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by smiler 14y ago
Corporate clients and people with plenty of disposable income - i.e. good people to have as paying customers!
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by smiler 14y ago
I'd add network cable to your list, I now always carry a 10m one as you can guarantee if you do need to plug in, often the switch / hub is not nearby
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by smiler 14y ago
Add to the conversation - what's the issue for US companies using OpenERP?
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by smiler 14y ago
Are you looking to hire anyone to assist with the implementation? I work in the manufacturing / logistics / WH arena and am very keen on ERP work
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by smiler 14y ago
Exactly. Before a company invests in moving all their processes into a system like this, there needs to be some kind of legal statement that says 'should we ever get acquired / close down, we'll release the code to paying customers'.
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by smiler 14y ago
Surely this should be a lesson that maybe free isn't always the best option...
37.
by smiler 14y ago
Have you never stood on a piece of lego? :)
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by smiler 14y ago
Needs support for PO number
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by smiler 14y ago
50% off is not the same as buy one, get one free. Let's say each Ebook costs $10. On a "buy one, get one free" deal, I have spent $10. On a 50% off deal, I have spent $5
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by smiler 14y ago
It was not cold-selling no. I had worked with them before in a different role so I was a known quantity. I also combined it with a meeting with another client I was cold-selling to - albeit through a recommendation from a friend and had alr
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by smiler 14y ago
I've been freelancing / consulting for just over a year myself and am discovering more of the process myself. Here's what I've done so far.. - Reach out to your existing network - if you have friends who have done freelancing / consulting,
42.
by smiler 14y ago
Have you seen office365.com? $6 a month per user for cloud Exchange, web e-mail, full Outlook integration if you want, plus online storage, view and editing of Word, Excel & Powerpoint. It's a lot to compete with for $6 a month.
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by smiler 14y ago
Except you subconsciously have. All display sizes are sold in inches. The trip computer on your car will tell you miles per gallon. Even if you ignore speed limits, your speedometer gives you your speed in MPH :). If you've ever flown on a
44.
by smiler 14y ago
Ouch, a big miss / oversight as googling "holden clothing" gives holdenoutwear as number 1
45.
by smiler 14y ago
Not to mention, in a lot of factories, although the labour is broken down into operations, operators will be trained in every operation and switch between them.
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by smiler 14y ago
kernelmag.com for the UK
47.
by smiler 14y ago
Yes I know there's plenty of work in the UK but you don't find many .NET devs based in the UK on here. Well, I can't move to Bristol and I don't want to work full time for anyone - are you hiring remote freelances and do you pay decent rate
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by smiler 14y ago
You can run Linux VMs on Azure.... http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/pricing/calculator/?scenar...
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by smiler 14y ago
There is a big difference between outsourcing a logo v outsourcing software. For one, you can see everything you're paying for on one screen and there's no timeline issues etc. You get a finished product and it has a fixed scope. Now, the l
50.
by smiler 14y ago
Go to your local newspaper about the fact the police won't do their job. That should move them into action
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by smiler 14y ago
Can you e-mail me where you work - I'd just be interested to see what you're doing...
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by smiler 14y ago
A UK .NET developer? A rarity on here... are you looking to hire anyone?
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by smiler 14y ago
This looks really interesting.
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by smiler 14y ago
Just because developers, musicians, artists etc aren't suffering doesn't mean that it's right or should be encouraged.
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by smiler 14y ago
"It's like robin hood taking from the rich and giving to the poor" No, really, it's not. For the most part it is encouraging people to consume something for free they should have paid for. I really don't get the love for TPB and copyright i
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by smiler 14y ago
You could imagine a few startups putting these into their offices :)
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by smiler 14y ago
We already have those in the UK
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by smiler 14y ago
I love this kind of stuff - if you fancy an extra pair of hands then contact details are in my profile
59.
by smiler 14y ago
Not really - PG will see it eventually
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by smiler 14y ago
There's plenty of software required to track / audit what's happening in a business in order to comply with plenty of legislation

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