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Tim Cook: Apple Won't Create 'Backdoor' to Help FBI(macrumors.com)
2 points by fmavituna 11y ago|1 comments
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Security headers in the Alexa Top 1M(scotthelme.co.uk)
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by fmavituna 11y ago
Hey Ken, hope you guys the best, good project. As a seasoned (although retired) pen-tester I wanted to say you'll have some serious problems with rating when it comes to results. When a company hires pen-testers and pen-testers do or d
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by fmavituna 11y ago
I've been working from home for the last 7 years. Interruptions suck and you don't need to embrace them. You can perfectly have a dedicated time for your family as well as dedicated time for your job. It's all about planning
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What is a Full Stack developer?(laurencegellert.com)
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46M games sold in Steam Winter Sale and $270M estimated revenue(medium.com)
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Why do we pay sales commissions? – Fog Creek Blog (2012)(blog.fogcreek.com)
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Career Advice from Scott Adams (2007)(dilbertblog.typepad.com)
172 points by fmavituna 11y ago|89 comments
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by fmavituna 11y ago
I see that CEOs are being picked on about really high salaries regularly, the real question is what would happen if they got paid much less? Company would make more profit and that profit would go to the shareholders. Honest questions:
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by fmavituna 11y ago
> ... I had to change and decided to jump into the startup world. You don't have to choose one of them. I was in a similar position about 6 years ago, software + security background and passion for startups which led me to start my
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by fmavituna 11y ago
> 1. If a manager leaves work unassigned and you pick it up, prepare to have a LOT more work dumped on you in the future for no reward. Why do you assume "no reward"? What kind of company/manager wouldn't reward an em
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by fmavituna 11y ago
Aren't all pay-to-win games are like this yet we see they keep succeeding commercially? (i.e. Clash of titans and tons of F2P+P2W PC games) Based on your assumption they all should've failed but clearly (and unfortunately) this bu
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by fmavituna 11y ago
> The money is more of a token to show that the company values the candidate's time and is not having them complete this coding challenge lightly. That's my point. If a candidate takes it lightly because you didn't pay som
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by fmavituna 11y ago
If we assume you actually want to work for this company (because culture, what they do etc.) then is it too much to risk one of your weekends? Do you think it's not worth the risk? If it's not worth the risk do you think it's
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Play PC Games in a Chrome Browser (Nvidia Sharing)(youtube.com)
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Chinese iOS devs download Xcode from 3rd-party,spyware was added in compile time(reddit.com)
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by fmavituna 11y ago
Speed matters and there are more ways to make things faster other than doing them often. 1. If you are coding ensure that your debugging environment is good (simplest example would be if you write HTML how long does it take to see the outpu
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by fmavituna 11y ago
Later on the article it reads So the day after achieving the highest score in WoW So I suppose the initial sentence of "highest level" is not correct. I guess they are talking about "Server Rankings" - i.e. http:
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by fmavituna 11y ago
Not VC backed-up but we are fairly big. We are building a web application security scanner - www.netsparker.com It's Windows only / .NET
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by fmavituna 12y ago
One of those things... Friendfeed was technically better medium than twitter in every single way at the time (maybe still) yet it died (don't mean that it failed). Another example of why making social startups is a huge risk.
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The first startup visa to be issued at the Expatcenter Amsterdam(expatcenter.cmail2.com)
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by fmavituna 12y ago
Shameless plug: If you are looking for something like this for non-Google App Engine web applications we recently launched a SaaS Web Security Scanner - https://www.netsparker.com/online-web-application-security-s...
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MIT Entrepreneurship 15.390x(entrepreneurship101.mit.edu)
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ESports CS:GO bans match fixers from tournaments(blog.counter-strike.net)
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by fmavituna 12y ago
Ironically new standard wider monitor screen ratios make you see nothing before scrolling, I guess we need to "above the fold" concept for web dev.
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Quake on an oscilloscope(lofibucket.com)
1 points by fmavituna 12y ago|1 comments
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by fmavituna 12y ago
Yes I do, it's slow to load, there is no search from the browser (which is a show stopper for me), it's not as good as "Ctrl + D" kind of bookmarking that you have in Chrome. And if it's not adding anything on to t
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by fmavituna 12y ago
A Pinboard user here. When I signed up I hoped there would be nice browser integration but it's just not there. UX for me is just rubbish compared to native bookmarking or to even old delicious extensions. Honest question, why Pinboard
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by fmavituna 12y ago
Not exactly piracy stopped or something but here is an example a successful DRM that stopped crackers for a month of two for couple of games and the results of how it effected games' sales: http://www.dsogaming.com/new
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by fmavituna 12y ago
£30K a year, tax etc. on top of it. Do you do tech business or something else? Office costs, extra overhead, insurance etc. It's really hard to run a company that cheap. This is not about "offices in manhattan". Even one offi

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