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by E14n 13y ago
You need control of the hardware to insure security. Think about what you could do if you run the credit card verification software in a debugger.
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by E14n 13y ago
Cash usage is mostly because people feel they are more likely to get cheated by the banks then be robbed (which is probably a pretty fair assessment of risk ;). I remember in the past making a $6,000 bank transfers by going to the convenien
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Should I give up part of my online identity?
1 points by E14n 14y ago|2 comments
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by E14n 14y ago
Anything that allows the free flow of information is good for copyright infringement, but when you are contorting Laws in absurd perverse ways its better to have a fat ugly obnoxious guy on the receiving end.
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by E14n 14y ago
Showing enough information for your users to sensibly understand what they should do is important, but thats not what the article was about[1], it was about the application developer wanting to pass-the-buck when there application failed be
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by E14n 14y ago
I guess it is a different culture. In the teams I have experience with, people referred because they wanted to work with good people.
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by E14n 14y ago
I don't know what the culture is like at Miso but I would take "After you lost our data and caused our entire company to scramble for 3 days, I am hesitant." as "How do I justify to the rest of the team paying you an exorbitant bonus for te
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by E14n 14y ago
This benefit scheme appears to be designed to encourage team building. The cost of replacing a good employee is greater then the benefit gained from introducing a new hire. I guess they don't want to reward someone for team building when