JakeStone

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by JakeStone 7y ago
Basics Location: San Jose, CA (Actually Los Gatos, but close enough) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C# (ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, WinForms), PHP, MySQL, MS-SQL, Comfortable in Linux Email: rrv.jobsearch.2019@gma
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Thank you. You said what I was trying to, concisely.
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by JakeStone 7y ago
At the point it's in the queue, it's already a composed email. Doing a file search and deleting the email file might be possible. I don't know how realistic that is though. We built your customized email 4 hours ago. It&#x
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Most of that question involves a level of detail I can't get into. But, we use the same batch of IP addresses for all our mailings. We have authentication set up with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, and we're very careful on our rate of d
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by JakeStone 7y ago
I work for a company in a department that sends out on average, 2 million emails a day. These are emails to people who (1 or more): - have signed up and are receiving a verification email. - are giving us money - are using our site at leas
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by JakeStone 7y ago
As someone who used to live in Lubbock, TX, revealing yourself as being a member of the LGBTQ+ community could lead to anything from shunning (job, church, school, "friends") to verbal/sexual harassment to direct physical vio
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Slavery was a Constitutional policy. Article 1, Section 9 contains: "The Migration or Importation of such Persons as any of the States now existing shall think proper to admit, shall not be prohibited by the Congress prior to the Year
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by JakeStone 7y ago
There's Munzee, that uses QR codes stuck on items. I've never played it, but a buddy of mine loved it a couple years ago. I believe it had an active community at the time. It didn't interest me, so I can't comment fur
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by JakeStone 7y ago
I grok. Our business relationship was very good (thus my outburst) but our somewhat distancing (and very "proper" and "professional" Midwestern based) personalities in the 90s led to it being slightly embarrassing for u
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by JakeStone 7y ago
She and I were somewhat standoffish people back then, not really huggy types. Meanwhile, I come into the office, 3 sheets to the wind, see her, and said something like "S., I am going to miss working with you so much!" at a fairl
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Kudos to him.
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Man, when my company got shut down in the dot com days, after the 10am all hands, I said screw it and took my entire team out for drinks until about 4, out of my own pocket. As far as I'm concerned, that's the way you do it if you
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by JakeStone 7y ago
Actually had an option to make something like this a teaching moment to my kids yesterday. I'd been reading articles about the bridge between Abell 0399 and Abell 0401. There was a Forbes article that said this provided supporting ev
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by JakeStone 7y ago
That was interesting, and if it had been an actual song (with a little bit of cleanup) would have made for interesting interpretation, depending how it was approached by music and singer. Then you get something like this : http:/&#x2
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by JakeStone 7y ago
My current "flow" music is the Hamilton musical, so I threw in Lin-Manuel Miranda into it. The entire result was hot garbage. However, there were buried segments that were good , but I'd have to lay that on the tightness of
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by JakeStone 10y ago
An acceptable compromise. I've read some of the reports done on various projects and found PVS-Studio interesting. As an individual developer, I'd been interested in the product, but hadn't convinced myself to invest in the
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by JakeStone 10y ago
Something to consider, how about having the ability to delist domains? I have a few domains that I use as pre-spam filters so that I can see immediately if my email address was spammed. e.g., I receive an email addressed to sun.com@myhappy
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by JakeStone 11y ago
And the San Francisco Bay area is _not_. That's been frustrating. Fortunately, I had a lot of PHP in the past so that helped me find a place when I decided to roll the dice and leave Texas. Now back to scraping up some Python and com
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by JakeStone 11y ago
Location: Los Gatos, CA (Willing to commute up to San Francisco/Oakland or points between) Remote: Willing, but not prefered. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, PHP, JavaScript, Perl, Linux, more Email: career[at]richardvasquez[
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by JakeStone 12y ago
It'll be interesting when someone sues for a false positive result. Emotional damages can be costly depending on your state.
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by JakeStone 13y ago
Hm. Many thanks for the info. I'm a 45 year old developer who's rolling the dice hard and heading out to SF next week. I've had a lot of talks with recruiters over the past few months and they've all crashed into a wal
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by JakeStone 13y ago
Yeah... I'm not a Millenial, and I might have been tempted to forward the response with a "WTF?" preceding it to a few select friends. Seriously, I've received a few LinkedIn requests from obvious scam accounts or some
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by JakeStone 13y ago
Interpretive reading is hard. Read that in Barbie "Math is hard" voice. :)
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by JakeStone 13y ago
I believe the desired effect was to present a whole bunch of different types of people that get dinged by HR people after a resume made it through the filtering software. Anecdote here instead of data, but I know someone who took off 10 yea
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by JakeStone 13y ago
And there's no vote from me since I don't submit links, but I'll every so often join in on a conversation.
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by JakeStone 13y ago
You guys had electrons? We had to use scotch tape on a bunch of quarks and give them a half spin and then push them. Uphill. Both ways.
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by JakeStone 13y ago
This was my take away line, on a base level: > MR. SEEGER: I am sorry you are not interested in the song. It is a good song.
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by JakeStone 13y ago
The first two, I could accept from a certain IP lawyer viewpoint. The first contained an amusing non-admission admission, but they took down the game, and I'll let it slide, from my perspective. The second one was a stretch, but they
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by JakeStone 13y ago
Hrm. Networks are not my strength. I know enough to setup and secure my home network, but would never consider myself a guru. So, after running this, it said my IP address was 192.168.2.250. Which it is, since this computer is using my w
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by JakeStone 13y ago
I always love this site for when things get a little slow and I think I could use some relaxation. Then I remember that I only took a little bit of math, so then there's the research, the papers to read and decipher, the code to write,

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