SilkRoadie

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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
Not sure how much of a charge you would generate in 2 minutes. Couldn't this be used in trousers? The friction generated between the legs could wirelessly charge whatever is in your pocket?
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
Makes you wonder why they cannot open source the code instead of completely killing it.
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
With freelancing I started out below market rate and suffered for about a year. The problem is that the majority of people looking for a "deal" are not fun to work with. They often care more about a good price than a quality end r
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
What gets me is that security professionals keep talking about layers of security. I don't understand how many recent attacks have resulted in complete breaches. Adobe had source code taken, vB gave over pretty much complete server acc
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
Such is the nature of politics. I don't know what politics are like elsewhere but in Britain it goes something like this.. At Prime Ministers Questions. Opposition: Another bank scandal, not doing enough, blah blah blah PM: ignores q
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
Why does this page mean GitHub is experiencing security issues? I didn't know this page existed. Its pretty handy, though I don't like how it shows failed logins. 6 attempts in the past 24 hours unnerves me. Probably trying my ema
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
It is a joke isn't it. "Security" lol There are 2 types of websites. Those which are important enough for you to remember a password for and those which aren't. Well the 50 or so which aren't important enough have o
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I thought I read a while ago it was being scaled back and you needed approval to get cracking on a 20% project. Either I remember incorrectly or the story was untrue.
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by SilkRoadie 13y ago
I am not sure decline is the correct word. Google's choice of direction really bugs me. Scrapping the 20% developer time is fine. Cutting down projects to focus the company on a handful of products is cool. I never used Reader anyway.