webjunkie

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by webjunkie 14y ago
I think you just offended a lot of people with CS degrees that call themselves web application developers or do that kind of stuff.
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by webjunkie 14y ago
That seems to be a bad idea as most Germans will not be working from May 17 to 20... and I don't know if the hackers and startup-workoholics actually can resist having one, two or more beers for Herrentag/Vatertag :)
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by webjunkie 14y ago
Compressing logs that are being written to? Never heard of that...
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by webjunkie 14y ago
Okay, and as soon as I switch to JSON, I have not just 5 million referrers logged per day, I also have 5 million times the word "referrer" in my log. Nice.
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by webjunkie 14y ago
For Django I like to do django-useful-app/ setup.py ... useful_app/ __init.py ..
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by webjunkie 15y ago
Maybe it's also useful to sync this settings to the Mac App and possibly other apps... an email every time it gets changed would also be useful, in case someone with your login decides to change it. And finally, in teams one should be able
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by webjunkie 15y ago
"The RESTful thinker may design both the payment of an order and the shipping of an order both as updates" Maybe this thinker got it wrong. How about POST /orders/42/payment to create a payment object?
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by webjunkie 15y ago
I'm running Cyanogen... so at least for me it's not fixed.
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by webjunkie 15y ago
Check http://time.is/ in your phone's browser. My Android is 1 minute fast :(
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by webjunkie 15y ago
First of all: They believe a screenshot to prove identity? I could've faked that in 10 seconds with Firebug and then told them I make like $10,000 a day with my super hardcore h4ck0r bots and the would have believed it I guess.
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by webjunkie 15y ago
Ugh, this guy got APNS wrong. An app never needs to register a device with Apple. It's not Apple who sends something, it's still the developer via APNS.
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by webjunkie 15y ago
Oh really. You have the idea, you "just need" a developer and some biz guy?
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by webjunkie 15y ago
We actually get 10 TB included... :)
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by webjunkie 15y ago
If you want to code Python in Berlin, Germany, have a look at http://www.freshmilk.de
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by webjunkie 15y ago
any references on that?
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by webjunkie 15y ago
I also don't think this guy actually implemented the spoof he talks about..
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by webjunkie 15y ago
He designed a blog... the whole of NYTimes ist not a blog.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
Whow, 10,000 SEASONS! That's sure a lot ;)
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by webjunkie 16y ago
If your team cannot wait to leave at 6 you have a problem, but if you send your team home at 6 because they worked efficiently and achieved something, that's some work life balance then.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
Yes, charge per user... just look at what Google Apps does.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
I never understood why people use phpMyAdmin to access MySQL... desktop applications like the MySQL Workbench itself are so much better and faster.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
omg.. please no "click here"
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by webjunkie 16y ago
Don't just copy what they do. You have to focus on your own development and should try to not mimic theirs. You don't know their plans and running after them will distract you from your own way. It might be just your impression that they ar
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by webjunkie 16y ago
Stupid. IE6 won't be around forever and upgrading to IE9/IE10/IEx will not be cheaper then.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
What if the bank is very innovative one and makes frequent changes to their web pages?
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by webjunkie 16y ago
But at least they acknowledge that it's the geeks who build the cool things. That's some new thinking here in Europe.
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by webjunkie 16y ago
I've been in that situation, too. I got out of it by us selling the company. You should get rid of your co-founder and step up to be CEO yourself and start looking for someone who will do good work. Your co-founder might not have the incent