wenbert

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   by wenbert 18y ago

   This is good news for 3rd world countries that cannot afford expensive lines.
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   God I hate Flash on Mac. Burns up my CPU for watching a 3 minute video...
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   And less scary
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   Come here in the Philippines. Cost of living is not that expensive -- at least here in Cebu. You can get a house beside a beach and you'll probably live like a king.
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   we have these in the waterless urinals in SM City Cebu :P
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   + 1 on the "option to work from home"... also, i would want to work for a company that has flextime.
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   i love Visor. when I installed it, there is not a day that i do not use it...
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   They should move everything here in Cebu.
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   by wenbert 18y ago

   I totally agree with this. My brother is a nurse. Although he works for 8-9 hours straight and mostly standing up, when he gets home, he rests and relaxes. I on the other hand work 9 hours a day sitting on a chair. When I get home I still t
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    smoking
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I second "A Beautiful Mind" - one of my favorite movies...
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I want the option to choose between Serif and Sans-serif
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I recently had been contacted by a client thru Philweavers - try to register there too. Charging clients is a little bit tricky. You can charge per projec or per hour. I prefer hourly rates because there is less pressure - you don't get pai
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    will this work in OSX 10.4?
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    Putting yourself in the client's shoes always worked for me. For first time clients, it is the best way to gain their trust. I have never met face-to-face most of my clients. I live in the Philippines and they are either in the US/Canada/Au
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    Thanks. I was hoping to find a Free (as in beer) one... I have been looking for quite awhile already but still could not find anything that is Open Sourced
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I just Googled this. Looks awesome but no support for Mac :-(. Do you know one that is as good as DB Designer that runs on a Mac?
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    aside from that, it would be also nice to put some real content behind the fold (EG: a preview for the next page or something).
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    This makes sense. But I imagine it that it will be complicated provided that one table has a lot of other dependent tables associated with it. Am I right to assume this? Perhaps if I had foreseen this, I would have made my database schema e
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I imagine that I have also to query down to the dependent tables?
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    Another thing I am curious about. When archiving/purge/whatever it is called; what happens to the dependent tables? For example, the Header-to-detail relationship between tables. Anyway, I will be trying out the Tools found in this link: h
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    Thanks for this. This is what I am looking for.
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    Exporting the database? But then I would still have a lot of rows in the database. What I was trying to say is that I archive the "old" records in the database and still have the currently used ones available. How do you go about this?
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    Ask HN: Archive a MySQL database

    31 points by wenbert 18y ago|18 comments
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I use the ZenBurn colors. http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/000682.html Very easy to read. And not boring.
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    I really do not understand people reacting violently on how "PHP sucks/horrifying". PHP is just a tool that people use. Blame the programmer not the tool. I have had encounters with horrifying code with a lot of times BUT most of my complai
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    Godaddy sent me an email notification but already billed my visa

    1 points by wenbert 18y ago|3 comments
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    if you are looking into Code Igniter, i suggest that you look into http://kohanaphp.org/home - it is a fork of CodeIgniter. CodeIgniter does support PHP5. But you will have to turn off warnings, etc.
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    PHP is a tool. Just like all other programming languages. If PHP can be used to solve your real-world problems then okay - Go for it. It's free, easy to use, the documentation is the best there is And lots of frameworks to choose from. If n
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    by wenbert 18y ago

    they must do something to that site. way too painful to read.