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by X86BSD 10y ago
I live in KC, 130K is a GREAT salary. I think almost all tech jobs top out at low 100's here. But that is a very good living here. Er..I mean... kansas city sucks. DONT come here. Stay away. There be dragons. Its polluted, crime ridden
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by X86BSD 10y ago
It's actually to make money. Not save money.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Good, CTS is an appalling sweatshop of a company and should be barred from working in the US.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Fascinating link, thank you! I know what I will be wasting away the day doing now.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Touche! The first people have a beef you are correct.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I think you mean Middle East? The Midwest of the US has not been invaded by American troops. :)
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I would have chosen Springfield armory XDs. I love mine. Outstanding sidearm.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Yeah! It's absolutely crazy!! When legalization gets to my state I hope I have the foresight to have the planning and financing in place to be the first dispensary to open here. These things are just redonculous cash cows.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
You're correct. AFAIK all those pot shops in Colorado for instance are cash based only. And have vaults built to store all their cash because the banks won't touch it. There was an episode on Vice TV that touched on this I believe
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by X86BSD 10y ago
My recollection is he and his company were very well regarded. FWIW.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
The data is only encrypted at rest. In flight it's in the clear and there is ample time and opportunity for them to mine it.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
You are so right. Without giving to much detail the wife is working on a project with a branch of government. They use Oracle. Her teams biggest problems are and have been the DB falling over during updates or joins. Were talking billions o
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by X86BSD 10y ago
No I am sticking to MY original argument. About my data. Packets I send across the internet are moot. In my case. You can try and sniff my packets all you like. Good luck on that. My data is still secure, still un-mineable, still not connec
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Based on Googles track record with Android, and the atrocious deployment of TV on Google fiber, as well as a host of other examples of Googles beliefs and competencies, Google has a better chance of putting a person on Mars than me trusting
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Really? All my ZFS pools sitting encrypted and on a private network not attached to the internet in general in my home/office? They can mine that? Wow I am impressed!
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Cloud computing, is another attempt in a long line to consolidate network resources. It was attempted, and failed, with X terminals, network computers, java stations, etc. Those that want to throw their hands up and give up on managing thei
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Basic reqs? I am TOTALLY throwing the BS flag. I would love to interview you and anyone else claiming those are "basic requirements" I promise you, you don't know as much as you think you know.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Seems like when I was coming up in the 90's. Good lord the job postings wanted you to be a master in at least 10 disciplines for the pay of one. Literally they wanted network engineer, network security, system admin, DBA, developer, ..
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Im confused by your claim "There is no sure fire way to reduce the value of a dollar..." The dollar has lost 97% of its value since the federal reserve was created. To me, having a federal reserve is a sure fire way to reduce the
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I agree. Truth be told the older I get the tinkering has lost its luster. I just want to get Sh%5 done. I don't have time to keep reading mailing lists and commit logs the first half of my day anymore to keep up on all the hacks, trick
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by X86BSD 10y ago
That I get. That's always usually been the FreeBSD way(tm). Set a knob, sysctl, something that allows you to have that behavior if you need it. It's kind of odd that is not the case here. Also FreeBSD supports boot environments no
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I don't use TrueOS, I think I played with it once or twice over the years, but what you're describing sounds... I can't find a polite word. Catering to the lowest common denominator? This sounds windows like. Users deleting a
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by X86BSD 10y ago
"You don't get to serve the public and selectively reject the law." 1. Jury nullification. 2. Police discretionary powers.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Exactly this. The nepotism, the inability to get promoted because you are not a relative or someone, the people who work with management getting all the credit as you said, its all just disgusting. I can't believe Cognizant is as huge
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by X86BSD 10y ago
My wife is Indian. From Noida. I wasn't going to comment at all on this topic since it's already been beaten to death. But when I see the name Cognizant my blood BOILS. Cognizant is the most atrocious slave labor company I have ev
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Nexus/Lexus? Westlaw?
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Google sells your data for $$. It is their main income stream. Apple doesn't. They don't want your data and don't enter markets in fact because they don't want to monetize you or your data.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Don't get me started on Google. They are so huge only because they had a halfway decent search engine. Their Android OS as you note is a mess. And you think that's bad? You should try their TV/DVR app on their Google Fiber se
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by X86BSD 10y ago
Depends who you ask. Can you? Sure. Is it smart to possibly introduce errors into the data path in an otherwise fully checksummed path? Not so much.
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by X86BSD 10y ago
I don't think so. At least for me, I tip because I've worked in a kitchen. I've worked with waitstaff. I know how hard that job can be. If you are happy, and do a good job with me I would feel guilty not paying you a tip beca

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