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by Mandatum 10y ago
As someone who travels regularly between countries and likes to game, this is really the only option for me (MSI gaming laptops et al have in my experience been absolutely trash in terms of durability). An mITX case albeit very small compar
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I tend to fast out of laziness and drink coffee, snack on nuts to supplement afternoon drowsiness. Then eat way too much in the evening.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
> 1 in 3 companies fall victim to CEO fraud emails alone Citation needed. I'm sure the number will look like that at companies who open and forward the email, doubt it's that high off the cuff.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Fronde* I don't know what Frondie is, and it's weird to see those companies mentioned on HN. Yes, they're all terrible body-shops to work for and they outsource a lot of work.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I think the first comment/reply to the post hits the nail on the head, by Florian Klein[0]: > Awesome! You replaced REST with REST. How revolutionary: > Instead of transferring application state through the wire via one of its re
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Switched after the release. Now on a Thinkpad with 32GB of RAM for half the cost. Took a bit of adaption moving to Linux but I'm glad I did. Have had minimal downtime since switching to Ubuntu, can only recommend it for work if you&#x2
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Yeah 6 month delay on 7.0 for some versions of Moto Z? The phone isn't a year old.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Specialised, specialised, specialised. Then networked, networked, networked. Now consult and contract only. Work is usually okay, but my real enjoyment of tech happens outside of work hours now. <25, outside US, no-remote work only.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
There is no news here about the product or service that they're working on. We only have a name and HD Moore's involvement at an advisory level. This is not interesting.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
A lot of pentesters make good money off bounty hunting. Some months they make more money off hunting than they do their day job.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
JIRA definitely comes down to implementation and policy. I've used it in places and it has been amazingly helpful as a developer, to the point I don't know how we did anything before it.. Then going to a place that totally misuses
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Is that still the case? If so, that's crazy - as bad as the old Windows installs with vbox. However that being said, if that is still the case, they must have a wrapper on top of it since I didn't notice much of a difference at al
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by Mandatum 10y ago
AUD$225,000, Developer, Melbourne/Australia
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I think security was also a big issue. Seems they've made some strides in that department, and now Chrome is the most targeted browser for 0-days. That'll change once Edge takes the remaining IE user market share and they do a Win
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by Mandatum 10y ago
As a contractor, I'm OK with companies that want me to work 100 hour weeks. If I get a 3-month contract, that year I'm only working 3 months.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Really needs a commenting feature.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Sorry for the late reply, I work in integration. I say I'm a Java dev but I don't write much Java, I've specialised for the past 3 years in an ESB called Mule. The need for the tech seems to be rising around the world and I j
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by Mandatum 10y ago
$100/hr: 120K yr for 3-day/wk contracts, I like long weekends.. Java dev.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Signed up, no email received, can't login
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I've recently bought a Thinkpad 13 (base model & QHD screen) and manually upgraded RAM to 32GB. All-in-all <$1000 with a 1920x1080 IPS screen. Battery life isn't great (6 hrs) however everything else is.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I tend to virtualise a lot of infrastructure and dependencies during development and testing on my local machine. With "infrastructure as code" this is becoming more common, especially with integration work. I agree most developer
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by Mandatum 10y ago
Having a single GUI-supported VM with 4 gigs is a no-go. You must also use a very light IDE, vim/Sublime/etc.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
If you've upgraded there is the Windows 7 version.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
You can't turn off blocks of memory in a single RAM chip AFAIK, it's all or nothing. And I think enabling and disabling different RAM chips wouldn't be very viable since you'll need to move memory from one chip to anothe
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I only tend to use search now and again, since it's not always used I prefer it not take up initial screen space. Also I think the majority of HN users are able to figure out a way of searching this site relatively easy, I see it as a
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by Mandatum 10y ago
> The interesting thing about git is, that while it is heavily criticised for begin difficult, it is such a huge success. I think it's only difficult to use if the company/people using Git don't have good Git policy.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
It's very common in Australia to ask people of Aboriginal descent to if it's okay to take their photograph, it has to do with certain beliefs that taking someones photograph equates to "stealing their soul". I believe th
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by Mandatum 10y ago
It already is, it just needs a movie and an A-list actor.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I doubt any keyboard is worth $380 when it comes to function and usability.
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by Mandatum 10y ago
I don't believe it is your place to do so. You have the right to, but you have no real reason to. You will suffer no consequences from removing that list. Responsible disclosure works because companies are responsive to disclosure. Ful

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