cnkeller

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by cnkeller 9y ago
If memory serves, Apple had a licensing deal with Intel over the lightning port on the iPhones. I can't recall the expiration of the deal, but that's why the laptops already have USB-C and the phones/tablets don't.
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by cnkeller 12y ago
It really depends on the project, but in my case, I could talk about technology, but not the specific problem we were trying to solve. I have the unclassified cover names listed on my resume as well.
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by cnkeller 12y ago
Good question. I went to the Bifront/Asgard setup directly without prior Schiit experience (though I did have Sennheiser experience). My previous setup was constructed for a different environment, e.g, speakers and a Denon with a built
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by cnkeller 12y ago
I don't have any experience with the Wyrd, but I have a MacPro connected to a Bifrost DAC and Asgard 2 amplifier running to a pair of Sennheiser 650 headphones (work/live in a noisy environment). Completely satisfied.
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by cnkeller 12y ago
When you state HIPPA compliance, are you saying that you've addressed NIST 800-66 with a 3rd party certification? As I'm sure you know, the word "compliance" is sort of funny and subject to interpretation. Disclaimer: I
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by cnkeller 12y ago
Background: I had a personal issue that required me to sell my house in silicon valley and move closer to my parents on the east coast. Rather than let me go, the company offered to pay for my relocation and let me work from home (I work at
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by cnkeller 12y ago
I've been working 100% remotely for a large US firm (tens of thousands of global employees) for a few years now. Prior to that I worked for the same firm in office. My current role is physically in a separate state from the others, so
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by cnkeller 13y ago
This. While I understand that many people enjoy writing code and do so for fun, there are a large number of fantastic engineers that don't (myself included). Just as I wouldn't give someone preference for a robust profile, I'
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by cnkeller 14y ago
It's usually not that black and white. It can also be "which of these employees is least likely to make the transition to where we are headed?" About three months after I was hired at a company they reduced headcount by 25%. Even though I w
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by cnkeller 15y ago
Just because I don't agree with their choices, doesn't mean I don't understand them. Even though Sunwell was an unplanned response to Black Temple being "tuned too well", the next expansion not being ready, the top guilds crushing existing
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by cnkeller 15y ago
The numbers are getting lower because many people are leaving due to Blizzards repeated failure at basic concepts: trying to balance the game for both PvE and PvP, trying to make the content challenging enough for hardcore players, but acce
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by cnkeller 15y ago
I haven't seen this either, then again I have a fairly clean desktop and a highly structured folders. Perhaps a scale issue, I didn't notice where the author made any comments with the number of items Finder was rendering.
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by cnkeller 15y ago
It seems that they were reduced to guessing the PIN's and/or brute forcing them, hence the initial comment from RSA about increasing PIN length. One would have hoped that the LMC admins would have detected a brute force attack against their
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by cnkeller 16y ago
That's impossible to answer, because the definition of best is completely subjective. Best is what works for you in whatever role you happen to be in. I know people using windows coding in RoR, Python, Java, etc with a high degree of effici
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by cnkeller 16y ago
I'd argue that is largely based on the type of conferences you go to. At Google I/O or WWDC, I'd agree with you in a heartbeat. If you go to a .NET conference, I'd guess you wouldn't see too many macbooks actually running OS X. Windows deve