How to Survive Competing against The Big Guys
How to compete against companies with: …more power? …more money? …more market share? …less price?
*Market Your Product to a Niche of Passionate Customers.*
‘Nuff said.
How to compete against companies with: …more power? …more money? …more market share? …less price?
*Market Your Product to a Niche of Passionate Customers.*
‘Nuff said.
OCaml seems to be a (yet another) very interesting programming tool. Objective Caml (OCaml) is the main implementation of Caml (Categorical Abstract Machine Language), which is based on ML. The Meta-Language (ML) was originally developed at Edinburgh University in the 1970’s as a language designed to efficiently represent other languages. The language was pioneered by…
Recently I wasn’t happy with “my” current house (actually, it’s my parent’s house). Actually not with the house itself, but with what’s inside it and the way I live in it. I began to think “Just wait, one day I’ll have my own house and I’ll have things the way I want them to be…”…
PrefixSuffix is a simple Linux GUI application that renames multiple files. It pretty much does (only) what its name says, rename prefixes and suffixes. If you want full-blown rename tool, check out KRename. The multi-renamer tool in GNOME Commander is also very advanced, with built-in support for EXIF, ID3, and other metadata standards.
Jadi keinget, sebuah poster yang bertengger di salah satu tembok kantor saya saat ini: Sorry gambarnya jelek soalnya dulu mbikinnya pas masih pake Adobe InDesign (wadaow) dan sekarang file aslinya lagi nggak bisa dibuka… jadi PDF hasilnya dibuka trus di-skrinsut yah jadinya gitu deh. Anyways daripada ada yang bertanya apakah itu Ubuntu, saya nyuplik aja…
I’m not sure if the traffic lights in your region have this, but it definitely is the case in my town. Technorati : crossroad, crossroads, fork, forks, light, lights, road, roads, street, streets, traffic, traffic light
Having been waiting “a few minutes” for several years with various taking-too-long-to-install software, “it will take more than an hour” is definitely a relief. At last, somebody is being honest! 😉 Update: Murti has a great article on installing OpenBravo on Ubuntu. I myself got stuck on the “FAIL – Application at context path /openbravo…