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leemac
11y ago
Ledgex Systems - Full Time/On-Site - Boston, MA ( http://ledgex.com ) – Microsoft Stack We’re a small software company that spun out of an IT firm called Eze Castle Integration. We built a platform that focuses on the deliver
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leemac
11y ago
Seems like this entire Pluto mission has opened up quite a few questions for Geologists. For such a small world so far from the sun, it sure has some very interesting features and characteristics. The recent mountain range photo/3D map
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leemac
11y ago
Its always fascinating to me seeing some of the technical papers on the space industry. Space and rocketry is a very complex topic that's always intrigued me. Here's another for the Saturn V flight manual for those who love this s
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leemac
11y ago
Ledgex Systems - Full Time/On-Site - Boston, MA ( http://ledgex.com ) – Microsoft Stack We’re a small software company that spun out of an IT firm called Eze Castle Integration. We built a platform that focuses on the deliver
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leemac
11y ago
Fixing typos or improving documentation is another super easy way to contribute. You could probably find many typos in many repos you use, especially in code samples.
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leemac
11y ago
Thanks for the link. I dabbled with private servers a bit, but that was when BC came out and still retained some Vanilla feel. Might pop back on one now that Vanilla WoW is so long ago.
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leemac
11y ago
My WoW experience started with Vanilla. Long hours were spent but I had so much fun. Looking back, I had so much free time and no concept of getting older. MC raids were a blast and getting ganked in STV was a daily occurrence. Today, I
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leemac
12y ago
I've seen something similar before, very cool idea! My question is from an operational standpoint, who are the "operators"? Given the side-project nature of the site, are you up all night answering/ordering these things?
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leemac
12y ago
Very cool. I've created something similar in the past to monitor various pages but I did not get past the basic mock-up stage. There are many use cases for this type of tool. Congrats on shipping something.
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leemac
12y ago
Looks beautiful. I love its simplicity as well. Can you give a quick breakdown of what was used to develop this? Looks like Qt was used.
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leemac
12y ago
It's a Herman Miller Embody. Very expensive, but my fiancee got a great discount through work. Great investment if you sit all day. http://www.hermanmiller.com/products/seating/performance-wor... Plenty of co
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leemac
12y ago
Incredible view for sure. I find that I'm most productive when I can see lots going on around me.
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leemac
12y ago
http://i.imgur.com/KyNniKN.jpg Mine is in one of the smaller rooms of my house that I work out of once in a while. I belive the table top is the Ikea Gerton ( http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/
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leemac
13y ago
Very cool. It frustrates me to no end when users send a docx file containing screenshots. As a precaution, I minimized everything. :)
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leemac
14y ago
Fantastic work! I'm liking the different feel of the site. Infinite scrolling is a big plus too. Curious to see what else you can do with this.