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Comment #4454162
I would start with a little Unix (OS X Terminal, Linux or CygWin on the PC) until you feel comfortable navigating the file system, creating, viewing and deleting files directly or …
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Comment #4436540
This is also the case in the UK. Property price here is a trivial expression of the supply/demand function. Yet no one from any of the political parties will suggest the obvious: b…
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Comment #4436448
I guess your friend isn't an entrepreneur, otherwise he would conclude there is clearly an opportunity for this service, with money to be made.
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Comment #4436398
I would pay serious money for this. Maybe $100 for a single 'call out' on the assumption that it would be an infrequent happening. Ferriss' 4HWW logically demands this, I guess. --…
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Comment #4433614
"It's ugly but it gets you there." Who says a German's PR company doesn't have a sense of humour?
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Comment #4433516
Why? This token gesture will achieve what exactly? If someone obscure, but non-the-less important in sci/tech had died, this might be an interesting way to draw attention to a life…
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Comment #4428078
Anyone with experience starting with a Bootstrap theme then handing it over to a designer to see what they come up with?
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Comment #4427815
Hackers can be found in all walks of life, it is not a label to be restricted to those working in technology or writing code. Hackers are people that can effect leveraged change on…
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Comment #4399345
It's important to get over the idea that you have done anything wrong . Think of it as a percentages game... if you have been invited to interview then your potential employer is d…
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Comment #4399303
As a spinning ball of gas, astronomers had always expected our nearest star to bulge slightly at its equator, making it very slightly flying-saucer shaped I stopped reading at this…
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Comment #4399270
Some things have a natural life then die.
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Comment #4398495
I once interviewed a potential hire in person and at the end of the process he asked 'How did I do?' then pulled out of list of questions in the expectation of forensic debrief as …