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tzury

11,494karma·2,669submissions·August 24, 2007
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here is mine: Ubuntu, Scite, nano, ssh, LightTPD, Python, gcc, gcl and Firebug . Virtual Box with FreeBSD and Windows Server 2003, Windows XP SP2 (for pre deployment testing) Thank you all for sharin…
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I will strongly recommended you to take a look at jnext ( http://www.jnext.org ) free, open source and cross platform - and most of all it is powered by the community and none of the giants…
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SQL is a language that will take you half a day to learn and you will use it for the rest of your life. Since it varies from platform to platform you better pick the one you are going to use (Postgres…
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The most interesting thing in my opinion is that MapReduce implementations has been made with c++ (Google) and Java (Hadoop/Yahoo). And not with a functional programming language.
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Scite. Scite is the one I used in windows for couple of years and kept it with me when switched to linux a year and a half ago.
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> (eql (not open-source) nil) T >
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slicehost.com, not expensive, scale-up, scale-down, no extra fees, various selection of distros. simply great!
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getting-things-right-vs-getting-things-done http://evalinux.wordpress.com/2008/01/02/getting-things-righ... …
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As open social will gain more popularity these kind of solutions will be necessary. OpenID is for your users, OAuth is for other sites and services you wish to communicate with, and DataPortability is…
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Adobe Reader? I don't know no Adobe Reader sir! Is it a proprietary software you have on your laptop?
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I am 4 years old going to kindergarten with my laptop.
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I guess I was hungry when that thing popped up
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slicehost are great http://www.slicehost.com/
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