ahoka

54 ms·

811.
by ahoka 3y ago
“ You could also write personalized rejection letters that tell the applicant why they weren’t selected to continue with the hiring process. That could help the applicant in their future job applications. But you don’t do that. I wonder why
812.
by ahoka 3y ago
Replacing the thermal paste usually helps.
813.
by ahoka 3y ago
I'm too millennial and European to pass the test. Is there a cracked version? :/
814.
by ahoka 3y ago
I assume this is a yes.
815.
by ahoka 3y ago
Is it still a taboo in the US to talk about sex with people aged 14-18?
816.
by ahoka 3y ago
It’s a myth, see the Wikipedia link in an above comment.
817.
by ahoka 3y ago
This. Even Java guarantees this. The only practical places this is can be a problem are maybe 8/16bit microcontrollers. What the hell is TFA talking about?
818.
by ahoka 3y ago
I propose calling it artificial non-diligence.
819.
by ahoka 3y ago
Russia would gladly buy the fake parts and say they are manufacturing it themselves!
820.
by ahoka 3y ago
Having a two team building days with your colleagues is not in-office work.
821.
by ahoka 3y ago
Only USD 1000 after Hungarian taxes, what do you get to keep in China?
822.
by ahoka 3y ago
Wear leveling RAM would be trivial with any MMU from the last 40 years. You can just fault on the write and do your wear leveling in the fault handler. This is how virtual memory already works.
823.
by ahoka 3y ago
I am out of the loop, but still no strlcpy equivalent? Is it still “just use snprintf”?
824.
by ahoka 3y ago
Just have to leave the country to be successful, or worse, to not get killed by the same people what will be the first to boast about your achievements abroad.
825.
by ahoka 3y ago
Isn’t that almost the same as v1?
826.
by ahoka 3y ago
Oh they knew, they just did not care. Eventually someone got the guy on camera and people started to ask questions.
827.
by ahoka 3y ago
If Russia is your friend, you don’t need enemies.
828.
by ahoka 3y ago
Not pickles, but if your family makes jam in Hungary, then it’s not unusual to have a few jars of decades old ones, made by a long dead relative. We have a 20 year old plum jam we recently brought from the country house’s pantry.
829.
by ahoka 3y ago
We had someone submit their current employers code as a solution to the assignment. It had the company’s name all over in namspaces, etc. It was also not what we asked for, but something only slightly related. Their employer was making medi
830.
Change Ringing(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by ahoka 3y ago|0 comments
831.
by ahoka 3y ago
Not everyone is DropBox. IIRC GitLab also wanted to switch but after long planning they found out it would be worse.
832.
by ahoka 3y ago
Most software vendors switched to subscription model, so that’s not obvious anymore. Yeah and as you mention, good luck getting experts for all of your software and hardware components unless you are a big tech company.
833.
by ahoka 3y ago
This. They don’t even use a HSM if I understood correctly and using one is not part of the mitigation plan. Not OK.
834.
by ahoka 3y ago
On-prem is very expensive compared to cloud.
835.
by ahoka 3y ago
It means including premiums and other things that you would get for your tax in most European countries.
836.
by ahoka 3y ago
Of course if you don’t sit in a Faraday cage you can receive any electromagnetic waves around you. But you can’t actually receive other users IP packages.
837.
by ahoka 3y ago
Only if it’s unencrypted, of course. Rarely the case nowadays.
838.
by ahoka 3y ago
That’s not how it works, but probably made someones browsing experience worse.
839.
by ahoka 3y ago
I remember when they have realized that this is a bug for the GNU false utility and changed it. I thought it was funny.
840.
by ahoka 3y ago
Yes, people do that. After looking at a huge number of incorrect TLS related code and configuration at SO, I’m now pretty sure that most systems run without validating certificates properly.

More ›