juliend2

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   by juliend2 17y ago

   I just reinstalled my mac today. Here is what i installed so far : 1-quicksilver 2-iTerm (terminal. with tabs) 3-Photoshop CS3 (cs4 is slow on my macbook) 4-Transmit 5-DropBox client 6-Textmate 7-Git 8-The Hit List (best osx app for lists)
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   The design is pretty clean. Nice use of fonts. I was asking myself what the gray horizontal bar under the menu is for. It seems like a horizontal scrollbar to me but it does not respond to dragging (FF3/mac). And i would place the logo URL
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   Content de voir qu'il y a d'autres québécois qui suivent HN! Même si c'est à partir de la Californie ;)
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   ++ for codeigniter for the ease of learning. Althouth i'm going back to cakephp at the moment for all the "automagic". Best of luck
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   Thanks for the reminder!
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   I recognize myself into this article. I always add more work to my day when my daily list is done.
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   I use Linode but i read the SliceHost doc when i need to set up my node. The best of both worlds!
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   can it read protected PDFs also? I suppose that i can enter my password with the keyboard.
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   by juliend2 17y ago

   AEC in web development. AEC stands for "Attestation d'Etudes Collegiales". It's like a College diploma, but only in one field (web development; no philosophy courses or things like that). More info (french) : http://www.cmaisonneuve.qc.ca/
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    You mean that you work like 14 hours a day, 7 days/week? Is it full working hours that you could invoice or just 100 hours that you spend in front of the computer? What does your daily schedule look like? Just curious.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    From w3schools : "our data, collected from W3Schools' log-files" And as they say : "W3Schools is a website for people with an interest for web technologies. These people are more interested in using alternative browsers than the average use
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    I use mainly CodeIgniter. I tried CakePHP. I heard about symfony, though. If it's fun then i will take a look. Thanks.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    You're absolutely right. Something may be wrong with me but i still do find it interesting.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    What do you mean by being "solution-snob"? Looking for the appropriate tool(language) for the given task? Thanks in advance.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Yes, this is something i thought about also. It can be good when they dont already have their own server already set up with their email, etc. I have tried both slicehost and linode. Its nice to have such control when its possible.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Just remember to always learn new things and don't get set in your ways I Totally Agree. This is the other reason why i want to change the language in which i code for my day to day jobs. Learning new things. I read a lot about functional
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    i completely get your point. unfortunately i dont choose my webhosts. my clients does. but when i can, i tell them to take a linode slice.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    I think that it's Exactly what i was looking for! Thanks a lot. I will definitely look at it! :)
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Yes i tried them. That's why i mentioned "_reliable_ webhost" ;) . But yes, some websites could be hosted with them, it's just not good enough when we need something to be 100% uptime.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Thanks for the info. I did not know about hostingrails.
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    Ask HN: I can't stand PHP anymore. What else can I choose?

    15 points by juliend2 17y ago|83 comments
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    It's been since August that i dont listen TV. It's clear for me that having no TV really forces me to go out more often, think about creative ways of spending my time. I surely have more time for personal hacking projects.
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Awesome. thanks
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    by juliend2 17y ago

    Are you using TabKit plugin for Firefox (in your screenshot)? Mine is different. Maybe cause im on a mac though.
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    by juliend2 18y ago

    CSS Mastery for me is THE book on CSS. Although its old because at the time the book was written, IE7 was not officially in the market yet. It contains a lot of step-by-step solutions for common real-world css problems, along with browser g
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    by juliend2 18y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones
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    by juliend2 18y ago

    this one has something charming : http://i.gizmodo.com/photogallery/impressiveworkspaces/10078... (no sarcasm)
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    by juliend2 18y ago

    Maybe it's just me, but i see a little inspiration from http://www.acrylicapps.com/times/ , one of the Apps in the last MacHeist, that is also a feed reader. I added HN to my Times app. But i still prefer viewing it in Firefox.
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    An affordable Git repository hosting service(repositoryhosting.com)

    4 points by juliend2 18y ago|4 comments
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    by juliend2 18y ago

    Why's (Poignant) Guide to C.