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by rman666 13y ago
Yes!
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by rman666 13y ago
No it takes a life of its own. Get help if you need it.
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by rman666 13y ago
What's a CD?
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What's the new hottness? EmberJS, AngularJS, BackboneJS, or something else?
1 points by rman666 13y ago|2 comments
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by rman666 13y ago
[ http://shipquick.co](http://shipquick.co)
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by rman666 13y ago
A clickable link would be nice ;-)
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by rman666 13y ago
No robots were killed in the making of this trailer.
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by rman666 13y ago
Install GNS3 ( http://www.gns3.net/ ) and a bunch of virtual machines (servers, routers, firewalls, etc.) get to learnin'!
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by rman666 13y ago
MyFittnessPal
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by rman666 13y ago
@patio11 - I'm the OP. It appears the consensus is that I was rude in my reply your comment, and perhaps a bit childish in referencing my certifications. I apologize. I guess I was looking for a black & white answer, and I should h
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by rman666 13y ago
Geez, thanks for that truly insightful comment! I'm a CISSP and CISM and a Ruby/Rails developer. I practice secure coding techniques and know the benefits of security testing. What I'm asking, if it isn't obvious, is whi
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Which is more secure, DotNet or Ruby on Rails?
6 points by rman666 13y ago|19 comments
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That's what I've been trying to say since tomorrow.
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by rman666 13y ago
Yes, but does he prefer Emacs or Vi?
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by rman666 13y ago
There are many many IT skills you could learn in 40 hours. Assuming you are not a complete n00b, how about learning Ruby and Sinatra (a "framework" for rapidly creating web applications). You could easily make it through the book,
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by rman666 13y ago
Who cares about this? Anyone with an interest in astronomy, obviously.
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My Experience at the Techstars Patriot Boot Camp 2013(clintlaskowski.com)
3 points by rman666 13y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Google Chrome browser problems on Mac OS X?
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by rman666 13y ago
https://angel.co/portland
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Ask HN: How can I learn to architect a production web app?
19 points by rman666 13y ago|6 comments
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by rman666 13y ago
+1 for awesome use of "decrepitude"
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by rman666 13y ago
The universe is actually pretty big. The Moon is hardly, "everywhere."
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by rman666 13y ago
Would fans of FuqIt be "Fuqers"?
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by rman666 13y ago
I use CrashPlan ( http://www.crashplan.com/ ) for my workstations and am very happy with it.
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by rman666 13y ago
Wait, WAT?
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by rman666 13y ago
This reminds me of this important video, in which RMS can be seen taking advantage of down time to use his computer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pube5Aynsls
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In my extensive experience, it can work, but only if you are very disciplined about both the bootstrapping and the freelancing. Decide in advance how long you'll do both, what type of projects you'll take, and the terms you'll freelance un
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by rman666 13y ago
Your mother would be proud!
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+1for Sinatra!
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by rman666 13y ago
Why do you say Python is applicable to so much more than Ruby? I don't see how this can possibly be true since they are both powerful scripting languages.

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