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odysseas
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Comment #46065471
[Bought cheapest Tesla Model 3 Nov 2022.] [Before that - owner of 2 consecutive Priuses] - before that 2 caravans 2 jeeps etc (I am 60+yrs old) I have the answer to all these quest…
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Comment #20551040
> At the very least you could build Ergeon as a distributed and open network co-operative. :-) I now get the hippie substring of your username .
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Comment #20550948
> People start a business first and foremost to profit by way of ROI. I think that's as pessimistic as saying that people work just to make money. This may have been the case a few…
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Comment #20550916
I am sorry, I must be missing something. The Upwork marketplace is no different than any other source of people that may be looking for remote jobs. When we hire engineers, we post…
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Comment #20550873
Thank you. But to tell you the truth when I told to the Upwork team in my farewell get together what I was intending to do (I described it "home services" then ) I saw lots of rais…
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Comment #20550694
There is not much difference between hiring a local developer vs hiring a remote. Would you ever say: Just hired a local developer. He has been sitting on his desk playing games an…
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Comment #20550645
:-) I would love to be on a debate meeting-room to argue with you on this for hours :-) I was attracted to it because skilled manual labor was practically abandoned by techies. 15 …
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Comment #8536027
About 15 years apart to be exact: 1974 for SQL http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/people/chamberlin/sequel-1974.... and 1988 for SNMP http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1065 .
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Comment #5616721
Perfect, You now have copycats: https://github.com/ogt/boxchareditor
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Comment #5614194
Which online converter did you use? What I like is that your animated gif ended up being quite small (15 sec => 600KB) enough so as you don't feel bad including it in your repo.
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Comment #5613652
The use of the animated gif as part of the github readme seems quite ingenious to me. I don't think I have seen that idea in other github repos. And for a project like this its the…