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by count 15y ago
Do you actively dislike Chipotle, or is it just something you don't think about?
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by count 15y ago
Setting user-scalable=no makes me RAGE at the developer, and then generally close the site.
963.
by count 15y ago
How is it that Apple is the dominant player? They make the most money, sure, but they are far from the #1 unit shipper. They've only had a phone on the market for ~4-5 years at that!
964.
by count 15y ago
Where does he imply that this is only for huge companies? Even small start-ups have executives, staff, and a board. The lesson is the same no matter the scale. If you hire a CTO and then have to fire that CTO, it's most likely your screw u
965.
by count 15y ago
Sounds like the beginning of Full Metal Jacket.
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by count 15y ago
If you can get freelance writing work, you're familiar with freelancing. Why not hustle that more, and look for freelance work, rather than a job? This is news.yc after all!
967.
by count 15y ago
A PhD in Education certifies you to do research in education to potentially teach others about in the future. The intent is to generate new ideas and try new things, and the PhD is a qualification that you can approach that in (hopefully)
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by count 15y ago
As a hiring manager, you've got to sell yourself. If you've got all these negatives and they're the only thing on your resume or in your cover letter, it's going to be difficult to give you some of my limited time to talk about how you rea
969.
by count 15y ago
I've never had much trouble comparing two candidates. I wish I had the problem of finding two qualified candidates and having to only pick one. That beats the sea of unqualified and hilariously underprepared candidates I get now. Finding
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by count 15y ago
Nothing is flawless. It's significantly flawless enough to not matter at the moment, however.
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by count 15y ago
I really don't agree with most of this article. Scanning of file shares is important. You cannot be sure that every machine on your network that has access to that file share has the same, running, correctly configured, up to date, active
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by count 15y ago
That's because it's just not true. There are systems in place where even root cannot do things (such as SELinux based systems). These are systems where the security and integrity of the data is paramount - the system is a mere vessel to
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by count 15y ago
It's the negative you can't do. If you give me this, I'll give you that is fine. IF you DONT give me this, <x> is extortion.
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by count 15y ago
It's actually potentially more interesting than that. AM/FM radio stations on licensed frequencies are required to be transmitting. Dead air has to be reported and justified to the FCC, or they can face fines. I wonder if that sort of th
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by count 15y ago
logrotate will work with any text file.
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by count 15y ago
You are correct with respect to the USA - right wing here is traditionally just 'conservative'. Recently that's started being tinged around 'religious' as well. Definitely not 'skinhead racist'.
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by count 15y ago
It's not 'new money'. For every bet you make and lose, someone is winning (the money has to go somewhere!).
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by count 15y ago
Some private security services are deputized law enforcement, so, potentially, yes.
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by count 15y ago
Getting into buildings and 'breeching the perimeter' is actually ridiculously easy, even in high security facilities. Getting into a locked room with no drop ceiling and no faked credentials is pretty damn hard (unless, of course, they're u
980.
by count 15y ago
Does that hold true when you're inflating the reserve currency?
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by count 15y ago
IPSec can work in many different ways. One of those is to encapsulate the entire packet as the encrypted payload of a new packet, with the new packet having headers in plain text leading to the other end of the IPSec tunnel. That other en
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by count 15y ago
Yes. SSL / TLS happens below HTTP at the socket layer. This is why you couldn't have vhosts's using SSL on a single IP for a very long time (the webserver wouldn't know which certificate to use).
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by count 15y ago
Antirez was a known quantity. He was known for hping, way back before Redis was a glimmer in anyone's eye. Going from awesome to further awesome is easy. To mix metaphors there - the first million is hard.
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by count 15y ago
It would cost tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars, minimum. Probably more, if they're not already in your neighborhood with it. There are dozens of companies that'll run you private fiber - you just have to foot the whole bill. L3 an
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by count 15y ago
All the relatively cheap installs are done. Running fiber is expensive .
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by count 15y ago
Companies cannot be rated higher than the country they are in? I don't understand why that would make sense, especially in a case like the US - congress being unable to extend the debt ceiling shouldn't have that significant of an impact on
987.
by count 15y ago
While things like this don't disrupt the functioning of most of the people in the government, it definitely has a fairly significant impact on the mental state of the senior leadership of many organizations. Having your public website defac
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by count 15y ago
I'd be interested to hear the same poll for 'first successful startup, for your definition of successful' as well. I've gone through 2 startups, but of which were unsuccessful (lack of funding / too far ahead of the market). Hoping this thi
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by count 15y ago
Easy to use on the road - don't use soft certs, use a smartcard! Works for every DOD network user around the world today...
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by count 15y ago
It would be pretty neat to be able to see your overlap between circles as a big venn diagram or something of the like. I keep finding out that I have handfuls of mutual friends with people I didn't know shared any of my friends (does that

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