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601.
by count 13y ago
To be fair: they did just ratchet up in a good time. They've not been given the opportunity to cycle down/up though, to your point.
602.
by count 13y ago
I wonder what kind of scale or 'type' of organization this would work with. It's effectively a re-worked version of what partnerships (law/CPA/etc) do for the partners themselves (vote on how much of the profit to t
603.
by count 13y ago
Is it stupid? It's working for his company, and he says it's a good fit for now, and doesn't know if it'll keep working or work for anybody else. Have you ever tried it? Can you point to scholarship where it was tried
604.
by count 13y ago
I've never rented a car where the rental person was even near the car when I walked it. And I rent cars every few days...maybe the lack of personal attention is an airport thing.
605.
by count 13y ago
Nothing that wikileaks released was even remotely as damaging as what might be in the Snowden docs. The wikileaks leaks were all Secret, Snowden is releasing Top Secret stuff. The difference is quite severe.
606.
by count 13y ago
GS base pay tops out at $117. There are many GS's making much more than that (also, the IC uses a non-GS scale, specifically for that reason).
607.
by count 13y ago
I present a 4th scenario: These systems are on 'known good networks' staffed by people who have some of the most extensive vetting you can get. These are the folks who invented (or funded the development of) RBAC and the like. SE
608.
by count 13y ago
Interestingly, governments are doing exactly that: http://www.theactuary.com/news/2013/01/gender-directive-has-... It's now illegal in some nations to discriminate pricing based on gender.
609.
by count 13y ago
How thick are propane tanker cars?
610.
by count 13y ago
A couple of notes: Knowing that YOU audit things is nice, but I also want you to be audited by a 3rd party in some formal context (SSAE, ISO27000, whatever). You guys are apparently really early, but if I'm going to build a HIPAA app,
611.
by count 13y ago
This is really, really obvious, and MANY people don't get it. Be genuine and build a real, no shit relationship with the person. Become 'work friends'. It'll come up - you probably know when your coworkers birthdays ar
612.
by count 13y ago
Um, or just put 'years' not 'months': Corp X: 1999-2004 Corp Y: 2005-2009 Corp Z: 2009-2013 Last day at X could have been 12/31/2004, last day at Y could have been 1/1/2009, first day at Z could have
613.
by count 13y ago
None of the Google apps (like Maps, for example) are open source on Android either.
614.
by count 13y ago
Isn't AmazonFresh Amazon Prime for Groceries?
615.
by count 13y ago
Darwin is open source too. You just can't build a booting IOS image from the code that's available, due to a lack of certain binary blobs. It's almost the same problem.
616.
by count 13y ago
Depends on the company? We hire tens of thousands of people a year, and are ridiculously profitable.
617.
by count 13y ago
There's only two of us, unfortunately.
618.
by count 13y ago
My fridge is exactly as large as the hole in my kitchen allows for it to be, and I have no place to put a second one. Small condo is small :(
619.
by count 13y ago
My fridge isn't that big.
620.
by count 13y ago
If it's any consolation, it's up to 16 now...
621.
by count 13y ago
Cooking food in bulk is anything but convenient. Where the hell do I put all of it? How do I track if it's still good to eat, etc.
622.
by count 13y ago
I think patio11 was the one who said that a lot of successful things sound scummy like that...because that works really, really well, outside of the specific demographic that inhabits HN.
623.
by count 13y ago
I'm not making the argument that the keys are available already - I'm making the argument that the vulnerability has been previously disclosed, and that VW has done nothing about it. In fact, they have discounted it. It's ea
624.
by count 13y ago
You shouldn't be so quick to cast aspersions against the community, and when the vast majority of people agree with something, take a second to question why that might be. There is, in fact, a flaw. It's a very significant flaw,
625.
by count 13y ago
Indeed. In this case though, I think the small, nimble approach is the only one. The mega-laundry that I was talking about has no capacity to track articles through the process, and is built to handle a set grouping of article types (each
626.
by count 13y ago
My father is the facilities manager for a huge industrial laundry facility (tons a day). I was trying to figure out how you'd keep everybody's clothes separate as they went through those gigantic tunnel washers and other equipmen
627.
by count 13y ago
There's a company called Bluecoat that makes appliances that are installed in many companies that do just this.
628.
by count 13y ago
I just saw a Myspace ad on ESPN this afternoon. That tells me they're not gone...
629.
by count 13y ago
Forced fsync on every write.
630.
by count 13y ago
This sounds suspiciously like PROLOG...

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