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by steve___ 15y ago
Ideally full time. We work with a few really awesome contractors now. But these devs need features and bugs spec'd out. We're hoping to find someone to share the workload with.
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by steve___ 15y ago
Technical Project Manager Location - Guelph, Ontario http://zsw.ca Overview/Qualifications Project management, development monitoring, outsourcing Comfortable in a casual, hands-on, be-yourself environment Enjoy working in
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by steve___ 15y ago
You're misunderstanding what he is saying. As well you're not understanding how rm (unlinking) works. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unlink_(Unix)
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by steve___ 15y ago
The message should show up on screen when installing the package. If many packages are upgraded at once, a user could miss it. The output is also sent to /var/log/pacman.log All that said I'd recommend to anyone new to subscribe to the 'L
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by steve___ 15y ago
re: kvm - this might be of help: http://blog.falconindy.com/articles/build-a-virtual-army.htm...
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by steve___ 15y ago
We use the Newark data center and monitor our server with Nagios. In the past 90 days I have not received an alert because the connection was down.
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by steve___ 15y ago
tesseract is a cli OCR program. In the Archlinux community repo there is also, ocrad, cuneiform and gocr. I have not used these.
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by steve___ 15y ago
I used Terminus for many years. About 18 months ago I switched to gohufont -- http://font.gohu.eu/ A person can't fit quite as much on the screen but I find the extra spacing makes it much easier to read (eg emails).
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by steve___ 16y ago
Try adding this to your .inputrc file $if Bash Space: magic-space $endif Now the history expansion will be done when 'space' is pressed.
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by steve___ 17y ago
For me an ideal fit would be someone who is like-minded with a constrasting skill set.
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by steve___ 17y ago
What makes you say this? Do you feel co-founders are analogous to a marriage?
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by steve___ 17y ago
There are many ways to skin a cat. Assuming the equity amongst the co-founders is equal, I think the methods used to resolve conflicts are mainly dependent on the co-founders dispositions. For me personally, I believe there has to be a wil
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Firefox 3.6 Nearly Complete, Fifth Beta Available Now.(webmonkey.com)
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Internal Twitter Credentials Used in DNS Hack, Redirect(wired.com)
9 points by steve___ 17y ago|6 comments
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by steve___ 17y ago
At least the comment was original.
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by steve___ 17y ago
what!?! this! ;)
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by steve___ 17y ago
it was 8 away
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by steve___ 17y ago
29 away ;)
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by steve___ 17y ago
Although not totally related to the article, I wonder if the writer sees a direct benefit of biking on his business. I started a fitness program a few years back and I've noticed several benefits: increased energy, clear thinking and team b
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by steve___ 17y ago
We had a six month earn out. It ended on July 15, 2009. We took slightly less money to get out sooner.
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by steve___ 17y ago
re: adding the above info to the about page - I agree. I will do this.
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by steve___ 17y ago
Yeah, it is difficult to know exactly how to go about it. As Jim said above we ran into the problem of too much noise when we presented the idea locally. No one wants to be excluded. On the same breath, when I started out I had many preco
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by steve___ 17y ago
I started the business as a hobby in 1995 while I completed high school. In 1999 I met Jim and became much more focused. I didn't have the 'startup' concept until 2005 when I read Paul Graham's essay, "How to Make Wealth". In hindsight we
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by steve___ 17y ago
We recently sold our company. Our goal now is to try and meet up with a group of two or three founders, people in a situation similar to ours, who have have worked together and founded a successful startup in the past. It's our hope to wor
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by steve___ 17y ago
I agree with much of what is said, especially 'Lesson 1'. I'm surprised how many people just starting a company have expectations of landing millions in VC money, or talk as it such a large sum is a necessity. http://igeejo.com
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by steve___ 17y ago
The mistake with business plans is the tendency to focus on the wrong objective. I think creating a written plan for any goal of a startup is a must. It allows everyone involved to review the plan and point out any holes in your thinking. I
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by steve___ 17y ago
I would definitely agree with this. I'd say the most important element of maximizing flow are the co-founders. Co-founders have a mindset such that they are willing to contribute wherever needed. By sharing the trivial, non-flow inducing
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by steve___ 17y ago
As I just commented on over here[1] Just before our exit, we ran our company from a condo. Here are some pictures under 'Environment'[2]. One major upside for us working in residential space was the cost. Electricity, rent/condo fees, parki
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by steve___ 17y ago
I agree. It would have been interesting if they would have explained why they thought this. Just before our exit, we ran our company from a condo. Here are some pictures under 'Environment'[1]. One major upside for us working in resident
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by steve___ 17y ago
They have a great return policy, so you could just try it and see. I use linux on two poweredge860 without any problem.

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