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1. 541.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   Aren't we jumping the gun a bit by saying, "DigitalOcean Root Vulnerability in the Wild"? I'm not yet comfortable with that conclusion...
2. 542.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   I'm having a hard time understanding your justification for your sympathy going to Heroku. RG is paying for PaaS from Heroku based on documentation, sales pitches, etc. They're also paying good money for the tools necessary to make busines
3. 543.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   I disagree with your assertion that the workplace was not conducive to work. It was not conducive to work in my particular circumstance with the particular work I was being asked to accomplish . Do I believe that Yahoo is like this? Abso
4. 544.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   Well nobody seems to be asking that question and in my mind, it changes the equation significantly.
5. 545.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   Given that example, have you considered that telecommuting was not the only way you could have reached a comfortable level of productivity? Absolutely, but when your superiors had an "open door" policy, wearing headphones simply meant, pl
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   by gregd 14y ago

   One question that I can't seem to find the answer to is, is Yahoo! willing to pay relocation expenses to those telecommuters that have been asked to come into an office? Or is it basically, "we don't care if you live in Des Moines. We wan
7. 547.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   Thank you. Finally a voice of reason. I do agree that people work differently. A large part of my job is paying attention to detail, which becomes harder and harder to do when the every day detail gets mired in coworkers stopping by my of
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   by gregd 14y ago

   Not to jump on the bandwagon, but I dismissed this article a few paragraphs in. Horribly written, terrible pictures and didn't really present the information I was after. "One way to trick freelancers with little or no time, is to write an
9. 549.▲
   by gregd 14y ago

   As part of the BizSpark program, I can confirm that it DOES indeed apply to Office for Mac and has for at least the past year and a half.
10. 550.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Same error I'm getting. Nice one HN...
11. 551.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    I was able to get my account, although the registration process bombed out on me..it still gave me my account.
12. 552.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Thanks for the clarification on Dropbox. So it appears that the "key" (pun intended) is who has the key. Dropbox offering "encrypted" storage while holding the key, isn't really encrypted storage now is it. :)
13. 553.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    I expected the URL to work...so therefore, I must be one of the ones that expect too much from geeks.
14. 554.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    There aren't a bunch. Sugarsync and Dropbox only offer encrypted transport of your files. To actually encrypt the files/folders themselves requires a 3rd party piece. Mega offers everything wrapped in encryption, so presumably, his comp
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    by gregd 14y ago

    Have you actually used SpiderOak? While I have tried and tried, I find their interface (OSX and Win) to be utterly and irretrievably confusing.
16. 556.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    As someone with little to no experience with coding boot camps , can I get some feedback on someone in his mid-40s attending one of these? I have a lot of coding background, mostly in C#, asp.net and MSSQL experience.
17. 557.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Sherlock, Game of Thrones
18. 558.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Why on earth would you do this?
19. 559.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    I was actually able to successfully purchase my upgrade. However, I have yet to receive my new license code and it's been about an hour.
20. 560.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    You can only have 20 domain aliases per account.
21. 561.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    http://www.cotse.net/
22. 562.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    I believe that you can accomplish what you need using domain aliases (which google apps for business makes use of). You can have up to 20 domain aliases that all point to one mailbox: http://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&a
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    by gregd 14y ago

    I LOVE attachments.me! I have it set up to automatically store attachments from certain folks to a dropbox folder. I only wish it worked with MailPlane...
24. 564.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Hah. You silly young'uns. The internet has always been represented by a cloud. If his server is attached to the internet, it's part of said cloud.
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    by gregd 14y ago

    It's still very counterintuitive to the universal search functionality that exists on the start menu. Which, I might add, is fucking fantastic! It doesn't make sense to my feeble mind to bring up a charm for search while in the App Store.
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    by gregd 14y ago

    Universal search isn't really universal if the functionality doesn't act the same throughout the system. I agree that the search functionality from the start menu is excellent. Just starting to type away will automatically bring up search
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    by gregd 14y ago

    What I find really irritating, is the lack of interaction between the start menu and the desktop. I use current AV and Firewall software that's "Windows 8 compatible". However, if I'm in the app store and attempt to launch an app from the
28. 568.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    Fuckin' A. Thanks...
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    by gregd 14y ago

    I also haven't been able to figure out how to search the app store. The same "universal" search functionality that works from the start menu (by just starting to type anywhere), doesn't work in the app store. Right-clicking in the app sto
30. 570.▲
    by gregd 14y ago

    I didn't say you could. But the start menu was always one click away. Now it's a hot corner, a click, and typing to find the program, away. Well except I bought and paid for Start8 and I've been way happier with it installed.