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by nocivus 18y ago
Seems to be up. Just downloaded both and requested a serial number.
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by nocivus 18y ago
Well, my point was more like not having to think a lot about syntax. What about trying some work in the field of automatic tag generation? That would get rid of the problem, if successfully possible, right? ;)
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by nocivus 18y ago
Thanks a million for the info. Really good stuff there :D
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by nocivus 18y ago
Haha, I love your optimism ;)
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by nocivus 18y ago
Well, yeah, I guess posting to as many places as possible is one way to go, but apart from HN, do you suggest any other extremely cool, heavily hyped, news sites, mailing lists, and the such? :)
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Ask HN: What is the best way to promote your new fancy web application?
113 points by nocivus 18y ago|25 comments
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by nocivus 18y ago
I think it's a good idea. I wonder, however, if it could be implemented like this: Send an email to post_tag1_tag2_tag2@posterous.com I think the (Tags: tag1, tag2, tag3) syntax is a bit harder, though I have no idea if the other one would
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by nocivus 18y ago
Agreed, but if you want a designer to take that layout and change it to something else, I'm betting that he will have a really hard time dealing with PHP ;)
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by nocivus 18y ago
True also, of course, no point in being fundamentalist :). In the end it basically depends on what you want; If you want flexibility to change everything in your site in regular intervals, then I wouldn't advise relying on tables a lot :)
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by nocivus 18y ago
About time. Maybe now a lot of people will stop using tables to define the site layout :) I know it can be a pain to style a website with divs, but putting presentation inside HTML is definitely worse.
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by nocivus 18y ago
I totally disagree. I don't see the point in stopping to write web log entries just because twitter or facebook exist. I do not write on my web log in search of some form of hype. The reason I do write on it, is to serve two purposes: To ke
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by nocivus 18y ago
From my experience, while working on a software development team and replying all the time to questions from testers, business owners, managers, etc., I think I would sum it up like wheels did: as soon as possible, even if you don't know th
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by nocivus 18y ago
Hackers paradigm, if it does not kill you :) Besides, it's always good to know about all sorts of things, including how to setup a mail server, even if you will never need one. I'm sure that there is something that you will learn in the pro
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Python's email parsing(devshed.com)
1 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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by nocivus 18y ago
Anyone used this before? Is it easy to get it to work in a simple application? Thanks.
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by nocivus 18y ago
Really? Do you know why that happens? Is it intentional, from their government?
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Easiest Mail Server setup on Ubuntu(help.ubuntu.com)
10 points by nocivus 18y ago|5 comments
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MySQL multi-master replication(capttofu.livejournal.com)
2 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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Using subdomains (e.g. http://XYZ.someserver.com) with django(sharjeel.2scomplement.com)
21 points by nocivus 18y ago|9 comments
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2 linux tips for windows recovery operations(spikey13.wordpress.com)
2 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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Awesome, easy to setup, hosting provider(linode.com)
3 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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20 tips for MySQL db architects(scribd.com)
58 points by nocivus 18y ago|26 comments
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5 great things in the 2.6.27 linux kernel(blogs.computerworld.com)
14 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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The most awesome firefox extension: VertTabbar(addons.mozilla.org)
3 points by nocivus 18y ago|1 comments
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MAMA - A different kind of search engine?(dev.opera.com)
2 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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[django-howto] Extending manage.py with extra commands(frio.name)
3 points by nocivus 18y ago|0 comments
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by nocivus 18y ago
Just an update, on an interesting article that talks exactly about how "savings" applications are the most successful in times of recession: http://embought.com/blog/show/17?t=Apps-to-Build-in-a-Bad-Ec...
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by nocivus 18y ago
Thanks for the insight, I appreciate it. I'm currently aiming at some rarely explored user base in the social networking area. Can't disclose details, but it entails the sharing of life events.
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by nocivus 18y ago
That's a great point, regarding improvements on already existing services/companies; they will welcome any ways to decrease their costs or increase their revenues. But do you think that a recession is also good for starting a company with a
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by nocivus 18y ago
I must say that it's the first time I see a funder not really worried about the business plan. And I must agree 100% with what he says; If the team is excellent and passionate with what they are building, then there is a good chance that so

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