jvandenbroeck

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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   Interesting, I just had a course in which they say there's a difference between risk for software company's and other company's. If Toyota makes an error with their gas pedal, massive lawsuit. Bug in Windows? Nobody even thinks about suing
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   So true, I made that mistake with my first business. Somehow, as a little kid, it seemed completely reasonable to provide cheap web hosting with A+ support to my clients. My grand financial plan: 50 clients * 12$ / yr - 60$ = 540$ easy prof
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   An Open Letter to LivingSocial: Learn from Groupon's International Mistakes(techcrunch.com)

   1 points by jvandenbroeck 15y ago|0 comments
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   I quickly skipped through the video & it looks nice:) although I don't like the sound of the voice
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   How is Apple alienating corporate users?
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   Catch LulzSec, in the beginning, I had nothing against them. Ok they where causing Sony harm, but they where making a good point about internet security. Now that they are publishing all these peoples information, law enforcers, encouraging
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   I think you're taking things out of context, I never said you don't have to built a viable business. Or that building a business is easy - or that you don't have to work hard anymore - or that you have some crazy ass dream, you didn't do an
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   Let's hope they catch them soon.
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   by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

   I would pop the champagne, you get the opportunity to realize your dream, isn't that amazing? Instead of growing slowly / difficult / .. you now have money to hire amazing people and accelerate your development progress. Damn, I get even ex
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Looks pretty cool, but wouldn't apple screw you? I don't think they'll like this, they want users to buy with the app store.
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Idd, sad, it looks like Yahoo is working like a bureaucratic internet company from xx years ago. They could do so much amazing things.
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    I think they just asked for a server on an IP and the datacenter staff (!= not the DigitalOne staff) said the IP was in the range of DigitalOne - so the FBI took them all. I think the datacenter will rent IP ranges to their clients. I can i
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Ofcourse, there's no blame on pinboard, they handled it amazing! And the webhosting company was around for 7 years if I googled it correctly - but I do think there's a big difference between webhosting company's. Suppose DigitalOne rents sp
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Let this be a lesson to chose your hosting company wisely. You can't always predict such things, but I think if you pick a big name, with a good business reputation, you'll minimize the risk. They might do checks for abuse and have plans in
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    I totally agree, an email would be much better than a blog post. Or a message you see when you login, which could also help you check your access logs in these 4 hours.
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    I don't think there's anything wrong with the message from Arash. They made a fix in 5 minutes and clearly say how they will be working to prevent this in the future. I think the best way to handle such thing is to be honest about it as the
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    The Github price structure might not be the best for this use case. But Github is simply the best to manage your repo's, I don't think this is going to change anytime soon. It might be a better idea for Github to allow projects to be archiv
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    I'm sorry if I offended you, two of the brightest hackers I know are girls so I would be the last one to claim "hacking is for guys". It didn't even cross my mind, I don't know how it is in the States but here in Belgium there are plenty ex
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    haha:p I imagine a hackers house with a pink wall, that's just plain wrong ;p
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Genius idea! Would love to do something like that when I graduate - I don't feel like working for a big corp & earn piles of $$$, would love to start my own thing I only gotta figure out how to tell my parents.. :p
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    haha cool!:p these things I read on HN about girls are always genius :d
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Byobu ftw http://dj-bri-t.net/2009/10/gnu-screen-and-byobu-made-easy/
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Anyone an idea how long it will take before things are back to normal - if there is a bubble? Months? Years?
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    I don't like that it wants to access your private repo info and that I can't find, with a quick Google, what it will be able to do / read from my repo's. > Update your public and private repository info
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Good grades come from hard work, researching the subject, being active in class,.. Saying you Aced an exam with only 3.5 hours of studying is just retarded .. It's the same as working in a Mc Donalds for 4 months, then taking a test about
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Idd, I was thinking the same thing, he takes an easy formula & creates weird pictures with angles from to, "to make it simple"
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Idd, that's also my current (very limited) view.
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Cool idea! But I think that if would get widely adopted, hackers would see it coming from miles away.
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Common knowledge but I like it :)
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    by jvandenbroeck 15y ago

    Haha thanks, I've been using that word in the wrong context for ages:p