Lol. I Was doing that in 2018... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3321013
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hawat
Location: Poland, Warsaw
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies:
- Python, Java, PL/SQL, SQL, C, C++, Pascal, Assember
- Oracle, MySQL, Postgresql, SQLite
- Linux, Solaris, Windows, BSD, embedded
- ARM
- Network (CISCO/HP/Mikrotik)
- ClarifyCRM, IBM Sterling, Websphere,Zimbra, SAP,
- Soliworks, Autocad, 3Ds MAX,
Résumé/CV: personalized on request
Email: dracovolans@gmail.com
GitHub: https://github.com/hawat
Thingverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/dracovolans/designs
I have experience in administration and programming on multiple platforms, hardware design, and the telecommunications industry. team management, implementation of large and small systems, support and test automation.
I have designed ARM clusters, small industrial robots and embedded devices.
I love demanding projects.
Well, I designed my first "computer" based on relays and lamps when I was 4 years old when I saw my cousin's Atari.Location: Poland
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: C/C++, Python, Pl/SQL, Java and more
Résumé/CV: Upon request
Email: hawat(at)hawat.pl
Experience in telecom, unix (linux, solaris), oracle and more. Design ARM clusters (120 CPU), mobile robots (autonomous in 2011), automation devices and - yes, there is much more.It will rise inflation, probably - as you will have a lot more cash in the market... And finally "nothing will change".
You can deploy end-to-end solution like zimbra (community version is open source and free). Has all necessary features (DMARC, SSL, clamav, spamassasin, and s-mime), really good webmail interface, some "cloud" file storage features (briefcase!) and more. As more and more people depend on big providers like google and microsoft with they mail we should advertise as much as possible, and convert as many as we can to self hosted mail solutions. Mail is last bastion of free communication. And should last "neutral" as long as is possible. Big providers are bulling smaller ones marking mail as spam/junk or blocking entire address spaces on "we thing that we should, and we do as we thing" policy.
I hear .net - and I run away.
1) There is something called "polish typewriter keyboard", now is more like a unicorn than computer part but... I really had one in 1995. 2) in `80 Poland produce some computers "on it`s own", like elwro: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/65/Elwro_800... And they had polish typewriter keyboard... 3) And, there was a polish made clone of IBM PC: http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazovia_%28komputer%29#mediavie... and, yes - it has a polish typewriter keyboard...
Nothing new, a few years ago the same happened in Poland (http://napisy.org/). After investigation, the case was closed, no one been charged. Disgust remained.
As I know, (from my own sources inside) Samsung Poland is - as for Corporation - nice place to work. There are many, many worse employers here in Poland. Most big players treat polish workforce as second grade (better than those in 3rd world, worse than in "better world"). It`s funny to hear not that someone who spend 9 months in Korean origin corporation don`t know that in Korea ActiveX is some kind of "standard" for webapps (long and painful story, someone with grater knowledge in this topic should write some word about it - is interesting how they tied themselves in closed and problematic ecosystem)
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