kungfooey

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by kungfooey 18y ago
What exactly is involved in relocating across international borders? Perhaps I should post this as a Q. I would love to relocate to another country for a while, but I find the paperwork to be intimidating.
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by kungfooey 18y ago
#38 was the first podcast I had listened to, and before doing so, I had not heard of Uncle Bob. Now having read his blog post, he comes across as a pretty sour fellow with a bone to pick. As others have pointed out, his nitpicking at this p
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by kungfooey 18y ago
This fellow has no idea what the Libertarian ideal is. In his first paragraph he starts building his straw man ("tend to have less contact than the average person") and then it just all goes downhill from there. Murray Rothbard would have t
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by kungfooey 18y ago
When I first scanned this headline I thought it was something about a storefront running on Python selling a whole lot of movies. But, hey, Monty Python > Python.
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by kungfooey 18y ago
Craigslist is a crapshoot. As are most other online gig-engines (elance, odesk, etc). Granted, I have very little experience with them, but just browsing them reveals poor leads, poor pay, and you're generally competing with guys in eastern
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by kungfooey 18y ago
I recommend Wink. It works in Windows and Linux and creates it in a Flash file you can embed on your site with notes, etc.
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by kungfooey 18y ago
Usually I work from home, but I also tend to head out to coffee cafes as many others here obviously do. Unfortunately, I would think that for you the cafes in general are more distracting than working from home. I prefer a noisy environment
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by kungfooey 18y ago
I would like to second the recommendation of Trac. My only complaint (and a minor one at that) is that it's not intended for more than one project at a time. But it still beats the snot out of the competition for the exact requirements you
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by kungfooey 18y ago
It's probably not legitimate, and while there are lot of objections to some of the premises, it's an interesting read. If you read "Atlas Shrugged" and were an anarcho-capitalist like myself, you'd be able to appreciate it more. :)
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by kungfooey 18y ago
I printed this article out a couple of years ago when I started consulting and it has been an inspiration to me. It's always worthy of a re-read!
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Programming Perl in Vista(youtube.com)
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To learn a language you must first have something to say.(authenticbattledamage.blogspot.com)
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by kungfooey 18y ago
I didn't think that JavaServer Pages would be considered a 'framework' in the MVC sense.
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by kungfooey 18y ago
I worked with Java for four years, slowly moving to PHP as version 4 came about. Why? Rising demand. As with any programming language, the best way to get started (in my opinion) is just to build something. A blog, a guestbook: something fu
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by kungfooey 18y ago
Snow Crash is awesome. I finished it and "The Diamond Age" last week and I can vouch for them as a worthy read.
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by kungfooey 18y ago
Seriously! That's exactly what I thought. I'm a (married) consultant living in Queens. I work at businesses all over Manhattan and I find that I'm the only guy bagging my own lunch (seriously - never seen anybody else do it in the two years
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by kungfooey 18y ago
SomaFM and DI.FM, in particular "Groove Salad" on SomaFM.