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by delinka 9y ago
Severance is a wholly different matter. It's completely unrelated to a noncompete clause.
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by delinka 9y ago
Perhaps you're right if they terminate your employment and the noncompete remains in force. But if they've terminated the noncompete, it's no longer in force and you can find work with a competitor.
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by delinka 9y ago
If they terminated the noncompete, that's excellent! I'm thinking you've made a typo. ;-)
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by delinka 9y ago
"...I just think you're splitting hairs." And splitting hairs is pretty much what the legal system is about. It matters. The difference is the defendant said "yes, we entered a contract" and not that the judge ruled
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by delinka 9y ago
Why not? Read it as "if and only if." If you disagree, then explain your disagreement.
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by delinka 9y ago
https://www.apple.com/business/docs/iOS_Security_Guide.pdf Find the section titled "Secure Enclave." When the SE needs to store data on the filesystem, it's encrypted with a key that never leaves th
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by delinka 9y ago
To me, "quarter 'til" assumes the listener knows the next hour, not that the speaker doesn't know the next hour.
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by delinka 10y ago
Not really the kind of vulnerability the article discusses. Most every aspect of our infrastructure is vulnerable to maliciousness.
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by delinka 10y ago
"Buying" as if Let's Encrypt isn't a thing. ;-)
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by delinka 10y ago
Surely you mean twice the size of the web page.
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by delinka 10y ago
In Hollywood, if your contract stipulates profit sharing, expect to get nothing. Hollywood accounting makes sure no profits are made within the company you have a contract with. You need to get paid up front, or based on gross revenue.
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by delinka 10y ago
"dirty"? I don't think so. To me it connotes a certain distance at which the relationship is maintained. Similar to having lunch with a co-worker (who happens to be the CEO) versus having lunch with the CEO. When you use busi
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by delinka 10y ago
Your take makes it sound like "we had this awesome idea! but we tested it and we were wrong." I have no idea if you're correct, but that is indeed how science should work.
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by delinka 10y ago
And what about moving industry and residences away from the current coastline over the next 50 years? Make a plan to prevent new real estate development within a certain distance of the current coast; plan the obsolescence of currently deve
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by delinka 10y ago
If beach erosion were the problem, maintaining barrier islands makes sense. But when the ocean levels are rising and simply crawling up the beach, putting everything underwater? Sure, we could probably engineer building up the coastline wit
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by delinka 10y ago
"The state has a plan to implement more than 100 restoration and protection projects — like rebuilding marshes and barrier islands..." Sounds like a terrible plan to me. Treating symptoms instead of the disease won't solve th
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by delinka 10y ago
This simply must be a joke. "LOT 0018 — tattoo kit;"
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by delinka 10y ago
I'sure mikeash means main RAM, not the wifi internal memory. Given DMA to systm RAM, your device is rooted. Given access to wifi chip's RAM, rooting is probably much harder (but still not impossible.)
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by delinka 10y ago
nit: SSH != Telnet
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by delinka 10y ago
The HN title doesn't match TFA title. HN has a grammatical error.
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by delinka 10y ago
"...this machine is super bad because..." I can't tell if you mean it's awesome, or terrible.
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by delinka 10y ago
Compulsory licensing.
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by delinka 10y ago
But you can copyright the markings you add to yourself (makeup, tattoo, etc.) Consider the paint and makeup markings used by cyberpunk to "hide" from cameras.
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by delinka 10y ago
I'm partial to Lightly Seared on the Reality Grill
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by delinka 10y ago
I suspect you're thinking about OpenBSD, upon which none of the other BSDs are based.
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by delinka 10y ago
A colleague recently interacted with Google in an attempt to acquire Glass. The takeaway I got was Google was only interested in selling if the project was "cool" (no definition in sight) and if the quantity was substantial (minim
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by delinka 10y ago
I'm not being facetious. I'm narrating a user experience. One that still leaves me with a lack of understanding about the purpose of this site. Considering the ranking my comment received, a fair number of other HN readers agree t
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by delinka 10y ago
I have no idea what I'm looking at. Do I need to enter a domain name some place? What domain is this telling me about? I scroll to the bottom of the page, it's telling me what browser and OS I'm on ... ok, maybe this page is
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by delinka 10y ago
Revised to fix translation errors, rather than revised for the current political climate. I'd have preferred the latter.
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by delinka 10y ago
emacs to vim, however ... ;-)

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