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plant42

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About plant42

Oslo based developer. Interested in most things technical, programming, startups, etc.

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    I recommend Appear.in http://appear.in

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    Comment #11337127

    Definitely agree. If you're thinking that you're missing out on life then make the change, go down a tangential path. Do not go through life bitching & whining that you didn't make…

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    Comment #11244563

    Why not ask this question to the jHipster team? The contributing guidelines are here: https://github.com/jhipster/generator-jhipster/blob/master/C...

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    Comment #10865303

    There will always be someone who does something better than you, regardless of whether it is related to programming or not. Some people have more of an aptitude for a particular sk…

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    Comment #9718155

    Interesting article, but annoyed that it doesn't feature Norway in the country comparison. The Norwegian start-up market may be small, but it is growing.

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    Comment #8989454

    As did I, though I started with a Commodore VIC-20.

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    Comment #8983295

    When I was 7 my parents gave me a Commodore VIC-20 and after tiring of playing games, I wanted to make my own. Started out with copying game listings out of magazines in basic, the…

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    Comment #8810148

    The university of Liverpool has a number of decent online programmes in cooperation with laureate international. I'm currently on the MSc Web sciences & Big Data programme. http://…

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    Comment #8611517

    Something must be wrong, I get the Ubuntu default apache page.

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    Comment #7850779

    The Summit in Dublin. 4-6 November http://summitdublin.com/ Was a great event last year, Elon Musk attended as well as a whole host of great speakers. Food Summit & Night Summit we…

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    Comment #7559253

    http://www.sherpadesk.com

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    Comment #7543442

    Started when I was 7 with a Commodore VIC-20, so 31 years ago. I was curious about how things worked with it, so started making my own games. Had a couple of generic games publishe…

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    Comment #7034093

    Norway isn't in the EU, but it is in the EEA. Its easy to get the residence permit for EU citizens. I'm from the UK and settled here 8 years ago. All it took was a trip to the tax …

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    Comment #5955544

    It is more common in Europe to hold the fork in your left hand rather than your right. But I think that has more to do with handedness than anything. I'm right-handed, yet hold the…

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    Comment #5952852

    There's no mention of using Google authentication anywhere other than after clicking the login or sign-up buttons and you get the oAuth permissions/Google login page. Also, if you …

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    Comment #5942432

    Fearmongering at its worst. No better than Jenny McCarthy. Also mentions very little regarding the UK as stated in the title.

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    Comment #5847001

    I highly recommend 'We' by Yevgeny Zamyatin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_(novel)

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    Comment #5531670

    Background; I'm currently running a system which at peak runs with about 15 million messages per hour using ActiveMQ, with several producers and consumers on the same topic. Anothe…

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    Comment #5443252

    With Roger Moore announcing "Worker #3 please"

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    Comment #5103140

    I signed up before the change to being a paid service, so am not paying unless I go over the 10 account limit. Now its $5 per account. An account being in Googles own words: "We co…

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    Comment #5103072

    Google Apps for Business is a good choice for individuals. I use it for several accounts and it works lovely. However, they recently stopped accepting free sign-ups and is now a pa…

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    Comment #5050526

    I find there's very little that is typical about programmers other than in an abstract way. Compilers/editors/etc. It largely depends on the domain in which they are working, and t…

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    Comment #4810181

    I can see this having the Apple fan-boys frothing at the mouth.