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Thanks. That what I am looking for.

I just purchased it based on suggestion. Book mentioned HN at page #12.

Is it possible if I do customization of opensource CRM ? Then I need permission ?

I am crm developer. I want to develop small fun crm project. But, I am also develop crm at my job also? Does this make problem in anyway?

> a little bit better, a little more improved than the day before. How you do this?

May be this question's answers help you - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12637239

These type of companies will never have any good/bright future.

I am a classic ASP developer and planning to learn new technology which: 1. Easy to learn from my existing knowledge 2. If possible then should be within small possible duration to…

I always do planning. Its not fulfill every time. But, at least I know where I am and how much i done/not done.

Location: Gujarat, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Classic ASP, JavaScript, jQuery Résumé/CV: chauhankiran.github.io Email: kiranchauhan68@gmail.com

Same is true for me but yaah i am 25.

Yes it will going decrease but in certain situation. If technology become common and lots of developers are in that same technology then changes are high that rate will go decrease…

I am developer and I just buy android phone. I am worried about my personal info that will going to be share directly or indirectly? How can i avoid this at minimum level.

Notepad++ for classic asp code editing

Wow! I always like how people implement HN API in their own ways.

I would like to say Stallman don't like C++ at all. [1]. https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2010-07/msg00... [2]. https://stallman.org/stallman-computing.html

You miss the point of "love of free". People (like me) who love GNU always include GPL in some or other way even if software is not on GNU packages.

When in terms of license they must have to talk about GNU GPL v2 or v3.

Is this ads of company here?

> BTW, linux is the kernel, GNU/GPL software make up the rest of the OS and apps. GNU/Linux is the way lawyers will say it in court. Good point.

I will going to learn how to make themes for GNU/Linux GTK.