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justintocci
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Eh. I think there's definitely an opportunity to put a slack-like service into windows server and that could take some significant wind out of Slack. I think microsoft will figure it out pretty quickly. E.g. They put their dropbox clon
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Nine children here. We were lucky and figured out our kids pretty early. If they act up at night it generally means they're over tired from not sleeping during the day. Worked with every kid for us. One bad night and the next day we do
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The existing solutions all fail because they add friction. There is a clear way forward. Add transparency to email clients. For example, i have two emails in my in box right now. Which one was sent in the clear? Which via ssl? I don't
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Postage – a free, open, fast replacement for PGAdmin
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Ask HN: Did you spend more on software or saas this year? And your business?
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Envelope, fastest way to publish a web app from PostgreSQL on GitHub
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How and where are you getting clients now?
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http://www.workflowproducts.com/postage.html
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Free PostgreSQL Admin app Postage features and fixes
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I don't have a magic formula but if you want to talk give me ring. Also, look up past patio11 posts on same topic.
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I find zika to be problematic. I get that we're all supposed to be scared, and that we should not have children. But there seems to be a severe lack of facts that reminds me of the recent ebola situation. It turns out, ebola isn't
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There was once a company that would only diagnose what was wrong with your car so you could try to get mechanics to compete on price. I don't know what happened to them but I've never seen one in person so I think it's safe t
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we'll address a,b and c Monday. i don't see any reason to completely drop the offer of phone support. No one has to use it. Our emails are all listed on the contact page. Hmm, the source version is linux and bsd compatible, we
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http://www.workflowproducts.com/postage.html
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Postage for PostgreSQL - a free, open, fast replacement for pgadmin
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SEEKING WORK - Fort Worth/Irving/Plano - local or remote Web and Desktop Business Applications. Especially ERP/Calendar/Inventory applications. www.WorkflowProducts.com
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11y ago
I had trouble with this recently. I wanted something that prohibited hosted copies and forks but was free in other respects. I couldn't find anything.
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Security is an illusion. You could be perfect and the company could go out of business for some strange reason. The best advice is to stay upwind.
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We have a company policy against signing contracts. Keeps it simple. Occassionally someone says they need us to sign something and we ask why. 99% of the time the actual fear is that we'll break the law. So i just point out that since
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I'm with you man. What we need is a way to get in front of CEO's, presidents and managers, get their attention and listen.
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> ...said it was difficult to demand transparency from the people and institutions the paper reported on when their organization was not being forthright itself. Does anyone else see a contradiction here? By not knowing who the owner is,
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I'm confused. I know we're supposed to believe in warming but isolated data points are logically insufficient. Articles like this that selectively show interesting data points without giving a broader picture actually hurt the cau
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For your convenience: How Does Envelope Work? http://envelope.xyz/how.html Envelope is released under a PostgreSQL style License. http://envelope.xyz/license.html Live Demo Instructions http://en
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For your convenience: How Does Envelope Work? http://envelope.xyz/how.html Envelope is released under a PostgreSQL style License. http://envelope.xyz/license.html Live Demo Instructions http://en
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For your convenience: How Does Envelope Work? http://envelope.xyz/how.html Envelope is released under a PostgreSQL style License. http://envelope.xyz/license.html Live Demo Instructions http://e
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I've just built this great PostgreSQL Database. How do I get it to my users?
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We have complete ERP systems with kitting, lot control inventory, etc. all of it straight forward and easy to maintain. Plpgsql is made for this stuff. We also like having all the display handled in the html with web components. We really l
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Postgis is an example of a very extensive code base in Postgres. I've listed a bunch of apps that Envelope is great for. You haven't given me an example of what you are talking about so I can't really respond to your comments
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Open the live demo. There are two links. One for postage connecting to your development copy and the one connecting to the production database.
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> actually need a middle layer to carry out operations on the data before it is presented. I'm of the school that says you should fetch the data you want because the database is optimized for data operations. can you give me an exam
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