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931.
by count 15y ago
Maybe the theory behind it, is that the more senior your get, the more valuable you will be to other organizations. As a way to keep you around, your comp. goes up.
932.
by count 15y ago
Depends on your use case. I have a DVI->HDMI cable I lug around in my bag to hook my laptop up to HDTV displays at offices, etc.
933.
by count 15y ago
Honest questions: a) Are equally powerful android devices really cheaper? b) Does Android have any form of 'policy' or 'corporate' control capability like IOS devices do? I've not seen anybody talking about 'b' anywhere, but I honestly have
934.
by count 15y ago
I think beta testing is shipping. Nobody expects perfection right out of the gate - even Apple and Google and Microsoft still get that wrong. I think the key is getting it out of your hands, and into others, as soon as possible. Maybe yo
935.
by count 15y ago
Using fancy characters to check off some made up list is just as 'fluff'. Do you disagree with what he is saying? If so, why? Just listing shit like that is worthless. Back your thoughts up - alternate points of view that can be justifie
936.
by count 15y ago
I think it's meant the 'flood tide', not the lunar tide - the annual flood tide when the rivers and streams are engorged from snow melt over the winter.
937.
by count 15y ago
Those people sometimes bring along a 'straight man'. I end up doing this all the time - the hypothetical boss just wants to drink for free and oogle pretty girls, and I talk to the sales engineer/sales guy. On the plus side, it keeps th
938.
by count 15y ago
Conference booths are to collect leads, in general. Not to 'close'. I'd expect the bottom of the barrel there - they only need to get your name/swipe your card, and then you get turned over to the top notch sales people.
939.
by count 15y ago
They're not for you. They're for the huge majority of bozos, who, unlike you, are only at the conference because it's a junket and some free time away from work. Eye candy is a huge plus.
940.
by count 15y ago
That would be in a perfect world. Unfortunately, the world is pretty messy.
941.
by count 15y ago
I concur completely. I still stand by my point that it's not the same as it was 5 years ago.
942.
by count 15y ago
You realize that reddit is one of the most visited sites on the Internet now, right? It's not the little lisp-hackers, YC-funded, nerd-centric community that it started as, and it will never be that again. 19M uniques tends to alter thi
943.
by count 15y ago
That sort of thing should specifically not be required to cater to. It's an absolutely voluntary set of restrictions. Jews can just go elsewhere. Just like, as a vegetarian, I can't get much to eat at Ruth's Chris or The Outback or whatev
944.
by count 15y ago
Hell, for DOD systems on secure networks, you're required to remove all of the non-DOD root CAs. No DigiNotar or GoDaddy or the hundreds of others allowed.
945.
by count 15y ago
You board first as first class, because you have time to put your suit jacket up, and get your first free beverage, before they have to confiscate the cups for takeoff. If you boarded last, you'd get no pre-takeoff beverage to sooth your ne
946.
by count 15y ago
I had thought about something like this, sort of a combination of karma scores and netflix/pandora-style recommendations for ranking user content on sites like HN. I could say 'I like what tptacek has to say' and give your content a higher
947.
by count 15y ago
Websense doesn't break TLS or SSL or PKI. Websense abuses an organizations control over their own workstations to conduct a 'mitm' or 'proxy' of the TLS connection. It does that in a fairly straight forward manner. Websense is used in org
948.
by count 15y ago
What mobile CPU is higher end than the mobility core i7?
949.
by count 15y ago
Coupled with the purchase of EDS and the hiring of a CEO from SAP...I think it's safe to say that they're now an enterprise IT services and software firm.
950.
by count 15y ago
That's because you can't remember the lack of features for noobs :) Downvoting, flagging, changing colors, etc.
951.
by count 15y ago
The Core i5/i7 line of CPUs is currently the top of the line. Of course it uses the 'mobility' model, but it's still the current top of the line. $1199 ($50/100 off if you're a student) as configured. Show me another laptop with it's form
952.
by count 15y ago
If you can get 5 billion page views a day on a single interface, I'd like to shake your hand.
953.
by count 15y ago
The Air is actually really well done. It's a Core i5/i7 (current top of the line), 4GB of RAM, and with a new Intel HD3000 graphics chip, which is able to play TF2 full screen at a usable framerate. I've never used another laptop with em
954.
by count 15y ago
Remember, that's a publicly released exploit that's not even very new. Assume that if that's been publicly released, more advanced stuff has already been seen in the wild.
955.
by count 15y ago
As soon as notice that they had been breached was leaked, all the admins I knew assumed their keyfobs were compromised. Can you order RSA tokens WITHOUT them storing the seed for 'backup'?
956.
by count 15y ago
Are they still storing 'backup' seeds? Because to me, that sounds like a pretty huge target at this point.
957.
by count 15y ago
Actually, I think you've stumbled onto a more important point here. Digg was primarily oriented around Kevin Rose and his 'posse'. Digg started bombing when Kevin bailed. Reddit was never about Steve or Alexis, it always seemed to be about
958.
by count 15y ago
Other fun comes at >1000.
959.
by count 15y ago
This isn't /r/politics, it's HN. Politics stories that aren't huge major news don't belong here, it's as simple as that.
960.
by count 15y ago
That's a constant low level burning though.

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