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by jijji 8y ago
The one time I had to call google because when I was working at a large company down the street and they had blocked all of our netblocks and we couldn't use their systems for a few days. Some young teenager-sounding male answered the
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by jijji 8y ago
ahh if we only had a copy of dob's efnet irc history from 1990's... glad no one keeps logs of that
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by jijji 8y ago
I think the more experience a person has with software engineering, the more they write efficient and secure software, and quickly. With junior developers, it takes longer to produce working code and it is buggier and less efficient. Same w
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by jijji 8y ago
He should really have a public relations spokesman/spokeswoman for this type of messages... Especially since this same situation already happened.
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by jijji 8y ago
I remember doing C development and noticing performance issues when using the posix functions versus the win32 api equivalent functions...
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by jijji 8y ago
anyone like to take a guess what "Browser 4" is?
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by jijji 8y ago
ahh a pseudo-science article coming from The New Yorker. A comic strip from Dilbert would give more insightful information.
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by jijji 8y ago
I gave up after five minutes with a screen that said "Loading...". Any reason why <textarea> was thought to be so inefficient?
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by jijji 8y ago
I wonder if Target stores their customers cardholder PIN numbers still [1]. [1] https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/dec/27/target-hackers...
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by jijji 8y ago
making a citizens arrest is not the same as kidnapping... anyone can make a citizens arrest if a crime is being committed, this is perfectly legal. Kidnapping is when you detain someone who has not committed a crime.
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by jijji 8y ago
the decentralized nature of the e911 system is what made it fault tolerant. moving these systems to a more centralized topology is probably going to cost them alot of money in downtime and fines from the FCC in the long run...
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by jijji 8y ago
maybe ur just upset that dob made it and u didnt
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by jijji 8y ago
its damages not "reparations", inflammatory no?
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by jijji 8y ago
This is genius... 1. make "strings" api 2. hook it to a web server 3. profit!
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by jijji 8y ago
no one owns your time outside of work except you, unless they want to pay you for it.
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by jijji 8y ago
In his post he talks about how he doesn't want to talk about money. I'd rather tell them I need $200/hr up front in the first email then to have to go through all their time wasting interviews and find out they aren't g
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by jijji 8y ago
The goverment doesn't need to worry about cellular phone calls being encrypted. The black boxes are installed at the switch, where there is no encryption.
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by jijji 8y ago
If any box on your network is establishing outbound connetions to machines in china, that would be suspect... Firewalls and IDS at least detect/block this activity.
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by jijji 8y ago
If a real supply chain attack was actually happening sponsored by a foreign government, the US would flag it top secret and never release the details. I find it highly incredulous for DHS, or any US government agency, to publicly denounce
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by jijji 8y ago
I think the leaked video of Sergy Brin and his army of senior executives crying at the loss of Hillary Clinton on election night didn't serve the public well. Their hope for lower wages for new hires via unbridled immigration was a bi
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by jijji 8y ago
The law previous to DMCA was "common carrier" regulations. https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/47/chapter-5/subchap...
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by jijji 8y ago
if san francisco spent half as much time trying to deal with the homeless problem (needles, urine, poop and people on the streets) than restricting businesses the right to operate, it would be a better place.
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by jijji 8y ago
Yes, i've built a few and many more dozens of permitted construction projects... The big thing for me is the cost, and keeping it down. If you hire builders to do the work, in my area the price is about $100/sqft. If you do the
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by jijji 8y ago
Cha ching
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by jijji 8y ago
The opposite is true for my purposes... I run linux and then use virtualbox to run windows 10 for the only app i'm using windows for, which is QuickBooks. I gave up on closed source software decades ago. With Windows, every six month
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by jijji 8y ago
In 2001 i wrote a similar automation program for a large financial company. At that time i had no name for it, so we called it "pink slip 2000". Lol
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by jijji 8y ago
The new law that got signed into law a few weeks ago, FOSTA/SESTA, web sites that allow users to post public messages can be likely taken away. It's a pretty bad time to be a web site owner.
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by jijji 8y ago
This appears to be similar to Evernote.com or Inkpadnotepad.com or the similar cloud note taking services. Looks cool though.
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by jijji 9y ago
that might make sense if backpage charges for postings, but they dont
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by jijji 9y ago
any web site that allows users to post messages is a target

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