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Comment · 2 months ago
Would you be kind to explain what is your exact workflow?

I'm unable to find a software or service that would to this for me, but it's the exact thing I want.

Comment · 3 months ago
A word of warning, my experience with mikrotik in the WiFi-6 space has been overwhelmingly negative, both in a single AP setup at home and on a corporate WiFi network managed by someone else.

Bugs, random drops, poor performance on some machines. It is not set and forget and I gave up on it.

Comment · 4 months ago
Well, now I'm rooting for the Europeans/chinese to develop something better and release it.

One can hope.

Comment · 6 years ago
Nitpicking: the "antique" suitcase in the picture is a very recent suitcase made by Saddleback Leather (worth about 1400$!)
Comment · 6 years ago
I mentioned that no greater precision than a day of work is required. The point of the question is not precision, but who and possibly how.
Comment · 6 years ago
There is a secondary discussion if developers should be accountable for sticking to estimates, and my opinion is that they shouldn't - developers should be accountable for the quality and maintainability of the produced code, documentation and tests, not timelines - that's the job of the PM. A good PM will be able to observe that on average the unit of estimation takes 20% longer or shorter and adjust the project timelines accordingly. Also, if someone is worried about developer productivity, it can always evaluate it in relative terms, i.e. how many tasks generated with the above method does one developer execute vs another developer in the same unit of time.
Comment · 6 years ago
Has anyone been able to identify what is the name of the organisation behind the website and where is it legally established?

I would like to know if the access fee benefits the artists in any way - the east european movie industry is not exactly swimming in money.

Comment · 6 years ago
Comment · 6 years ago
Do you think there are more people around you in your situation?

If there are, there might be strength in numbers. You could organise to deliver a signifficantly larger project than any of you could get done individually. You do not need to hire anyone - use the principles of a cooperative and get like minded people that share the profits in an equitable way.

Along the same lines there are companies that may be looking to expand to capture the avilable workforce in your geographical area but lack the apropriate contacts to get started. Your written communication skillks seem to be above average which I consider quite important for such an engagement. If this sounds interesting, do leave some contact details.

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