wprapido

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   by wprapido 10y ago

   udemy courses
2. 212.▲
   by wprapido 10y ago

   i was in the states twice on a J1 visa. highly recommended. easy to get. there is age limit though
3. 213.▲
   by wprapido 10y ago

   bariloche, argentina also a kind of fits the bill
4. 214.▲
   by wprapido 10y ago

   suiteCRM is awesome and very developer friendly
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   by wprapido 10y ago

   ebay works fine for me. checking local classifieds (craigslist, gumtree, olx, ...) is very fruitful too. word of mouth brought some beautiful devices to me as for reviews. wirecutter, notebookreview, pcworld, ... trying a machine myself out
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   by wprapido 10y ago

   i love thinkpads. just avoid buying machines with dedicated GPUs as they tend to fail. my W520 with a dedicated nvidia works like a charm, but i had numerous other thinkpads with a dedicated GPU fail
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   by wprapido 10y ago

   PHP + mySQL / mongoDB
8. 218.▲
   by wprapido 10y ago

   python and ruby are still troublesome in windows
9. 219.▲
   by wprapido 10y ago

   a linux VM works just fine. with all advances in linux integration, there is no full POSIX support yet. even cygwin is a pain in the ass
10. 220.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    oracle hires remote employees, too. so does redhat
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    a happy dell 7710 and lenovo w520 user here. if you want a more compact machine, go for asus zenbook or dell xps. lenovo x1 isn't bad either. all of them got great linux support
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    yeah the 7710 is just awesome
13. 223.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    i've got a 17in dell 7710 and am happy with it. it's not exactly lightweight though
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    PHP + JS here
15. 225.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    just about any lenovo thinkpad might work fine
16. 226.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    welcome to the club! AROS does have a decent amigaDOS support
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    many of us HNers were / are amigans. some still owe them or at least use an amiga emulator. the amiga community is still alive and kicking. don't mind the impact amiga had on computing
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    good to know. thanks
19. 229.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    give skrill or neteller a try
20. 230.▲
    by wprapido 10y ago

    yeah, having more laptops for various purposes (malware analysis) is always a good idea
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    definitely ask for it or at least try to get familiar with their workflow as much as possible
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    http://7daystartup.com/ is a great resource
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    in the states it's almost exclusively rural area i consulted them on biz and sales side so i don't remember their gear, but i remember both had quite a basic setup that worked pretty well. mind you, it was in urban areas (a 600k c
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    there are many micro / local ISPs offering wireless connections in third world countries. i consulted for one in bolivia and helped start up one in serbia
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    quora FTW!
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    a wordpress installer
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    ireland, UK and estonia
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    savage it for parts (RAM, HDD, DVD, case, display)
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    they could be highly inaccurate. i had experience of the actual location being as far as 500 miles away from the IP's location
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    by wprapido 10y ago

    a fellow israeli here. living in spain, though. you can invoice US$50-100 an hour if you're any good