theDoug

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   by theDoug 10y ago

   Yup. Just as too few companies realize that cloud doesn't mean one remote box replacing one local box, all eggs in one regional basket (or even single cloud provider) is unwise.
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   by theDoug 10y ago

   No… it could store a session token.
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   by theDoug 11y ago

   Great idea! Can't wait for our own mismanagement and arbitrary rules! I always wanted to play hobbyist technical infrastructure specialist.
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   by theDoug 11y ago

   This is a front to eventually sell Amazon hardware and be entrenched in an area wealthy and near both an Apple Store and a Microsoft Store.
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   by theDoug 13y ago

   “Can” and “does” are two very different things.
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   by theDoug 13y ago

   Fully agree. Most of what makes any startup work in the first place is that time + money + technology have finally aligned for them to start their idea.
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   by theDoug 13y ago

   Cameron’s a nice guy and a great designer. It’s a shame this passed so many sets of eyes unnoticed!
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   by theDoug 13y ago

   I immediately smelled Fiverr as well.
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   by theDoug 13y ago

   (I like this a lot, but) you describe your "technology" as both revolutionary and proprietary, and operating "automagically." While I'm sure there's something neat going on under the hood, legitimate users prob
10. 220.▲
    by theDoug 13y ago

    We've all likely worked for free (or no-fee) and for pay, but Glenn Fleishman has a reminder that there’s more than one currency in the world.
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    Work for free for peers, not for owners or bosses(glog.glennf.com)

    1 points by theDoug 13y ago|1 comments
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    by theDoug 13y ago

    I like the idea a lot, Brandon. Any info on the size of the order, restrictions on shipping, etc.? I'm assuming you're in the US, but shipping to Canada can often kill even the tastiest of plans. (Semi-interested as a potential cu
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    I appreciated it too. I've heard tmux mentioned plenty of times but never with a mention of what it is/does. That one line did it.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    Exactly/thank you. They're complimentary, and like most things in life, one single thing can't really satisfy all our creative hopes/needs.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    I have, but the one that pays best tends to be the one I'm more interested in (read: show more effort in). I'm more accustomed to photography but development is a lot more fun these days. If someone wanted to be only a wedding photographer
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    I don't really see an end point or ultimate goal. I see it as a place to throw some spare bucks to pat a pal on the back for projects I think they're doing well in. I don't have an intention to ever 'cash out' or see a return, but it's nice
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    It is real, there was also this piece[1] in The Atlantic earlier this month, and Mike's on the Today show this morning. I'm Doug Stewart[2] (mentioned in the interactive "Who Owns Mike Merrill?" graph). If anyone has questions, I'll try my
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    Written by a man who has gone "all-in" on Bitcoin.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    Applying Betteridge's Law of Headlines, _no_. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_law_of_headlines
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    Top in what regard? I understand that they were startups "TechCrunch missed out on," but this looks just like a list, not a ranking.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    There's a lot out there beyond A/B testing, most of what people are looking for tends to be multivariate.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    Please let us know how you are sure Mule offered any money let alone a lot.
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    About half of our developer group has made the change in the last month and everyone seems to love it. There's a brief Railscast on it as well: http://railscasts.com/episodes/280-pry-with-rails
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    by theDoug 14y ago

    At least it’s the full guide!
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    "But those [diaspora, identica] developments aren’t specifically focused on protest movements. And the Occupy movement’s surprising rise in the U.S. has added new impetus to the desire for open source versions of the software that is playin
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    Yes. I am.
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    Agreed. These things are covered in depth when setting up a Groupon, and Groupon has a pile of resources to help a business prepare to deliver what they're offering. These stories pop up all the time, though, and the press keeps gobbling th
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    What if Forbes did some reporting and didn't just end blog posts with question marks to talk about imagined controversy? Poorly written article. It's a shame that Forbes, for whatever prestige it had in the 80s, has turned into garbage on t
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    I read it so you may not have to. Hardboiled Web Design author Andy Clarke started off disliking, being disappointed, and highly skeptical of the 'need' of preprocessing in regards to CSS in modern websites. After having used Twitter's Boot
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    by theDoug 15y ago

    I'm a Steam user, Steam forums user, and Valve customer and have received no email or notification. This story may not be as all-encompassing as it appears.