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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
- I would move to absolutely close to work as possible, even if that means renting a closet from someone on craigslist. - Consider the day job a sidejob (but of course, be professional). Always look for a better gig. - Be frank, say you
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
This is brilliant because the main cost of running gear is power draw (PDUs / electrical circuits). Having OEM/ODM blade ARM setup a-la sgi cloudrack/supermicro is the way to drive costs to the floor, in a Backblaze/Goo
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
This is important because "silence gives consent" to hate and violence directed at unprotected minorities. Revoking business dealings is one of the main levers to encourage countries/groups/companies to play nice. Tyra
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Top-down configuration (as opposed to discovery like UDDI) via something like zookeeper or dns solves this problem. And APIs shouldn't do WSDL either, the code and docs should document the API. It's possible to add so many over-
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Hopefully, they'll do rpc adapters for zmq and rabbitmq.
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Any idea how this is done at scale, on C cancer cell lines x W compounds?
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
If Snowden or IS uses this service, it's still possible for governments to take you to court Lavabit-style (minus SSL private key) (or Mega or PirateBay) and get a court order to shut you down unless you have colo/VPS hosting in I
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Obvious reading between the lines: Uber arrests in France were more to protect Uber employees from being assassinated. [0] French Taxi drivers can fuck some shit up. [1] 0: http://techcrunch.com/2015/06/29/ube
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
I had a long chat to a taxi driver medallioned in Chico, Sacramento and SF the other day.# It seems Uber is doing good to bring the fight to the pay-to-play bureaucracy, but it doesn't seem to be showing enough demonstrative acts that
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Many carriers already MITM port 80/tcp (blindly sending SYN ACKs). Symptom: try connecting to a random domain without a webserver (like http://cse.ucdavis.edu/ ) and it will seem to have a website but just hang.
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
I hope this is just a pretext for negotiating an unionization deal. Because short-term $ extraction by ambulance-chasing lawyers might provide a little relief for the past, but it can't quickly solve other sorts of working condition g
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Maybe they focus on different niches?
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
A million times yes. This is a common mistake of managers/older people assuming younger/inexperienced folks are dumb from their mistakes and lack of experience. The latter need patience and some guidance for the former to grow t
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
USAID and DOD's DIA usually have cool IT/dev gigs. The other thing is to become a military supplier for development, either like Booz Allen Hamilton contractor or independent shop can work. I worked on a couple of Rails apps for
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
OWH. OWH. OWH. Since I'm anon, I'll say that I did a few ivy league SharePoint implementations. Thankfully, their IT/IS shops had to inherit the content and provisioning responsibilities. Btw, anyone needing Exchange or s
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by ddoscampaign 11y ago
Reminds me of a contract gig I passed on to support Microsoft's creaky inheritance of Danger's Hiptop/Sidekick stuck in cheapest maintenance mode. Everyone associated were trying to rotate out and it seemed like morale was l