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by seven 16y ago
I would suggest that you build up a 'professional' social network around you. In Germany http://xing.com is very popular among business people. I do not know enough about other social networks like Facebook or LinkedIn to recommend someth
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by seven 16y ago
Joking?! There are tons of open source projects hosted on that site. As on github. Use the categories to browse them. Use the search engine to search for them. To answer your question: No.
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by seven 16y ago
Check out http://sourceforge.net/
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Beijing security know-how rules irk suppliers(theregister.co.uk)
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SciDB - A Science-Oriented DBMS at 100 Petabytes(highscalability.com)
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by seven 16y ago
Good point, but I still believe that most uses of eval are completely unnecessary and are a result of not knowing the 'power' of the used language. To quote Crockford: “eval is Evil: The eval function is the most misused feature of JavaScri
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by seven 16y ago
I would say the second commenter on the blog gets it: … So basically – if you think you have to use eval there's probably another (more correct) way of doing it. (Rasmus Fløe)
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How to label your product. The toothpaste example.(amandabauer.blogspot.com)
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by seven 16y ago
I killed some ideas in my mind, because I felt that nobody would use the end product because of privacy concerns. It took me a while to learn that the average internet user does not give a shit about privacy.
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by seven 16y ago
Invoice early and often.
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IFPI’s child porn strategy(christianengstrom.wordpress.com)
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How Charisma Can Make You Hand Over Your Brain(inklingmagazine.com)
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Ask HN: Any hackers in Luanda/Angola?
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by seven 16y ago
As already mentioned, you tried diplomacy and it failed. Do you trust this guys? I mean, do they act like they do because of malice or stupidity? In case it is not much additional work, give them the demo without access to the source. This
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Needle-in-a-Haystack Problems, and P vs. NP(freedom-to-tinker.com)
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by seven 16y ago
Cecilia Malmström plans to introduce a website blocking system in Europe. This part is sadly no satire.
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For a cleaner and safer internet (video)(cleanternet.org)
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by seven 16y ago
Being curious.
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by seven 16y ago
Privacy concerns where the reason why I never joined Facebook in the first place. But still they do know me. As some people typed my email address into it, to request my friendship... I am part of one social network that is more about prof
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Needle-in-a-Haystack Problems(freedom-to-tinker.com)
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by seven 16y ago
I am not at all angry about the iPhone leak. I could not care less. Am I the only one that suspects this leak to be just a PR stunt?
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by seven 16y ago
Perhaps there should be two speakers that talk about the code. One could ask questions and play the student, the other one would be the teacher.
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by seven 16y ago
Some random thoughts: * nice! * great that it is DRM free, that would be a no go for me * do not force people to sign up to your newsletter to download the free example * I would love if the speaker would talk a bit faster. * Some sort of f
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by seven 16y ago
To learn more about html and css, just download your favourite websites to your local filesystem, start to edit and watch the results. Try to get some basic concepts about programming. Those first hours are probably not very exciting, but a
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Radio Berkman 149: Freedom of the Internet(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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by seven 17y ago
Perhaps those links provide a starting point: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1196944/can-i-replace-a-l... http://www.faqs.org/docs/kernel/x1206.html
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Schrödinger's cash(newscientist.com)
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by seven 17y ago
Agree. Perhaps he should make a small video that explains the whole process. What is a dxf file. How can I create one. Some dxf files, results and costs as example so that I would have an idea about how expensive this would be. btw: How muc
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by seven 17y ago
Not sure if this is an option for you, but you could run OpenOffice in headless mode and script it to convert pdf files to html.
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by seven 17y ago
One project I am working on is the reimplementation of some old software I wrote 8 years ago. It worked very well but had some conceptual problems and got very bloated. New version offers more or less the same, but in a more modern way usin

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