artmageddon

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by artmageddon 10y ago
It's also a reprehensible response from the authorities, too. IMO they're in the wrong much more so than the one who discovered the vulnerability.
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by artmageddon 10y ago
> No one wants to start 'in the mail room' anymore. I think part of the problem is that jobs are tighter and tighter these days and the proverbial mail room may not be open for work.
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by artmageddon 10y ago
I've been in situations where, despite telling them what I'm looking for, they've pressed me to disclose my salary. I've always been honest about it, but I can recall one specific instance where I disclosed my salary to
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by artmageddon 10y ago
Why is the business of the new employer to know how much I was making at my previous position? If they would agree to pay me for my skillset alone, that'd be one thing, but otherwise they'll simply use the information from my prev
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by artmageddon 10y ago
Part of the issue is that the team I'm on consists of a majority of finance majors who only know VBA, and maybe just a few C++ devs (I'm pretty much the only non-finance person on the team). This is sort of those "when all yo
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by artmageddon 10y ago
I work at a certain custodial bank and it's scary just how much of our business depends on Excel VBA. Something like this would be amazing as we have virtually no SCM / revision control for our critical spreadsheets. Does anyone e
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by artmageddon 10y ago
How much did it run?
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by artmageddon 10y ago
Agreed. Call an Uber anyway; no board meeting is worth risking your life, or someone else's for that matter.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
How will you know what's in prod? How do you know what's a security flaw and what isn't?
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> I haven't had a whole heap but had always assumed that it was a two way street. It absolutely is a two-way street, as you describe. When I go on interviews, I get into the mindset that I should interview them as much as they inte
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by artmageddon 11y ago
Scoop up those ISOs while you still can! This happened to me too, but they'll get to yours eventually.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
Are you talking about the original Wolfenstein, or the new one? And if referring to the latter, How so? The new Wolfenstein felt very well done.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
I wouldn't assume most people would think to check their pulse in a situation like that.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
Depends; are we talking about small engine planes or big jet liners? Some Cirrus aircraft have them, but that's only one particular brand. As for larger aircraft, I'll refer to this link below [0]: "taking into consideration
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by artmageddon 11y ago
I'm all for the advancement of drone technology, and I think that the FAA was perhaps a little too conservative with the way they handled the usage of cell phones on flights for quite sometime, but I can't blame them for their sta
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by artmageddon 11y ago
How many mass shootings has France had in the last 100 years?
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> With self-driving cars it would probably be possible to design the seats so that with only one passenger it would be possible to lie down fully. Is there a way to properly and safely restrain someone who is lying down when a collision
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> why do they need to be rebooted at all in less time than they can fly without refueling? I don't know much about Navy / Air Force ops, but it's possible that a sortie may consist of taking off and returning to rearm &#x2
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> I only get about one to one and a half hours at the most with my kids in the evening. Does this include weekends? I totally empathize with your situation concerning prices, but as your kids grow into teenagers, they'll want their
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> There was also one in the kitchen, I assume they were intended for draining excess water after mopping. My wife's family, in Iran, has a drain in the middle of the floor for this reason. She think it's very strange that this
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by artmageddon 11y ago
It's geographically close enough.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> Why pretend that we're still friends? Its just a lot of hassle for everyone. I've always felt that friendships shouldn't be based on physical proximity, and in my opinion it's not really fair or prudent to other peo
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by artmageddon 11y ago
I usually keep my subject lines slightly longer than usual to make finding them easier.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
It qualifies for a number of reasons: -HN also covers stories about the human side of technology -The story is happening in SF, which is very close to Silicon Valley -The vitriol being spewed is coming from a member of a tech startup It&#x2
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by artmageddon 11y ago
This was a conclusion I only came to very very recently, and wish I had realized it sooner.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
I'd assume a good amount if Steph can't find her copy of it ;)
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by artmageddon 11y ago
They're rather polite about it over there, it seems, even though they may be expressing hatred under their breath :)
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by artmageddon 11y ago
I would say that this is better thangaving no breaks at all.
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by artmageddon 11y ago
Looks like 4chan has leaked out...
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by artmageddon 11y ago
> By that time, your real problem is simply that you've stopped breathing, which turns out to be a big deal. A really hypothetical scenario: but suppose for a moment an astronaut's is floating around, the suit has ripped open,

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