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by saluki 7y ago
We visited a local recycling center where ours goes for a tour for our FLL Robotics team. It seemed pretty modern and it appeared they were actually recycling everything they could, sorting by machine and hand. So hopefully our single strea
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by saluki 7y ago
I still feel the same inspiration with restaurant sites, so many bad ones out there. Part of the problem is even if the restaurant doesn't have a website there are usually menu sites that at least show what they offer in the Google SER
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by saluki 7y ago
y, I'm a big fan of Transistor. They are doing a great job.I definitely get a better/more pro feel for podcasts hosted there vs their competitors.
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by saluki 7y ago
I was excited when it came out, did a few personal projects but am no longer using it. Would be interesting to read about what happened. If anyone sees a good article about them.
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by saluki 7y ago
y, I'm not sure websites for podcasts are a problem. If you host with castos.com or transistor.fm you get a mini site where your podcasts live on their domains. So I'm not sure having a website is an issue for most podcasts. I thi
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by saluki 7y ago
Maybe power it the way the black box is powered, a stand alone system that transmits location and data that is typically also logged to the black boxes. I'm sure satellite coverage is an issue with getting data in remote areas, maybe S
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by saluki 7y ago
Just don't connect it to the internet. The Apple TV experience is way better anyway.
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by saluki 7y ago
y, it should be required for all airliners to have a tracking system that can not be disabled from inside the plane, and has a backup power system. For situations like this, hijackings, etc. Also seems like streaming black box data and even
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by saluki 7y ago
Checkout StartUpsForTheRestOfUs.com podcast, it has a lot of great info, start with greatest hits and then the archives. You can start out as a sole proprietorship. Get an EIN number from the IRS website so you don't use your SSN. Use
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by saluki 7y ago
Restaurants are an interesting space but all around hard to make money in. Restaurants just don't like to spend money where it isn't absolutely necessary. So it's hard to sell them ads or online services. You could look at le
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by saluki 7y ago
If you've done web development for small businesses I would give that a go. Start with family and friends who might need a website or know someone who needs one. Focus on basic websites till you get your feet wet again. Then start doin
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by saluki 7y ago
Not a lawyer but I would probably just keep all side projects on the down low, don't draw attention by asking for a copyright assignment exemption, don't develop it at work or even log in via a company pc or phone. Don't ment
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by saluki 7y ago
Freedom Fries anyone? Anyone?
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by saluki 7y ago
y, I wouldn't express hey I'm being recruited. If they value you and you are providing value use that as leverage. Sometimes no matter how good a developer you are or how valuable you are they won't give you the raise you thi
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by saluki 7y ago
Wow, this looks really good, it's available on Amazon Video, not free but looks worth watching. Thanks for sharing.
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by saluki 7y ago
Same my son grew up on Netflix, we were watching the Super Bowl on OTA tv when he was 5 and he asked the same thing, what's this? Oh that's a commercial. He also picked up that when we search a toy on amazon, afterward there would
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by saluki 7y ago
You need a 1 to 2 week vacation. Sounds like you have a great job, those are tough to find. Take 1 week or 2 off, unplug and see how you feel after that. You can probably recharge quite a bit in 1 week or 2. Vs. worrying about what you&#x27
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by saluki 7y ago
I like to break projects down in to incremental milestones, that way the client sees a portion of completed work, pays for it and you begin the next milestone. This helps keep both of you happy, they are seeing progress and you are seeing p
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by saluki 7y ago
You'll always be learning. I've been coding since grade school and every day I learn something while programming. The best way to stay motivated is to take on tasks/projects that are interesting/new something you haven&#
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by saluki 7y ago
Nathan Barry has a great article on this. https://nathanbarry.com/consumer-to-creator/ I'm just getting started creating a blog to share programming tips/tutorials things I learn that might help someone else.
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by saluki 7y ago
I use it and yes it is everywhere, even an NFL site was using it a couple years ago. It's just reliable and easy to use. I am looking at Tailwind, it's pretty interesting. https://tailwindcss.com/docs/what-is-
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by saluki 8y ago
y, has anyone seen kids playing Roblox? It actually has a slot machine looking mechanic? I'm a fan of Minecraft, Fortnite and PUBG but Roblox just looks like gambling for kids. Any thoughts?
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by saluki 8y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/pcmasterrace/comments/8ilx5e/3dfx_v...
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by saluki 8y ago
How about the Voodoo3 with the giant blue dongle?
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by saluki 8y ago
Why don't banks provide a read only api and login/password if this type of thing is becoming more common. Providing any company my banking or email account login password sounds like a really bad idea. And something I'm not w
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by saluki 8y ago
That's why they call it work, it isn't always going to be fun or easy. If your employer thinks you are doing well, you are doing well. Not having a job would complicate things more. Focus on work while you are at work, focus on yo
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by saluki 8y ago
y, even having this in their plugin wasn't the right way to do things. And if the timing isn't lining up that starts poking holes in their response. I was just trying to give them the benefit of the doubt if this was done to try t
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by saluki 8y ago
Usually companies will give you that stuff your first day and you use your first week getting up to speed. The first week you aren't expected to be productive. I wouldn't rush things or advertise 'hey I work for free'. G
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by saluki 8y ago
It sounds like they got a little overaggressive fighting with the company that had hijacked their themes and were selling them last year. They were probably obfuscating those functions to hide them from the people selling their themes. Soun
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by saluki 8y ago
I see lots of sites/apps still being built with Rails/Laravel and just a little javascript + jQuery on the front end as needed.

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