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by cmorgan31 8y ago
You can take the legal documentation from the previous patent battle to see how to frame arguments. It's not uncommon for intellectual property and patent attorneys to dabble in their area of expertise to better understand both the exc
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Do you believe that computer engineers/scientists/developers could have just as much impact on someone's life? I personally feel like the field is too broad to say yes to that above question but in some domains of our field,
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
So avoid using more than 75% of the web? You may be right in that these websites value your privacy less than other things but it certainly doesn't seem like a viable solution for most users. What's the day to day usage look like
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
You need to provide fiscal value or convince the operations team of legitimate companies to not treat Tor as a bad apple. It may not be right but money is the only motivating example that matters to companies.
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
I personally enjoy my MacBook Pro (15-inch, Late 2016) but it has a problem with going to sleep after being plugged into an external monitor all day. I find at least 1/3rd of the time it has frozen after being disconnected from the mon
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
You may be right if that is how the decision is being framed by their parents or guardians. This is similar to kids who want to go into the Arts. Everyone jokes that the arts are a fast track to being a barista. There exist prestigious priv
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by cmorgan31 8y ago
Don't you think the rampant degradation of their image in media has played a role in the declining rates? College graduates don't immediately make more than trade careers, and in some cases, the trade careers are a better path to
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by cmorgan31 9y ago
I think their choice will depend on which business units might be housed in the second headquarter. Atlanta has seen an influx of new corporate headquarters and has a major distribution center already which could help its chance at being se
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by cmorgan31 9y ago
Well GDPR is going to have teeth soon and Facebook is a prime case to test its boundaries and prove those base fines will be enforced. It's important to see the outcome and sentiment of the EU and UK in regards to Facebook from a legal
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by cmorgan31 9y ago
It would make a lot more sense to take your unfiltered and undiplomatic private conversation to a nearby private establishment. If you are remote and can not do this I would simply use a not supplied by work phone. This is for your protecti
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by cmorgan31 9y ago
Assuming you and your friend both work at the same company using the same Slack Workspace and someone would be willing to pay for the data? Yes, it is a possible scenario. I have no idea why a company would offer to sell it's employee
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by cmorgan31 10y ago
UserIQ | Javascript Engineer | Atlanta | Full time | Onsite Preferred, Remote Considered | http://useriq.com UserIQ is looking for a talented engineer with a thorough understanding of Javascript. The ideal candidate reads/f
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by cmorgan31 11y ago
UserIQ | Back End Engineer | Atlanta | Full time | jobs@useriq.com UserIQ is looking for a back end engineer who is passionate about query and algorithmic efficiency that facilitate amazing user experiences. The ideal candidate will have de
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by cmorgan31 11y ago
You'll see similar resource consumption when using event listeners tied to the mouse movement. It's generally not noticed by the general populace, but gives every developer a pause. The page does seem to struggle at times.
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by cmorgan31 12y ago
Yes, as jscheel points out the native apps are far superior to the in browser option. We also link it into our production services such as pivotal, circleCI, etc to send notifications for build failures of deliverables. It's definitely