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08-17-2011 , 10:00 PM

#1201

RoundTower

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Originally Posted by jjshabado

Hah, I actually saw the method and was like "Oh, they must be doing some sort of validation checking."... then I saw the implementation and was super annoyed.

It could be a placeholder for a method that will eventually do some validation, or leftover from a previous version that used to. I don't think it's a definite giveaway that the guy doesn't know what he is doing, but it's a warning sign, at least if this is meant to be the finished product.

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08-18-2011 , 11:39 PM

#1202

greg nice

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08-19-2011 , 07:00 AM

#1203

kerowo

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Our dev configured the wrong server because he assumed the dns name was right even though it had nothing to do with this pilot and didn't match the IP address I gave him. And it's someone else's fault of course... Yippeee!

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08-19-2011 , 07:37 AM

#1204

Neil S

King of the sidebar

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Originally Posted by greg nice

I kinda miss the days when the big site I work on was like this.

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08-19-2011 , 03:37 PM

#1205

jjshabado

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What do you guys think about linked in? Do you guys use it for anything?

My boss just asked me to create a profile since we're a super small company and it might be useful for investment. It's never really seemed that useful to me before.

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08-19-2011 , 03:38 PM

#1206

Gullanian

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Never used it before, don't know much about it but would be grateful if you share your experience!

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08-19-2011 , 03:56 PM

#1207

tyler_cracker

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linkedin : professional world :: facebook : social world

with all the benefits and drawbacks thereof.

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08-19-2011 , 03:59 PM

#1208

sylar

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Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 20,307

i've been called for quite a few interviews through my linked in profile. it's a lot more important for contractors, and keeping it current is sort of a hassle.

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08-19-2011 , 04:30 PM

#1209

tyler_cracker

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Originally Posted by tyler_cracker

linkedin : professional world :: facebook : social world

with all the benefits and drawbacks thereof.

i guess i should elaborate a bit:

- everyone is on it, even my mom. critical mass is obv pretty important for a social network.

- it's a reasonable way to, well, network: find jobs, find talent, etc.

- vague acquaintances from long ago in your past come out of the woodwork to friendify you.

- some people (recruiters! scummy HR people! marketing droids!) just want to amass connections so they can look cool and also spam everyone.

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08-19-2011 , 08:16 PM

#1210

gaming_mouse

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Can someone explain to me what exactly google app engine is?

It seems like a web framework and hosting service in one?

In so far as it is a web framework, how come you don't hear much about it? It seems they have a python webapp framework (does this compete with django?) and also a java one (does this complete with other java frameworks?).

Coming from a backgroudn where you write an application in something like RoR, or cakePHP, or django, or whatever, and then find a host, it's not clear to me where Google app engine fits in that paradigm....

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08-20-2011 , 06:02 AM

#1211

myNameIsInga

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A silly newb question, why does windows take so f-ing long to start? Never have this problem in linux, not to the same extent anyway

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08-20-2011 , 10:22 AM

#1212

gaming_mouse

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Originally Posted by myNameIsInga

A silly newb question, why does windows take so f-ing long to start? Never have this problem in linux, not to the same extent anyway

get a solid state HD, only way to fix it.

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08-20-2011 , 10:27 AM

#1213

Gullanian

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+1 and make sure fresh windows install, never upgrade install

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08-20-2011 , 11:05 AM

#1214

myNameIsInga

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Originally Posted by gaming_mouse

get a solid state HD, only way to fix it.

I need a flash drive to get a reasonable start time?

And not installing updates? What about security updates?

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08-20-2011 , 11:11 AM

#1215

gaming_mouse

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Originally Posted by myNameIsInga

I need a flash drive to get a reasonable start time?

And not installing updates? What about security updates?

nope, updates will not save you, my friend.

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08-20-2011 , 02:34 PM

#1216

jukofyork

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Originally Posted by Gullanian

+1 and make sure fresh windows install, never upgrade install

Yeah, Windows always flies when you do a fresh install... Then you reinstall what you need and it's turns back to **** - oh man does my XP Netbook tilt me hard

Juk

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08-20-2011 , 02:57 PM

#1217

gaming_mouse

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i've had my complaints about windows over the years, but win7 on ssd is pretty great so far.

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08-20-2011 , 03:22 PM

#1218

myNameIsInga

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win7 works fine once its up and running, but its annoying having to wait five minutes or so to use it after I start it. better than windows 95 and 98 though had to reinstall those every few months for the computer to even be usable.

What is it about the windows operating system that makes it such a slow starter compared to other OS?

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08-20-2011 , 03:35 PM

#1219

MinusEV

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Originally Posted by gaming_mouse

i've had my complaints about windows over the years, but win7 on ssd is pretty great so far.

Agreed. As a life long ms hater, it's a bit tough to admit, but they've brought out some pretty good stuff in the past few years. Win7, Visual Studio 2010 and Security Essentials are all very good.

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08-20-2011 , 05:04 PM

#1220

weevil

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Originally Posted by myNameIsInga

If you're careful about what you install and keep a reasonably clean and secure system you shouldn't experience any slowdown. I've been running on the same install of win7 since it first came out and still boots up and runs as fast now as it was then. Try using ccleaner to clean up your registry and temp/cache files. Might need to defrag your HD too. Does win7 do this automatically now like OS X? Last time I checked I was still at like 7% which seems odd.

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08-20-2011 , 05:51 PM

#1221

ChazDazzle

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Originally Posted by gaming_mouse

From what I can tell, Google app is in the same category as Heroku in that it's a hosted web app service for developers who don't want to worry about sys admin. I've heard a few horror stories though, and it's a bit too inflexible for my tastes. I certainly wouldn't want to have to get a hold of someone at Google if something goes wrong.

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08-21-2011 , 07:44 PM

#1222

Low Key

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How does one go about getting a website as a product going?

Say I want to have a multi-variable searchable database with user supplied results/additions. Is there code for this out there that I just buy/rent, or do I have to hire someone?

It seems like so many people have websites and the like and I can't imagine all of them knowing how to program!

What it do?

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08-21-2011 , 08:45 PM

#1223

_dave_

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user supplied results makes things tricky, otherwise wordpress / drupal is a good place to start looking?

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08-21-2011 , 08:53 PM

#1224

Neil S

King of the sidebar

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Originally Posted by Low Key

Same thing anyone does when they need anything built, such as a house or a website, when they lack the knowledge of how to do so.

Hire a professional.

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08-22-2011 , 03:21 AM

#1225

goofyballer

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Originally Posted by greg nice

I'm pretty sure I just shipped a bug that nobody ever actually tried executing until QA found it after it was out the door

The code that was consuming mine wasn't ready yet when I finished my bit, and nobody ever bothered to test this specific aspect of that feature once it was done. Whoops!

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Originally Posted by MinusEV

Agreed. As a life long ms hater, it's a bit tough to admit, but they've brought out some pretty good stuff in the past few years. Win7, Visual Studio 2010 and Security Essentials are all very good.

Does VS2010 do anything new that's cool? We have it available at work but I've been putting it off because getting my plugins working after upgrading from 05 to 08 was a pain.