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The oDesk terms of service do have clauses which give you ownership of the work done. Realistically, though, what are you going to do if he's in Asia? It's hard enough just suing someone in a different US state. (not legal advice)
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12y ago
Something such as the onclick event which calls a javascript function before requesting the href. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/GlobalEvent...
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12y ago
I started around age 10 on HTML and then programming after that. I think starting with HTML is ideal as it's very simple, the web browsers are forgiving of syntax errors, and you can visually see results right away. You can then natura
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12y ago
I also like Comodo+NameCheap. I once tried to buy Comodo elsewhere and the cert activation process was much less friendly (they didn't recognize my authorized whois email of record). Another nice perk I just realized, NameCheap gives y
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But aside from that you have corporations profiting from surveillance, numerous gov't employees and contractors involved, judges receiving perks and legal bribes, existing surveillance legislation and court precedent, state and local e
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12y ago
This issue is bigger than just voting in new politicians. It's on the order of slavery, women's suffrage, the "trail of tears", prohibition, civil rights in the South, etc. In other words, to reign in surveillance will t
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What about renting booths at 5k/10k runs? Those attract large numbers of people interested in fitness. You could give away schwag with your logo/link on it. The booths that always seem most crowded are those that have food/re
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12y ago
In the past once I've reached someone who acknowledges they're late on the payment, I've offered to waive late fees if they pay immediately that day. It's usually good incentive for them to actually pay. I'd ping th
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12y ago
I think the referrer info itself is a security hole. Browsers should disable it. Or, you can use a plugin for now.
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I have some Java audio synthesis apps. They're GPL'd but I'd sell someone exclusive commercial rights to them so they could fork them for any purpose. This one has a lot of interesting classes and a general unit generator syn
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12y ago
Every browser already ships "developer tools" for inspecting and debugging webpages. And you can already use those tools to rewrite the pages. I see this as the next step of that. And audio or word processing tools are less relate
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12y ago
Regular expressions. If you want an in-depth book try Mastering Regular Expressions by Friedl. Or for a quick guide, http://regular-expressions.info along with http://rubular.com/ Regex will not only give you
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12y ago
If you want a general VPS: Digital Ocean, Linode, Rackspace, Amazon EC2, Google Compute Engine Digital Ocean lets you provision the lowest spec servers of all those, for $5/mo. edit: if you just want Wordpress, check out https:/&
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Shortening the subtitle, 'Ex-CIA spy calls for re-invention of intelligence to re-engineer Earth'
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12y ago
Do you have any credit left? Can you take a cash advance from your credit card? Use that for rent. Then use the rest of your credit to buy peanut butter. You said you have several projects all heavily delayed. Can you approach those clients
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In addition to patio11's advice, I want to add: give yourself 6 weeks of vacation. Call it an unpaid sabbatical if you need to. That will adjust your attitude, especially if you return and the business is still functioning. Be very blu
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12y ago
The problem with the "company store" was that they paid employees less than their cost of living. And the store sold them items on credit, thus they could never leave the company. This hardly applies to Google or their peers unles
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have extensive rules on what mortgages they'll buy. These are known as conforming loans and get buyers the best terms and easiest approval (thus raising sale prices). For condos these rules are especially com
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An HOA board which explicitly allows Airbnb listings, and especially one that profits from it, is in for a world of pain. You cannot get financing for a mortgage in a short-term rental community. That will discourage new buyers who can'
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Seconded. They're almost always in violation because mortgage underwriters don't like high numbers of rentals and they certainly wouldn't like any <30-day rentals. So standard HOA docs forbid all short-term rentals and oft
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Java supports Runnable JARs. This bundles all dependencies into the JAR so you can just run: java -jar foobar.jar And if it's a webapp, you can use something like Jersey so that the JAR itself if a webserver (launched from main
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Rather than give you design and development work, I'd rather give you emailing, phone calling, bill paying, and server fixing work. I'm happy enough to not take on new projects for vacation, but it's letting the ball drop on
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I would be annoyed if a SaaS didn't auto-renew by default. And I'd also be annoyed if I had to send an email to cancel it. An alternative I also like is just to add account credit for metered usage.
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Items 4b and 5 might be hard. The sound is non-directional.
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That's concerning that common carriers can still affect traffic speeds unless it's 'unjust' or 'unreasonable'. I don't see how merely reclassifying ISPs will help anything. I hope the democrats' legis
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Democrats Unveil A Bill To Ban Internet Fast Lanes
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That's true. Public companies have an obligation to not waste money. But it's still admirable because they've attempted to find ways that altruism and respect can further their profits, when they didn't need to. It'
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Transforming the web into an HTTPA 'database'
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Eben Moglen gave a great speech on what we're giving up by using centralized services. His call to action was to basically build what YunoHost now is. This video of the speech is an hour long but a good one: https://www.yout
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Is a "hard fork" really necessary? BTC miners can all just adopt a new version. What's concerning is that the 51% attack has been known since the beginning and the community never addressed it and seemed to irrationally dismi
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