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by koevet 16y ago
http://www.paypal.com is down from here (Denmark). Https is responding though. Quite impressive.
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by koevet 16y ago
The same article was commented by Bruce Scheiner on his blog. http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2010/01/adopting_the_i... Very interesting comments, bottom line "Israel model does not scale well".
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by koevet 16y ago
Point 4 WEB BROWSERS SUCK (OR: UI DESIGN IN HTML IS IMPOSSIBLE) made my day: If you have good front-end web programmer/designers, you probably aren't paying them enough. Imagine being a highly educated garbage man, except about one
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by koevet 16y ago
Again, I may sound harsh here, but, given a couple of exceptions, my experiences with recruiters are nothing short that horrendous. That is why now I resort only to personal connections and on networks like Linkedin. I'm also noticing a wor
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by koevet 16y ago
I was actually hoping to read a reply from a recruiter. Good to hear that there is someone in the IT European recruiting business with a genuine interest in doing the job properly. How would you go regarding changing the current "95% of my
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by koevet 16y ago
One recruiter once sent me an email for a position in "the Nordic countries". At the time, I was looking into working in either Finland, Denmark or Sweden so I replied the guy I was interested. He called me back straight away and when I hav
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by koevet 16y ago
I have been freelancing in Europe for the last 10 years and I have learned to avoid recruiters as much as I can. In the last 4 years I have managed to get contracts through connections and skip middlemen all-together. It takes more time but
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by koevet 16y ago
Who still wants to maintain servers, coders etc. when you have stuff like http://www.demandware.com/ ?
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by koevet 16y ago
Indeed, ATG was hot 10/12 years ago. I have checked their "customers" page and they still manage to hold big accounts, like AT&T, Best Buy. Surprising, considering how heavyweight are their solutions.
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by koevet 16y ago
Yes, true. Something similar happened to me when a I have received an email (gmail) from a friend asking for money because she was stuck somewhere. Similar pattern. It's interesting to notice that this social engineering attacks are easy to
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by koevet 16y ago
I understand that getting your Amazon account hacked can lead to some head scratching situations and Amazon should really implement full SSL encryption. Having said that, what are the implications of getting your FB or Twitter or Flickr acc
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by koevet 16y ago
What does that mean? Deceased employees? Which kind of daily task does this guy have? http://everything2.com/user/ataraxia/writeups/Professional+m...
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by koevet 16y ago
What would it be a Celery equivalent in the Java space?
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by koevet 16y ago
Pinboard ( http://pinboard.in ) is my choice for sharing bookmarks.
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by koevet 16y ago
Apparently he got a job offer from YouTube: http://venturebeat.com/2010/09/10/youtube-instant-job/
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by koevet 16y ago
dropbox anyone?
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by koevet 16y ago
Actually, I think that the real great hack here is to alias the rm command to a trashbin script (as suggested at the end of the article)
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by koevet 16y ago
Shipping Android phones would be probably a smart move for Nokia but I don't think the company wants to be bound to Google that much. Instead of insisting on Symbian, they should have worked on developing a proper Linux-based OS. Maybe is n
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by koevet 16y ago
I have worked in Nokia as consultant for almost a year and I have always wondered how Nokia became Nokia, given they way they managed software development internally. Several consultancy companies were working on the same project - a commu
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by koevet 16y ago
The use cases are exciting, I see a lot of potential for education purposes. Good luck!
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by koevet 16y ago
I don't think the value of a site like HN lies in the submissions - or at least not entirely. What I find really engaging in HN is the quality of the comments, very often insightful and pointing to interesting resources.
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by koevet 16y ago
The company behind the Play! Framework is also launching a service for hosting Play! applications, http://www.playapps.net/ I have used Play! and I think it's a refreshing view on the stiff Java world.
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Play Framework hosted service(playapps.net)
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by koevet 16y ago
Wonder if Dabble will follow the destiny of Etherpad and get opensourced
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by koevet 16y ago
On the same page of the cutout design ( http://www.freeantennas.com/projects/template2/index.html ) there is what the author of the post call a "scary graph". Looks like a cool Windows based signal monitor thing. Does anyone know it?
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by koevet 16y ago
This is a bit out of topic and I hope that "savemylife" will find out more about his/her problems. I find that a "crowdsourced diagnosis" approach may have a revolutionary impact on the way doctors and patients look at diseases. Recently I
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by koevet 16y ago
Is anyone able to outline the main differences between Basecamp and Teambox? I have just started using Basecamp - I like it, but I feel that is not exactly what I want for running my projects...a bit too "stiff".
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by koevet 16y ago
I respect Schneier but he kinda repeats the same stuff over and over.
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by koevet 17y ago
A couple of months ago I had an idea for an iPhone app that requires a client and server component. I decided to focus on the backend development and outsource the front-end. I have posted my tender on http://www.getappsdone.com/ and in a
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by koevet 17y ago
They are looking for the ultimate speech recognition human-ware.

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