those new icons are going to arrive? ;)
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by imdsm 13y ago
Interesting! How close are you to allowing developers to extend it? You have drag&drop to twitter, facebook, but it'd be nice to interface it with buffer as well.
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by imdsm 13y ago
I use this. I love this. But when you told me you're going to make money from my drag & drops, it made me pause. Not that I think you're an immoral company, and not that I am being naive in thinking that a dozen others aren&#x
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UK government website returns milkshake when searching for all countries(gov.uk)
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by imdsm 13y ago
Animated GIFs/cat video?
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by imdsm 13y ago
I have to agree with your disagree but point something out also. > HR sees a unfamiliar format, and simply bins that resume. When they bin the good resumes, they bin the good candidates, which means the chances of the current employees n
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by imdsm 13y ago
If you call them and let them know they're not accepting your format of resume, ask them if you can send a physical version, and get a negative response, then it's the companies loss, surely.
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by imdsm 13y ago
This only applies when you're in a position where if you don't get the job, it's a bad thing. But when you get to a certain point, getting a job is easy. It's getting the right job which is hard.
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by imdsm 13y ago
Though I have to say it isn't unproductive. Unless you're unemployed. But if you're employed and you're wanted by numerous companies, what is unproductive about picking the right one?
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by imdsm 13y ago
As mh_yam said, if they're only accepting .docx, and if someone else controls the first stage of the recruitment process, then maybe these aren't the right companies for some people. Larger companies may do this, and if you like l
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by imdsm 13y ago
Also a user of this. Never had a problem with it. Have contributed to the third party scripts. Hope it never goes away!
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by imdsm 13y ago
There isn't any immediate need for this, and so it isn't rushed. If all of a sudden things changed, and they needed the tech, it'd get rushed through. But why run when you can walk and still make it?
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by imdsm 13y ago
> "Don't try anything cute. You resume should be devoid of personality." I have to disagree. I got my current job because my resume stood out. It was the only one not written in MS word. The other candidates had equal if n
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by imdsm 13y ago
That's great to know! Once my current project is over, I think I'll drop you/Sunil my resume. Hah, I thought the mention of Warwickshire would catch your eye. Would be great to join a homegrown tech company. All the best.
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by imdsm 13y ago
Hey Joel! Quick question; are your engineering guys office based or do they work remotely? I've been following you guys for a while but I'm pretty firmly rooted in Warwickshire!

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