mrtron

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871.
by mrtron 18y ago
If I was going to go back to working a fulltime job - those are a list of requirements I would have.
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by mrtron 18y ago
Maybe help finding a place? I've heard horror stories, and mainly its due to ignorance of the market. So perhaps have a friendly real estate agent available?
873.
by mrtron 18y ago
You probably shouldn't share your secret key. SECRET_KEY = 'blahblahblah' It is used to seed hashes.
874.
by mrtron 18y ago
I also think I am in that category. I think it also relates to physical activity (or lack thereof). So I go overboard on exercise and it helps partially correct that.
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by mrtron 18y ago
I heard a clip of the new girl from that 'reality' show the Hills and it sounded like the resampling was the whole voice. They have been doing it for years...they are just way more obvious about it now. Yes, I am ashamed of the above state
876.
by mrtron 18y ago
People with degrees don't read books? I would say anyone with a degree should use it to help them, that is why you spend 4 years attaining it. So you want to make everyone with a degree uncomfortable (somehow). Some misplaced resentment?
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by mrtron 18y ago
Dying is easy to understand, and you won't fail to accomplish it. Living well on the other hand...
878.
by mrtron 18y ago
MADD is pretty low in my opinion. They refuse to put many donated dollars towards helpful programs - and put most of their donations into TV commercials. They also push spot checks for drinking and driving which I believe is misuse of tax
879.
by mrtron 18y ago
I just found it hilarious that to paraphrase he said 'My Macbook Air couldn't stay connected to our office router so we took it apart for another project.' Wait...what? You realize that there could be many reasons for that - and many solut
880.
by mrtron 18y ago
Comparing LAMP to Django/RoR is comparing apples to oranges. It is like comparing Windows and TCP/IP.
881.
by mrtron 18y ago
I always find the confusion between platform and framework annoying. "web platforms have to be free and open. LAMP is the reigning king. Ruby on Rails and Django are the up-and-coming challengers." LAMP is Linux/Apache/Mysql/PHP, which is a
882.
by mrtron 18y ago
I would hope my organization was several times more productive per employee of an average company. I wouldn't put all my faith in it being the direct result of a specific programming language.
883.
by mrtron 18y ago
Exactly. It is extremely easy to toss a low blow at many companies that are kicking some serious ass on the revenue side of things. If what they are doing is simple and you better deserve that 8 million to pursue the idea - go after it.
884.
by mrtron 18y ago
Thats the idea I am applying with - hopefully you don't encourage any competition!
885.
by mrtron 18y ago
I strongly dislike: 'What stops Google from replicating your idea — at full scale and with a huge installed base — over a long weekend?' Historical evidence shows large companies do very poorly in emerging markets and new technologies. Goo
886.
by mrtron 18y ago
Uncharted territory? I am not so sure it is uncharted for them - and it certainly isn't uncharted in the industry.
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Birds-nest BSOD during Olympic cermonies(gizmodo.com)
2 points by mrtron 18y ago|0 comments
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by mrtron 18y ago
I have an almost identical setup - but a Macbook and bluetooth keyboard/mouse. I believe I have the same screen - those Samsungs are really great. I am currently working at home - but I still unplug the laptop daily to move around. The ex
889.
by mrtron 18y ago
I feel left out that I haven't felt the need to crawl YC...I am merely hiding in anonymity!
890.
AOL Officially Worthless?(news.wired.com)
1 points by mrtron 18y ago|2 comments
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by mrtron 18y ago
Now? #django #python #startups Back in the day? Quite a few more. IRC is actually where I started programming quite a bit back in the day. Bots, scripts, simple servers. I would like to think all that 'wasted' time has paid dividends.
892.
by mrtron 18y ago
Where is that at? I get mine back within 48 hours or something like that from the Toronto store - but usually it is much quicker.
893.
by mrtron 18y ago
In Rome I would worry about someone touching me - it is a common tool of distraction by the pickpockets there.
894.
by mrtron 18y ago
I think the people who enjoy it are the people buying, not selling. I was recently in Taiwan with some locals, and everything we did was discounted. It seemed awkward bargaining at a 4-5 star hotel - but we ended up paying about half by p
895.
by mrtron 18y ago
Have you taken it in to get the trackpad replaced?
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Google sells Performics search marketing to French company Publicis(reuters.com)
2 points by mrtron 18y ago|0 comments
897.
by mrtron 18y ago
I have beat up my Macbook over the last 2 years - I carried it back and forth to work for a year. I also have dropped it quite a few times. So far so good for me - no problems. Perhaps wait a few months for the aluminum macbooks?
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by mrtron 18y ago
It is a great book. It is especially a great book if you don't have much time to read and can just pick it up and read a story in a short period of time.
899.
by mrtron 18y ago
This sort of thing is always mind boggling. If someone was going to try to smuggle data, why wouldn't they do it over the web? This program just inconveniences the innocent while solving nothing.
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by mrtron 18y ago
This for some reason struck me as a Homer Simpson moment - where he suggests every car come with one of those ribbons on the antenna so you can find it easier!

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