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511.
by cheez 7y ago
Dude, Google is so much worse now... I have no idea what has happened.
512.
by cheez 7y ago
It's JS, but not webdev JS, which means they can't really transfer much of the DOM knowledge/tooling.
513.
by cheez 7y ago
Have you seen the Java code behind JIRA? It's very Enterprise.
514.
by cheez 7y ago
I'm on 20 years now, can easily see it going 40 more.
515.
by cheez 7y ago
I thought as much, thanks for the confirmation :-)
516.
by cheez 7y ago
Is this a neat trick or just standard operating procedure for calling C from <your favorite lang>? As it was billed as a trick, I was expecting some sort of runtime code generation to pass the data pointer and some jump instruction to
517.
by cheez 7y ago
Could you encrypt the JWT content with user-specific keys and cycle those keys in case of an issue?
518.
by cheez 7y ago
The server can invalidate the token at any time.
519.
by cheez 7y ago
Think of it as networking.
520.
by cheez 7y ago
If you don't show up, no one knows you exist. He has to do everything the other guys do and more in order to stand out.
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by cheez 7y ago
Well said. I like Twitter but god forbid I say anything against anything on the mainstream media networks, I get banned. On my 4th banned account now. 99% of what I tweet is completely technical. 1% gets me banned, no matter how reasonable
522.
by cheez 7y ago
Or, just hear me out, you can use that time, take a little risk and develop your own products.
523.
by cheez 7y ago
I had already had another lawyer review it.
524.
by cheez 7y ago
Not remotely a problem. Lawyers force clients to spend money on the periphery, exhausting their appetite to actually seek redress or whatever they are trying to accomplish.
525.
by cheez 7y ago
Bingo. I can afford it. Others can't.
526.
by cheez 7y ago
I can relate. Last year's tax return put income at around $600K. So I'm not poor. I have found it very difficult to find a lawyer who is actually interested in getting to a solution rather than dragging it out forever. Here is the
527.
by cheez 7y ago
850 billion can be broken down by: * Long term customers gained * Goodwill created * New products All of this reduces to "discounted future revenue". Say you have a 10 year target on MSFT. Do you think MSFT will make $850 billion
528.
by cheez 7y ago
You leave IT Ghandi alone.
529.
by cheez 7y ago
Two ways to read it: the way you read it and "out of all the people who support Linux, MSFT is the strongest".
530.
by cheez 7y ago
Wait, so she sold "her" music and it's no longer hers.... What am I missing here?
531.
by cheez 7y ago
Taler's demo doesn't even work
532.
by cheez 7y ago
Damnit janpot, they're devs not designers!
533.
by cheez 7y ago
As long as Swift supports #ifdefs, I'm sure with some minor coding conventions, they could make it work.
534.
by cheez 7y ago
It's like classic school. My kids complain that they are forced to slow down to keep pace with the rest of the class. Same idea here.
535.
by cheez 7y ago
Example of slippery slope.
536.
by cheez 7y ago
It's better this way. Slippery slope and all. Before you think I'm being alarmist, google drag queen storytime. Edit: if you're downvoting, look it up, there are convicted child sex offenders doing this.
537.
by cheez 7y ago
Same
538.
by cheez 7y ago
Seriously, I have no idea what GP was getting at...
539.
by cheez 7y ago
I lied, my bosses boss brought it up in a roundabout way, nothing happened because I'm pretty good at what I do. So, maybe biased.
540.
by cheez 7y ago
Just lie and say no worst is you don't get the job

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