qhoxie

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by qhoxie 18y ago
Likely the former, heh.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
My company has the same problem currently and we have not been able to resolve it. We have taken seemingly every step I am aware of to fix the issue, but they continue to block. One possibility is the IP you are sending from is flagged,
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by qhoxie 18y ago
An open collaborative platform for education. Something along the lines of OpenCourseWare. I feel like that should be the future if it isn't already in sight. I'm of the school of thought that puts educating people as a top concern, and
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by qhoxie 18y ago
http://www.mirrorplacement.com/ - They do rails placement only, but if that is your route...
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by qhoxie 18y ago
If he hasn't yet, convince him to take survey courses and courses in arbitrary topics. One of two things generally happens there: He either finds a new or suppressed passion, or he is pushed back toward a previous interest. Each provides
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by qhoxie 18y ago
If he won't be open with you about it, you might try being less direct. Try to bring it up only in context and make it as implicit as possible. It could just take exposure to positive thoughts on the topic for it to have an effect.
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by qhoxie 18y ago
The use of js varies so much from site to site that noscript can mean very different things to the user experience. I would say that in the majority of cases, js provides an extra layer of smoothness. With this, disabling it should not ma
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by qhoxie 18y ago
It can be costly but there are placement agencies that can help determine a developer's qualifications. That is a route to consider. If the store is not terribly specialized, there are plenty of solidly built solutions that you should cons
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by qhoxie 18y ago
Finding a way to rekindle the friendly competition you once had is key. Openly discuss your successes and aspirations in a means that is not overwhelming, but rather though-provoking for him. Challenge him in this way to focus on his goal
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by qhoxie 18y ago
It seems like there are two aspects to the proposed scenario when there might not need be. The fact that a web based list is always up to date, and the idea that it is publicly readable. These obviously do not go hand in hand, so it seems
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by qhoxie 18y ago
While I'm not a big fan of PHP in general, the fact that you feel/felt comfortable with ExpressionEngine could mean that a related PHP framework would be a good choice. CodeIgniter ( http://codeigniter.com ) is similar to what EE is built