ochrist

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by ochrist 6y ago
I have an Acorn Archimedes in my basement. Even though I don't use it anymore, I won't throw it out. I did a lot of things on it back then. It was just miles ahead of anything Microsoft did at that time. Good times.
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by ochrist 7y ago
I have been using Kanboard for some time now, and can recommend it. There is - as far as I know it - not yet a native desktop client, but the web-interface works quite well: https://kanboard.org/ (not affiliated in any way
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by ochrist 7y ago
Back in the eighties I was the founder (and president for several years) of a Danish user group for BBC/Acorn computers (called Quercus). We included all computers from Acorn ranging from the Atom and the various versions of the BBC an
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by ochrist 8y ago
Nah, not really. It was just for information. But Atlassian must have some kind of plan for Trello, and I for one can't guess what that might be.
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by ochrist 8y ago
Trello was just bought by Atlassian (the company behind JIRA).
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by ochrist 8y ago
First: It's difficult to advice on these matters in cyberspace. But as I have been in similar situations, I can give you some general advice: First, break things up in smaller phases or sprints, setting some milestones based on sensibl
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by ochrist 13y ago
Yes, right here. And actually English is really a Scandinavian language (Northern Germanic), and not Western Germanic as many believe: http://sciencenordic.com/english-scandinavian-language
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Danish judge makes serious claim: Mass murderers go free(translate.google.com)
1 points by ochrist 13y ago|0 comments