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by Spoom 11y ago
The best bit is https://signed.bad.horse/ . Take a look at the certificate hierarchy...
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by Spoom 11y ago
As I understand it: Graduated from or attended Stanford or an ivy league school (but preferably specifically Stanford). Proven track record of success. Under 30. Without family ties. Has impressive hacks they can mention on their applic
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by Spoom 11y ago
I'll generally docblock methods, and use full line comments if something in the method needs a little more explanation on why it's doing what it does. I don't often use mid-line comments; mostly those are if I'm tempora
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by Spoom 11y ago
Hmm, interesting. It sounds from your comment like you would still be able to replay the hash in order to connect though, unless there's a bigger system at play that I don't know about.
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by Spoom 11y ago
MATE is a fork of Gnome 2 that I've been using for a year or so. It works pretty well.
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by Spoom 11y ago
If you go on antidepressants, make sure you're open to trying different types. They're not one size fits all and people can have horrible side effects from one while another makes their life much better. Make sure you have a follo
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by Spoom 11y ago
Plus, DHS specifically dropped their case in response, probably so that precedent could not be established.
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by Spoom 11y ago
But if the friend who got the password via Wi-Fi Sense has access to the network, that means that at some point, the password had to be in clear text on their computer (since otherwise it wouldn't be able to authenticate to the network
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by Spoom 11y ago
You have almost exactly described high school for me. Everything before, say, grade 10 was a cakewalk. When things started to require actual, you know, work , I crashed and burned. And I was in Ontario, which had dedicated gifted classr
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by Spoom 11y ago
Your resume (and this post) suggest that your grasp on proper English spelling and grammar is lacking. This is an immediate turn-off to anyone receiving your application (the first line of whom are likely to be human resources, not technic
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by Spoom 11y ago
Agreed. Without the professional communications class I took in college, I likely wouldn't have had the same success in my freelancing business.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I'm pretty sure USCIS doesn't care if you're paid or not; the idea is that you're still potentially taking a job from an American citizen. You might want to be careful.
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by Spoom 11y ago
The idea is that the exceptional people now need to become more exceptional later.
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by Spoom 11y ago
If they're an at-will employee in the US, probably nothing.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I predict they will attempt to shut down the talk before it happens via legal means.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I am an organ donor. I think the chances of a scenario in which I am at death's door and a doctor decides not to treat me solely in order to obtain my organs for donation is so far removed from reality that it's not worth c
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by Spoom 11y ago
Hidden in here is the unstated assumption that they should develop and support this feature, for your probably sole use, for free.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I believe I've read before that there is code to detect "controversy" or flamewars and bomb the relevant thread in the default ordering.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Reddit actually has one of the better mobile interfaces I've used (certainly better than, say, Hacker News). I'm referring to i.reddit.com, not the new one that they're trying to push on people. Reddit is thriving on communit
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by Spoom 11y ago
Why wouldn't one instead use http://php.net/manual/en/ref.gnupg.php ?
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by Spoom 11y ago
The Android Cordova platform used to do this by including OkHttp but they moved away from that because it's now unnecessary.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I have a Macbook Air running Linux Mint. It runs pretty much perfectly on the machine with rEFInd[1] and lets you dual boot to OS X when you want to. Maybe give that a try; I didn't like OS X either but the hardware is fine! 1. http
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by Spoom 11y ago
Appeal, tell them you understand why they suspended you (mentioning a competitor in your app's title), and tell them that you'll immediately take it out. Google doesn't typically kill developer accounts after a first suspensi
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by Spoom 11y ago
Fair enough.
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by Spoom 11y ago
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/obligations-affidavit-su... - This details at least one court case of USCIS enforcing an Affidavit of Support, and was literally the first Google result on which I clicked. They do
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by Spoom 11y ago
Multiple times per day via a web interface that runs Chef (atomic) deployment recipes. The deployment itself takes about ten seconds. We're a mostly PHP web development shop. We also have mobile apps that have a different but still l
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by Spoom 11y ago
Fair enough. Well, fair enough in that you're probably right; it doesn't seem fair on an individual basis. I would still have consulted a lawyer in the case mentioned.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Missing payroll is one of the few items that can pierce the corporate veil. Laying off employees is one thing; saying that the work they've done over the last two weeks will now be paid at minimum wage is quite another.
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by Spoom 11y ago
I don't think they can retroactively change your payroll to minimum wage, even over a single period. I think I would have lawyered up under those circumstances.
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by Spoom 11y ago
Pretty sure an internal blacklist is completely kosher... sharing it, on the other hand, is almost never legal.

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