ErrantX

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by ErrantX 10y ago
If it's Sci-Fi or Fantasy, StackExchange generally works: http://scifi.stackexchange.com/
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So, the European Banking Authority (who wrote PSD2) have thought about this. The Directive mandates "Secure Customer Authentication" (SCA) which is pretty explicit about levels of security. It basically extends multi-factor authen
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A lot of PSD2 was pushed for by the UK I believe, pre Brexit
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I like the sub-domain approach. It's fast and nice enough. I'd focus on UI consistency; pages have different navigation elements. Issues trello-style board is cool but let down by over-simple styling. FYI the default avatar image
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There are no moderators, you could comment too.
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So as a counterpoint. I used BitBucket a lot before Atlassian bought them. They were great, but toward the end suffered significantly from load issues. After Atlassian bought them: * The service I paid £5 a month for became free * The sta
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Beware; ubiquiti stuff is pretty good. But the unifi line is amongst the worst they do; the wireless AP's are actually great. But the unifi switches have a tendency to blow up and trip the power circuits. We went through about 3 in 6 m
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We specifically have an interview question here which is: "How would you feel about asking for help, either from a colleague, friend or on the internet, to complete a work project?" (pro tip; the correct answer is, "fine&quot
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Lead/Senior Java Engineer | Capital One UK | Nottingham, UK | Full-Time | ONSITE | Good Salary + Package I'm looking for a brilliant Java engineer with AWS experience to take on a very senior technical role in my team. We're
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Key question; are there a subset of these nextgen(?) css features supported in browsers that don't support @supports?
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Lead/Senior Java Engineer | Capital One UK | Nottingham, UK | Full-Time | ONSITE | Good Salary + Package I'm looking for a brilliant Java engineer with AWS experience to take on a very senior technical role in my team. We're
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I've been on both sides of this, as employer and employee. Salaries are arbitrary; it is what an employer values you as an employee, and what you value yourself at. The best time to talk about salaries is when the company has offered y
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Salary ranges on job listings benefit employers not employees. Effectively; Salary is what the company values your contribution at. That's why when you hand your notice in you might be offered a pay rise. By setting a public range you
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Trouble with salary raises are; you do effectively lose it because you can't take that raise back next year ;)
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That's not true. The wording of the act's relevant to CP specifically say things like "knowingly" which is well-ruled to mean Mens Rea is required. Real-life sexual offences, as in actually attacking a child, is strict l
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I won't say that it doesn't happen (bad outliers always exist); however it would be very unlikely you'd be convicted for it. A few years ago when I worked in computer forensics there was this big myth that if you went on porn
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Forget practicing the tech for now. Sure it might be where you "fail" but it Sounds like performance anxiety is what is holding you back; work on your confidence in interview settings. Apply for jobs you'd never take (I mean,
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Yes Holt focuses mostly on Bodyguard; which is a shame because some of the other theatres are also interesting. (btw the Operation Bodyguard article isn't in the best of shape, although I've been working on it on and off. The sub-
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Hastings is okay, although sometimes his views aren't well balanced ( https://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/oct/04/secret-war-spi... ). There is also a very detailed (and difficult to read, but inter
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Definitely a good plan (unless you're not planning to use it for months) is to clean the grill the next time you use it. That way you'll have good consistent heat and any bits that come free will burn up in the coals. Onion is a g
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Is that a problem? Everyone is always in a rush these days :) by its very nature. If you need this messenger app working "right now" then it won't do the job for yo
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At work we have a fairly long imperative, which is very nice but difficult to keep in mind at all times. We also have a four-word internal "motto" of sorts which entirely encapsulates what we're aiming to do and is easily rem
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More depressing is the ~40% of the eligible electorate who don't vote at all.
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I go in fits and starts; anything from 3-4 books a week to 5 in 3 months. Just find quiet moments; 10 minutes, 6 times a day is an hour all told. I read on the commute, over lunch, whilst waiting for the kettle to boil, when waiting for my
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As a boss, having observed the impact of motivated and unmotivated employees... The motivational difference between it being a shade of blue I like vs. just being shipped right now because it's done is a gulf.
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I agree in part. Except for "have you considered" which always sounds patronising to me. It's very clearly a disguised way of saying "you should have done..." There's another part too which to me is; if the poi
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> You'd think they would move to a better hash function by now MD5 is (relatively) fast, and a (relatively) small datapoint to store. You're definitely wanting to store a lot of data points too; it's so so much easier to s
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This is the right way. It's too easy to bork everything otherwise; yesterday I borked a new build server because I set security up to disallow anonymous access, which lead to the main page returning a 302 redirect to the login page and
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> You mean secularism? It only rejects religion as part of the state or education. You can do whatever you want in private environments I'm a fan of secularism, and am an Atheist. And I also strongly disapprove of how some Islamic g
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Yeh; to be clear this is what I was aiming it. I think it's entirely fair to say that the Govt. had some not-insignificant part in driving Dr Kelly to commit suicide. Whether a black op or not... it's certainly discouraging to a p

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