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walesmd
18y ago
I drive a 2004 Nissan Maxima SE and love it - a very versatile vehicle. Plenty of room in the trunk for luggage/groceries, great family car (I have a wife and kid) but it will also get up and go when it needs to (it's classified as a sports
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Ad Blockers Don't Scare Google
(michaelwales.com)
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Say Goodbye to IE6
(dearie6.com)
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I like it - design is nice. What is the incentive for winning (other than community)? I think this is a prime opportunity to purchase (or get one donated) an iPhone or the T-Mobile G1 and give one away.
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I would love to see the spread incorporated in the gameday picks
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Depends on the company - some of the others out there offer very comparitive, if not better, benefits than YC. In terms of money: a YC dollar is worth no more than a dollar found on the street. I guess my answer is yes.
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I think the font size is the most obtrusive to begin with - it's just insanely huge. I'm a Web 2.0 fan as much as the next guy and think most websites use a font size that is to small but... ouch. I think that would be a good place to start
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18y ago
Pretty impressive results for the terms I searched for. Unfortunately, the design made me temporarily go blind. In all seriousness, the name is pretty horrible and I "feel" as if I am using a website, not a tool. Google feels like a tool -
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I have been bouncing back and forth between Django, Ruby on Rails, merb and many other frameworks/languages for the exact same reasons. I'm a nerd, I enjoying learning new languages and it would look great on a resume to have a few more und
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umm... okay? Was there a point to this unintelligible gibberish?
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There is a waiver for everything. Your recruiter will probably try to tell you that you can't get in but if you press the issue (or threaten to go to another recruiter who will complete waiver paperwork) you should be good. But - Coasties h
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If you are in the Coast Guard you can go to Iraq/Afghanistan. I am in Kuwait right now and there are dozens of Coast Guard here, performing customs duty. Usually the Navy performs this but they've been tapped for years. I've seen many Coa
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I wouldn't say it was the worst mistake I ever made - but I can't wait to get out. Don't do it.
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Skype I used to pay for the Zune Pass but the service became so utterly worthless plus my Internet connection times out quite often here in Kuwait that I just said forget it. Back to torrents, which will automatically resume the download, w
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Cobra
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Client Support Administrator for the United States Air Force
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Alternate Reality Game: The Hunted
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The Vaios are insanely sweet - but really expensive. Personally, I have a Panasonic CF-W4. I like it but often experience issues with the low amount of memory (512MB).
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Paypal?
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I agree with the comments people suggested earlier about coloring - a quick treatment with some schemes found at Kuler, ColorSchemer, ColourLovers - those will help. "Enter any band whatsoever" doesn't really make sense... A search for KoRn
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Music on Profiles
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All of my work is via word-of-mouth and I would have it no other way. Unintentionally, I have postured myself as an "Expert" within the CodeIgniter community. Frequent posts on the forums, a geniune desire to help people and promote the com
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If it's just coding (as in a freelance job), I have found 3 to be my magic number. It's just enough I can switch out to another project when I get burned out but I maintain that "new project" burst of activity and the code stays fresh in my
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Add me to your messengers and let's discuss them. I'm always interested in new projects. Yahoo: shrimp20 AIM: evicerator52 MSN: evicerator52@hotmail.com Email: webmaster-at-michaelwalesREMOVEME.com
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ASmallOrange - Absolutely excellenct customer support with great prices. Go shared, then jump up to VPS/dedicated if you need to scale.
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Build an HTML list and then use your favorite library's ready() function to destroy that list and replace it with a Javascript dropdown.
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I find it easier to develop in PHP/Perl on Windows than any of the other language/framework combos. Most of the frameworks these days are geared towards the Mac/Linux developer with extensive use of the command-line. It can still be done on
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Air Conditioning ducts, particularly of those with Central Air. Get some catfish bait, a few pounds of shrimp, fart bombs, or even a few dead squirrels - all of these worked well for me in High School. Squirrels are probably by far the best
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I Know How to Fix Twitter: Let the Public Do It
(michaelwales.com)
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What should I do with MOGBase.com?
(michaelwales.com)
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