pcunite

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by pcunite 13y ago
The lesson here is: "Free is the new black". I have an application that, once I begin to charge for it, fell off the radar and into hacker's greedy hands. Must we all simply be media containers?
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by pcunite 13y ago
If you are serious about your SOHO router, I suggest you use a MikroTik.
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by pcunite 13y ago
"Trust. Win. Trust. Win. Trust. Lose really HUGE. Trust again." I'm going to do that this year. I've lost so much because I wouldn't allow myself to trust someone.
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by pcunite 13y ago
My software title "FileSearchEX" is so pirated that I can no longer continue to work on it full time. Indeed, search engines show more "free crack here" links than legitimate ones. Imagine going to the supermarket and ha
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by pcunite 13y ago
Same here ... 24" 16:9 displays are for who? I work with my display, not gaming or movie reviewing.
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by pcunite 13y ago
I don't visit .GOV websites anymore. I'm sure the article was interesting.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Very true ...
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by pcunite 13y ago
Join the club. My software is pirated by everyone: grandma, military, little mikey, and santa claus too.
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by pcunite 13y ago
JavaScript everywhere ...
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by pcunite 13y ago
I personally (for home use) held off buying drives for two years, found out I did not really need so much space and discovered SSDs would do the trick.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Send you a text when it is done or out of rinse aid. The text would actually go to your sibling so they can do their new chore.
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by pcunite 13y ago
I think it was Stripe that got a fire underneath them.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Wow, there are other people like me? I've been doing this for ten years full time. We should all get together or something. Maybe help each other out. I'll be making a move to a different type of programming or going back into the
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by pcunite 13y ago
ck2, I get what you're saying ... it's true. But we don't model ourselves after the 3rd world. The governments of those nations should be looking to us, not the other way around. Having said that some discretion on our part i
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by pcunite 13y ago
Awesome ...
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by pcunite 13y ago
Wow, I was looking at Braintree when I found Stripe last year. I wanted something truly different from PayPal for my customers. Looks like I made the right call.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Thank you for Stripe ... it freed us from PayPal's chains.
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by pcunite 13y ago
I'm ready for JavaScript sites ... but notice a very important nugget in the authors post, "web apps need to have good URLs". This cannot be overstated. 1. Stop preventing middle and right clicks on JavaScript enabled links.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Quote: "Do not fear the zero!" I love SQLite ...
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by pcunite 13y ago
With hands in pocket he has not been captured mid motion. He is therefore purposefully guarding entrance into the "Y". The blue exit door is for anyone who cannot answer his questions three.
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by pcunite 13y ago
We use LibreOffice and Outlook 2010.
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by pcunite 13y ago
When companies get big they lose empathy for their users. If MS can somehow get back to caring about the feelings of people who use their products and not simply follow charts that show increase revenue paths ... well, I for one would
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by pcunite 13y ago
Slightly related ... I'm only supporting IE8 and higher now for all new website work. Wow! I just said that out loud! I feel ... better.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Reading the title of this reminded me of a scene from a movie about Howard Hughes. He was telling his staff that he could not sleep because he kept "hearing his heartbeat all night long". Strange ... don't think I'll try
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by pcunite 13y ago
Is #iDoNotCare also banned?
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by pcunite 13y ago
I've always suspected that the reason I'm such a good driver is from my Need for Speed III binges.
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by pcunite 13y ago
Always watch out for the use of the word Intelligence ... it has special meaning to them .
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by pcunite 13y ago
Excellent ...
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by pcunite 13y ago
This is awesome, however, municipalities have put fear into people wishing to do this over legal issues arising from what someone might do on your connection. Who is to blame when something illegal (mp3 download, etc) happens? That wh
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by pcunite 13y ago
This is why you can't form a stable society based on a tier 1 group of watchers (they call it intelligence gathering) who make sure we don't do things we're not supposed to. Because ... who watches them? Instead, you need a

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