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shearnie
13y ago
I intellectually border on atheism, but also acknowledge we do not know everything. Additionally from my life's experiences and "heart" and "spiritual" yearnings I live theistically. The tensions of my belief rest i
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Can the 'Hour of Code' Get the World Programming?
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With new USB connector, no more wrong-way-up cables
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Log4Steve because Steve can't Log4Net
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A job for those with a bad sense of work-life balance
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Australia too.
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Visual Studio is down. Can't push my commits dammit.
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I think it could also be a potential for distraction that prevents you from even starting to begin with a productivity task. If you were in an open plan coffee shop things would be different as you don't expect someone to tap you on th
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I'm glad David's distaste for the industrial minded management culture Microsoft grew up and thrived in has brought to my attention the newer Microsoft with this ad. Microsoft is just scratching where it itches, our darlings Googl
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I gotta quit reading hacker news and start shipping!
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Microsoft, are you listening?
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Batman's heart health
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Microsoft urges rethink of Australian NBN plan
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Would setting up a version control repository for the developer that you can access avoid the problem being held at ransom for the five star review?
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Assuming a Linux migration was on the cards, how would you go about supporting office excel spreadsheets with VBA code, VB6 Winform apps and intranet sites optimised for IE6?
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You're right about that. My background is MS since I started getting a real job in the late 90's. I'd like to be more hipsterish and start-up with open source, but with BizSpark and free Visual Studio and Azure and being able
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Silicon Beach is a good start. http://www.meetup.com/Silicon-Beach-Brisbane/ If you can stomach being in a Microsoft building, the Startup Masterminds group is fantastic. I go each time I can. http://www.mee
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My startup friends and I here in Brisbane, Australia talk quite a bit about going to San Fran to "soak up the start-up vibe". I often joke about having the nerve to set up camp in a coffee shop there and whip out my Surface Pro, f
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I wish the same could be said about Australia. http://thingsboganslike.com/2010/02/15/85-residential-proper... There's a huge stigma against renters here.
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I actually don't know. I've actually made some contacts within enterprise .Net for contract opportunities. I know that there's quite a few opportunities in the start-up space in entrepreneur meetups in Brisbane go to meetup.c
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There's some of us here in Brisbane. There's just not as much as in Sydney to get that kind of press coverage I think.
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That ad needs to be on a round manhole cover
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I don't think PCs are dying. I think computing consumption is increasing so desktop productivity looks like it is declining. I think when a dock for tablets or phone finally happens for consumers, they'll just get it. Desktop mode
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I don't blame Abbott, he is merely doing what LNP does best. We have better things to spend our money on than, like keeping the population white and burning lots of fossil fuels.
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I've been wanting to dock my phone into a cradle hooked up to multiple monitors, speakers, USB hub, keyboard, and mouse for a very long time. The Microsoft acquisition of Nokia for a Surface Phone that would do something like this make
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At CQU (in Australia) I remember being lucky enough to have been one of the guinea pigs of the IT course at the time that it first started, and the introductory language was (Turbo) Pascal. The following year if you wanted to go further wit
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I'm building a business process modelling and workflow automation tool. https://flowplane.com I tell my wife I'm obsessed with models.
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i reckon linked in should have mandatory comments on an endorsement to explain why or what experience that endorser had regarding your skill.
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I had similar motivations for leaving a startup a few years ago. Not because it was easy, the work was quite challenging, but I think more because of the lack of involvement with creative input for the products I was building. I was "j
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Cool. Just signed up. My signups from betalist have dropped off, so I'll let you know how we go with you guys if we get approved.
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