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by hack_edu 13y ago
Stay classy!
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by hack_edu 13y ago
And if they have that, imagine what the more clever sysadmins can work they way into without proper authorization...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Your local Cataloging Librarian, brought to you by the above bullet points.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Actually, the points are about push/pull doors and the choice of fixtures placed as affordances to suggest the appropriate action by the user.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
When on the shakier side of a heated discussion of anything Apple, you can always fall back upon the nebulous "user experience" argument.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
It would be especially interesting to compare by gender the amount of interest, frequency of landing an interview, and rate of success of landing an interview. I'd be very curious to see if biases shift depending on the phase of hiring
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Want to see this in action? Create near-identical profiles on any job site frequented by recruiters, one profile male and another female. Your male account, fictional or not, will get a measurable amount more attention and see more outreach
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by hack_edu 13y ago
You would hope, but sadly not much as changed. There have been numerous experiments lately where someone created identical mid-career LinkedIn profiles one posing as a man and another as a woman. The male profile always gets far more views
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What It's Like to Leave the City of Your Dreams(7x7.com)
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by hack_edu 13y ago
And currently the only means of sharing in a matter that can claim to deliver anything close to anonymity and security.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Can anyone speak to the quality of the stream?
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by hack_edu 13y ago
From the number of conversations I've had with folks, Barrett Brown has never garnered much respect from any party. Anons in particular view him as a hack that is, at best, only semi-informed on the topics he takes on. He's known
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Because they're small programs that aren't missed by most. And the rule of thumb that humanities and social science programs subsidize sciences seems a bit misleading. There are an enormous amount of other funding sources within t
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Those "[choose "minority" group] Studies" programs were en vogue far more in the 80's and 90's, the subject of this piece, than they are now. They're also ridiculously cheap to provide, along with being th
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Lots of folks would be debt-free too if they were on the hook for just half of tuition. Most I know from good public universities worked full-time and still couldn't pull it off without five figure debt four years later.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
And what would be left, of the HN we already have? No idealizing the past...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
How is the latency and quality? Any skips?
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Cost =/= Benefit
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Costs of war: Death. Costs of spin-off technology: Cash and the Cult of the Founder
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Though to the point, the IPs of all exit nodes are publicly available and presented by the Tor project itself.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Interesting. I see you analogy. I read that assuming you meant the next Hollywood in the sense that its the nexus of where people move to make it big and be cool in their industry, regardless of futility. Funny how it can be read both ways
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Its not already?
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Would you consider spending half of it on a 2 week vacation somewhere exotic? :) If it makes you happy and energized after, it might be even more helpful than the infusion of cash...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Rockridge is far, far more crunchy than any part of Berkeley these days...
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Whoa-whoa-whoa hold up. The spiraling cost of rent 'threatens the well-being of our industry?' I say this as an engineer who's worked in the local industry during both booms and as a native-born "local." Sure, per
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Marchitecture and Marketeering are my newest two "favourites."
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Explain how Google Now is any more spyware than what goes on with browser tracking throughout the industry. That's no excuse for spyware, but there's little warrant in singling out Google here. In fact, Google Now seems to really just be th
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by hack_edu 13y ago
Roll out a new revamped set of TF2 Unusuals and, boom!, cash enough to hire another entire product team.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
This is such a lie.
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by hack_edu 13y ago
And too many opioids cause... nevermind.

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