TheBobinator

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by TheBobinator 8y ago
Does Cisco have a responsability to the American public to hire American first and not when it's merely convenient, by whatever metric they decide, for them to do so? The plain-as-day answer is, the business model of externalizing the
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by TheBobinator 8y ago
If you look at IQ and the kinds of jobs people sub-100 IQ can retain, you begin to realize very quickly that about half of the population is going to need to be retrained in some kind of intellectual job going forward. That forces public sc
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by TheBobinator 8y ago
First, thanks for the link. I didn't know they implimented SNI after TLS 1.0. I had always thought TLS would initiate a connection to the server infrastructure first, then establish another tunnel in a tunnel for sites that are hoste
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by TheBobinator 8y ago
Google is the major player pushing everyone to encrypt with HTTPS with other companies hopping on board. They argued a populist viewpoint with what Snowden revelaled they need to protect the public, but the real reason they pushed HTTPS so
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by TheBobinator 9y ago
A few observations. First off, companies like Cisco, Microsoft and Oracle, and even Google, are running entirely off of the centralized education system in the US. These are companies that got their software into curriculum and taught ever
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by TheBobinator 9y ago
Over the long-term, the way Americans are fighting Communism is by introducing capital to modernize China which in turn should raise a middle class and cause them to evaluate capitalism on its merits. This is part of that struggle, and an
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by TheBobinator 9y ago
Yes, you are missing something. You are the product. By using these services, your beliefs, habits, work, and by extension you yourself, are slowly being turned into a product for consumption by, at best, profiteering business executives, a
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by TheBobinator 9y ago
Programming has not really progressed as a science since the 90's. There are 3 items that are keeping the entire IT Market and technology in general from progressing. 1: Overtime exemptions. Management has zero incentive to hire expe
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by TheBobinator 9y ago
So the arguments for H1B break down to brain-drain and bringing in talent. Here are some opinions bound to be unpopular on HN. Brain-drain is a myth. I'm taking an x64 assembler course at an accredited institution right now; the 2 In
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
Great leaders cause their staff to grow personally and professionally; they do this by finding out what keeps the staff from becoming all they can be, and removing those barriers. This causes companies and the industry at large to grow. E.
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
Parasitic Companies want the ability to run anything they want, on anyone's machine, accessing all of the users personal data, as well as their competitors data if they can get at it, and use it for whatever reason they want, and have
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
One of the fundamental problems is most developers dehumanize people by referring to them as users, which that term might as well be synonymous with robots given how developers think about them. This "slightly evil" approach is h
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
To the upper classes, Globalism means the ability to invest in and control labor and material, internationally, for their own benefit. The objective being if the upper classes in multiple countries have their economic livelihoods intertwin
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
There's a burden of proof here the court needs to meet before holding the defendant in contempt. For starters, it's reasonable to assume the defendant owns the hard drives in question if they're in their possession, irregardl
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
100% agree. Managers are a reactive occupation, business analysts are a proactive occupation. Where they meet and compromise is on the business system. Good business analysts understand the market play and plan the reactions of the manage
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
We demo'd a software called filebound earlier this year when looking at a document management solution and it left a hell of an impression on me. Most business systems are built off of the concept of the "enterprise infrastructure
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
I'd like to propose the comments on the page be ordered by whether they formed a thread or not (people responded), length (word count, longer posts explain more, shorter posts speak to the experienced), alphabetical order of name of th
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
So what are you doing it for then? To satisfy a political agenda? Because you're a child looking for fun? (And will create yet another cookie-cutter framework named something childish.) To satisfy a need for validation because you are
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
Who rips the $1,000 processors and $200 voltage control modules out of their servers to upgrade to $2,000 processors and $250 voltage control modules, then re-plans their entire infrastructure and possibly code back around that? Symmetry be
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
Implementing an official Bump-in-the-wire MITM method for TLS would be the final nail in the coffin of the protocol; nobody would take it seriously and would move onto IPSEC. If big business needs to secure communications in and out of the
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by TheBobinator 10y ago
I've found the best tactic, being an underling, is to perform the critical thinking for management and continuously improve your area of work. As a funny and relevant anecdote, I used to process returns for an e-tailer and we had a par