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by scolson 10y ago
Obviously, they should consult a lawyer, but I want to clarify this point, because the parent comment can be very misleading. If you have a specific employment contract, all bets are off and only your lawyer and the courts can really determ
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by scolson 10y ago
As others have said, the general stack is good for small businesses, and they will likely just run it on a mac mini. The one component that any sized org can really benefit from is the caching server, which stores app store and OS updates o
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by scolson 10y ago
Hijacking this to point out about as comprehensive a list of software compatibility with Sierra as I have found: https://roaringapps.com/apps?platform=osx&os=sierra I have used it on past releases (El Cap, Yosemite, etc
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by scolson 10y ago
The prompt is nagware. The code is opensource. If you want, you can go and modify the file that issues that prompt—lots of other people have. Google for it, and you should find the solution.
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by scolson 11y ago
Small/Medium Business
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by scolson 11y ago
You can retroactively make a license more open, but you cannot retroactively make it more closed.
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by scolson 11y ago
While you can do most things in IntelliJ, they are often a step or two removed. It is often much nicer to just use the language specific IDE except for times when you need to be going cross-language in a project.
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by scolson 11y ago
My daughter had cancer. Fortunately, she is still clear, but I have a pretty good idea what you are going through, both emotionally and with respect to finding qualified information. For what it is worth, I am very sorry your family has to
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by scolson 11y ago
I was wondering what happened. This was my first time watching the live stream so I wasn't sure if that was normal or not. Edit: They just called it, they had an "anomaly."
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by scolson 12y ago
Most data centers actively want the default private networking to work across the datacenter with everyone. A better term would be non-routing. Rackspace calls theirs "service net". These non-routing networks encourage people to u
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by scolson 12y ago
Frequently in VC backed companies, founders are removed from the CEO role if they aren't showing the ability to monetize and determine "what's next." Sometimes the founder goes to a glorified secondary tech role like a f
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by scolson 12y ago
I read that article last night and was wondering if someone here was going to point out how the 12m figure is made up. Were there compromised sites? Sure, but I would be surprised if it were more than an order of magnitude less than what th
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by scolson 12y ago
Was it a simple fix? Certainly an elegant one. Excluding Drupalcon, I'd imagine it took some amount of time to determine the scope of the problem (was this the only avenue?), best method of resolution (there might have been a few ways
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by scolson 12y ago
Ditto crowdfunding. You might also consider finding a tech person who can become your CTO if you are not especially strong in technical areas. If you are thinking you might go this route, you might consider doing it before a kickstarter cam
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by scolson 12y ago
Yes, feedly since google reader died. I follow almost 100 different feeds with varying degrees of attention (categorized accordingly)
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by scolson 12y ago
I wonder how hackable these will be, or what kind of bandwidth you might be able to push. I could see putting one at my home and one at my office to create a poormans wireless bridge.
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by scolson 12y ago
I really wish I was able to get more out of that talk. Sure, it is nice that Google cares about security, but their advice for developers seems to be: 1) Enable TLS 2) Don't ignore chrome/android warnings Really Google? There isn&
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by scolson 12y ago
Isn't the point of the test to get exactly what I can expect as a result as a paying customer? Otherwise, what am I really validating? I will happily email daniel for deleting the personal data. While that works well for a HN comment t
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by scolson 12y ago
As a follow-up, is your privacy policy industry consistent? For a group disclaiming any warranty over storage of personal information, it seems that much more vital that customers would have a way to manually delete and/or auto-purge t
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by scolson 12y ago
Like someone else pointed out, it would be ideal to be able to delete reports (or at a minimum ssn information). The site looks nice and clean. After running a report on myself, I noticed it said for a minute or so that my ssn was incorrect
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by scolson 12y ago
This looks interesting! Was there a video demo somewhere though? I have a vague idea of what you are trying to do, but I'd love to see the interface (our admin and our customer side) before creating an account to see what we think.
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by scolson 12y ago
SSD and Fusion are BTO options just like on the rest of the iMac line. My bigger complaint is that the RAM is non-upgradable even as BTO. I really couldn't imagine if I had to bring my computer back down to 8GB RAM from 16.
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by scolson 12y ago
Of course unlimited free trials are subsidized by paid customers. It is a marketing cost and is baked in to the CAC figure that every SaaS should known and understand. The trick isn't removing free trials, or changing unlimited to limi
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by scolson 12y ago
I am a huge fan of the unlimited (duration) free trial. How many of us sign up for something, poke at it, forget for a few weeks, and then go back again more seriously? I'm sure I do it all the time. By the time I remember, I am most o
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by scolson 12y ago
OpenSSH originates from the OpenBSD developers. While the OpenBSD foundation could always use more money, they are no where near as bad off as the OpenSSL team was/is.