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A few years ago, I was debugging a problem on a Wordpress.com hosted site and found that they put a job ad in their HTTP response headers, based on the notion t
by MartinCron 13y ago
A few years ago, I was debugging a problem on a Wordpress.com hosted site and found that they put a job ad in their HTTP response headers, based on the notion that anyone looking at their HTTP headers would be the sort of person they would want to hire.
- mikeleeorg 13y agoSome fun things to do with sites of companies for which you would like to work: + Check out their source code in a web browser + Check out their HTTP headers + Check out their 404 page + Look for a humans.txt file Every once in a while, a company that has an engineering team with a sense of humor will hide an Easter egg in one of these places. And sometimes, it's a job posting. Anyone know of other somewhat common places that companies use to hide Easter eggs?
- MartinCron 13y agoIn the CEO's bedroom nightstand. Note: this is an advanced Easter egg hunting technique.