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sirrocco
16y ago
Yes, I know this - but life's not always fair now is it ? In this particular case it might not be a problem since Max can keep an eye on his employees , but as soon as you have a manager - you might be very afraid to get on his bad side (ma
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sirrocco
16y ago
What I don't like in the article is the accent that is put on the advantages of the entrepreneur and little accent on the employee. It's great that you can fire people when you want, but it sucks if you're the one getting fired.
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sirrocco
16y ago
A link to the app so we can have a look ?
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sirrocco
16y ago
I doubt this is a good comeback as the other person might very well also be thinking about some company related stuff and talking to colleagues on weekends.
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sirrocco
16y ago
Romania - 10euros for cable, phone and internet : http://www.speedtest.net/result/787608943.png (on one server I'm getting close to 45Mb.)
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sirrocco
17y ago
If by "failing to spot the disaster" you mean : "this thing's gonna crash, now shut up and make some money by saying it won't" - then I agree :) .
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sirrocco
17y ago
Awesome :) thanks.
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sirrocco
17y ago
I wish this was a video presentation :( .
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sirrocco
17y ago
It doesn't really matter if they made a copy of it - they didn't steal the code . They copied functionality ok, they may have done that but it's like : Let's pull OpenOffice because they copied MSOffice . It's ridiculous . They definitely s
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sirrocco
17y ago
I don't condone copying either but - in all honesty if you search the web I'm pretty sure you'll find at least 10 sites with similar layout. The design on shopify is not exactly ground braking.
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sirrocco
17y ago
"For each company in this list there are another 50 failed attempts at cracking the same market" . I'm pretty sure you can say the same thing about almost all successful products in any market. Whenever I look at such a product, I'm sure th
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sirrocco
17y ago
The search is nice, but I can't really give a link to my friend to see some items since it's ajax ...
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sirrocco
17y ago
I'm not sure it's that uncommon in communism. My grandparents told me that the same thing happened in Romania when it was under communist rule. When we recently slashed a few zeros from our currency (denomination i believe it's called) they
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sirrocco
17y ago
"Everything you wrote could have been used as a defense of IE6." Well ... that's how we have Firefox now isn't it ? I mean people went ahead and built something better.
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sirrocco
17y ago
Anyone here uses Windows by any chance ? :) Any recommendations ?
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sirrocco
17y ago
"Microsoft boasts an Acid3 score of 32/100, and actually believes that Acid3 is to blame." Can we get a quote on that one ? I saw on PDC (it was broadcasted live ) the presenter saying that IE9 displayed was just their most recent build and
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sirrocco
17y ago
>1. On my Windows and Mac machines I refuse to install the Silverlight plug-in Wow .. you refuse to install it because .. why ? It's MS ? it's a small plugin man get over it. I constantly see this : ohhhh it's silverlight, nevermind wha
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sirrocco
17y ago
I see a really neat IDE where you can even debug . Not sure if the fail is on their side or yours.
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sirrocco
17y ago
Yeah, my bad about the title. But I don't really see a spell checker as something you want . If you have .. 1000 pages and I find 1 error in 10% of them, it would be a lot of work to correct that work. Not sure anyone would actually go and
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sirrocco
17y ago
It would be great if you could give a couple of links, I did search but didn't find something that made me think : ok - they are doing this so great that it's next to pointless to even start. The ones that I found , I didn't really like - w
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sirrocco
17y ago
nice, didn't know about that one.
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sirrocco
17y ago
Yea, it could validate the html on the page, could show some statistics - like linkcount, time it took to download the html ( it could then check for the links of the img tags ) I was thinking that there could be a plan wher you would have
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Ask HN: An ideea about a link checker
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17y ago
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sirrocco
17y ago
Well, if you're not answering I'm sending the invite again. And if still nothing I'm calling you :). Anyhow, I think it's polite to answer to a request - even if it is - "dude , I never did like you, sorry"
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sirrocco
17y ago
With an emphasis on : "how do I get money to travel if I'm not in the US visiting poor countries but I'm in a poor country and I want to travel"
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sirrocco
17y ago
I know I'm probably naive - but what if I forget the password ? I'm traumatized by the whole jail thing that I forget the password. What then ?
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sirrocco
17y ago
Given the fact that you have to be logged in to upvote, and after you upvote you can't re-upvote - yes you can tell what someone upvoted.
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sirrocco
17y ago
If you select the text the password is clearly visible. Plus the letters I type are slimmer than the mask so I can still see the password. I say : just mask the bloody password the old fashioned way :)
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sirrocco
17y ago
It says in one of the pages that it's not SEO friendly. http://www.trilancer.com/jpolite/#t6