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Comment #9930769
Thanks! That's what I was planning to do, but the recruitement firm that would be paying me (and billing the client) is terrified of paying an invoice to a foreign firm, they are a…
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Comment #9926745
OK, comment copied.
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Comment #9926709
Thanks a bunch! Yes, I had a feeling this was possible, but they are very hesitant to simply wire money across the border to an individual, because it might look like money launder…
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Canadian dev working remotely (contract) for a US company. How to get paid?
I am a Canadian who just landed a (short-term contract) job working remotely for a US company. Since this happened through a (US) recruiter, my employer would pay the recruiting fi…
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Comment #6412228
There's no way I'm "upgrading" my iPad to iOS Barbie.
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Comment #6224131
On the other hand, focusing on a small number of great products is what Apple always did under Jobs. The first thing Jobs did when he came back to Apple was jettison superfluous pr…
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Comment #4501258
Turns out it's Anonymous: https://twitter.com/AnonOpsLegion/status/245218636187443200
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Comment #4501223
Wouldn't it be funny if they forgot to renew their domain name and it got snatched? ;-)
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Comment #4253507
Better to rule in hell than to serve in heaven.
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Comment #3382154
I've heard many people mention namecheap and dreamhost as good alternate registrars that charge about the same as godaddy.
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Comment #2991718
The other thing to consider is to ask whether the presence of this feature is obtrusive or bothersome to the 95% who don't use it. Does it needlessly clutter some user interface? I…
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Comment #2384261
Yes, that's essentially it...
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Comment #2384251
> Building a web app to allow researchers to submit their articles and have them peer-reviewed by other researchers would be an interesting project that could actually disrupt the …
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Comment #2384228
No yet, but once it launches, you'll know. :-)
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Comment #2383854
I haven't found any, but I guess that's the problem: they're private.
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Comment #2383817
This kind of gouging soon won't be a problem anymore. I'm in the process of creating an online service (launch date sometime this summer) that will provide completely free full-tex…
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Comment #2373714
This is not terribly surprising, and illustrates why Facebook and Twitter are completely different (and complementary) social networks. Facebook for keeping tabs on people you know…
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Comment #2293030
If you havin' concurrency problems, I feel bad for you son. I got 99 problems and side effects ain't one. Sorry, couldn't help myself.
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Comment #2253089
Oh and by the way, what do you use to losslessly compress PNG's to check for image optimization? Pngcrush didn't yield nearly as big improvements as slowcop suggested...
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Comment #2253074
One little tip: many people use Google Analytics and there's no use listing " http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js under "Leverage browser caching" since we can't do anything abou…
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Comment #2252638
Very nice indeed! Increased page score on grsites.com from 92 to 96 in 5 minutes. More convenient than YSlow. Bookmarked!
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Comment #2092994
Sounds like the shotgun-collar trap in Saw III.
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Comment #1765807
So MS is suing Motorola, Motorola is suing Apple, Apple is suing HTC, Oracle is suing Google. Did I miss any?
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Comment #1680659
Maybe WinMo 6.5? I guess even Microsoft employees can't quite stomach that.
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Comment #1680653
At least Windows Mobile is no longer using IE6. Gasp!