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   by orware 13y ago

   Thanks again Dan! First off let me clarify for the volunteer work he is doing at the college he is not working on any of my software business stuff during that time (he is strictly working on the college stuff). The software business stuff
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   by orware 13y ago

   Thanks mountainair! The LLC step (when I had done it before) was pretty straightforward over at http://www.legalzoom.com/ but it was a few hundred bucks and I did it for exactly the reasons you described...to get out of tha
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   by orware 13y ago

   Additionally, while you may think that "growing my business" at the least possible cost, eking out a bunch of "volunteer" hours from my past student is my goal, that is not the case either (and would certainly qualify as
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   by orware 13y ago

   He is a volunteer and not an employee. And I wouldn't consider this an abusive internship situation. What he's officially doing is getting some real-world experience which he actually needs and we've gone through the voluntee
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   by orware 13y ago

   Hi Dan, thanks for the reply!. Back in 2006 I ended up starting an LLC (nieve young man that I was), but didn't end up getting my business taxes done by an accountant until 2008, and I ended up shuttering the LLC aspect of the business
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   by orware 13y ago

   I know that sounds like an obvious question and the answer to that is obviously yes, but the business is not making enough to provide what I believe his work is worth right now (and to pay him above and beyond what's coming in would ha
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   Ask HN: Hiring an Employee in a Low Income Sole Proprietorship

   5 points by orware 13y ago|13 comments
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   by orware 13y ago

   Your situation sounds almost exactly like mine. I got lucky when I decided to come back home to Imperial County, a place here in Southern California with over 25% unemployment most of the time. Right after I finished my degree, and about a
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   by orware 13y ago

   Just in case it might be helpful for someone else (I know it's been helpful for us at the college the past few years). Here's a great Wufoo-like self-hosted Forms Application (version 4.0 sounds like it's right around the cor
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    by orware 13y ago

    Great, thanks! The Internet Explorer one was the one I was probably most curious about. I'll have to give it a test go and see if I can go ahead and use it to supplant the older sorttable in my script ;-).
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    by orware 13y ago

    Thanks for the replies guys, one additional question I had which I didn't see directly answered would be the type of browsers it should be compatible with or was tested on? The main page shows some browsers listed but I think that was
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    by orware 13y ago

    I've been using the original sorttable.js you reference on your GitHub page for my own product for a number of years. How does yours differ from that one in terms of features/capabilities? Is it a rewrite with more modern techniqu
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    by orware 13y ago

    Hehe, I read "stannous" and immediately thought of Stannis Baratheon.
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    by orware 13y ago

    I have a full-time day job but took an offer working part-time remotely for a Joomla Extensions Developer named Joomlatools late last year and did that for a few months in my spare time. The only bummer for me was that I was a contracted em
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    by orware 13y ago

    Thanks for the reply! For a while there (I started using PhpEd in 2008 or so) the updates were coming fairly slowly but they have seemed to ramp up lately which has been nice (version 11 of PhpEd seems to be due out fairly soon but I'm
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    by orware 13y ago

    Anyone here used PhpEd and then switched to PhpStorm in the last few years? I've really enjoyed using PhpEd myself, but sometimes it gets annoying that it has its own debugger (not XDebug) and that seems to cause issues with typical to
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    by orware 13y ago

    Not anymore ;-).
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    by orware 13y ago

    I just read this article on David Cheriton over the weekend: http://www.forbes.com/sites/ryanmac/2012/08/01/professor-bil... And surprisingly, the Google Timeline doesn't include him in there (
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    by orware 13y ago

    One day I'll make use of the codeappreciationday.org site I got back in 2011. We should make it an official startup company holiday ;-).
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    Commercial Joomla Extension Business Review (2010, 2011, and 2012)

    1 points by orware 14y ago|1 comments