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Waaay too easy...honestly, I'm not tooting my own horn. But I guess it would keep the lazy applicant from applying. EDIT: on second thought, maybe it is the r
by jayphelps 16y ago
Waaay too easy...honestly, I'm not tooting my own horn.
But I guess it would keep the lazy applicant from applying.
EDIT: on second thought, maybe it is the right level. They aren't likely looking for $100k+ hacker geniuses, just guys who can think outside the box and know how to do basic digging and prevent your typical hack.
I retract my statement. Clever application process.
- sibsibsib 16y agoit seems a bit on the easy side (only took me a few mins), but I like the idea. It was a fun challenge.
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- vinhboy 16y agoDamn, you guys are way smarter than me. Took me like 2 hours for the first step. The rest was easier. I am not good at riddles I guess...
- pavel_lishin 16y agoThe first step being actually accessing the back-end? That took me about 30 seconds, but I got bored as soon as I got there, mostly because I'm just taking a break from working on a personal project. I actually applied with SeatGeek awhile back, and I guess my resume was tossed in the fluff pile. I sort of wish they'd had this at the time, since I'm sure I could figure it out based on the other replies in this thread. But fuck it, I've gotten a job since then with what seems like a pretty cool company, so I can't complain. :)
- mcknz 16y agoTook me about that long for the first step, then did a facepalm once I realized the solution. Was way overthinking that one, but it's like you either know it or you don't -- if you know it you'll figure it out eventually.