legohead

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by legohead 8y ago
He's hired as a pen tester and gains access to companies, their secrets, etc. I have a sysadmin friend whose company hired him to pentest, and they kept in contact.
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by legohead 8y ago
Moved from Oklahoma City to California. Never going back. If you're religious, right-wing, and don't care about having outing options, then Oklahoma is the place for you.
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by legohead 8y ago
purely by experience. been there done that. you ask for something, I know about how long that will take, and then I double it.
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by legohead 8y ago
All the carriers say straight on their website they are throttling you. Want HD video? Have to pay for the upgraded super version or whatever.
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by legohead 8y ago
CGP Grey video on IRV / Alternative Vote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y3jE3B8HsE
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by legohead 8y ago
do you hire remote?
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by legohead 8y ago
is mylar special? a good mylar balloon can float for weeks
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by legohead 8y ago
So if Google has some standard that has to be met, can't they just make it public and let the third party companies get certified? Or sign some kind of agreement that they promise to adhere to the standards.. something
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by legohead 8y ago
> Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund, CrunchFund, Marissa Mayer and Mark Cuban how were these people so easily bamboozled? this is some pretty dubious tech straight from the get go.
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by legohead 8y ago
It's faster like you said. but probably the main benefit are people who have already developed a large program in C. C isn't hard to maintain -- it's not some mystical language..
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by legohead 8y ago
You think you know CORS, and then your users visit your site with the Edge browser...
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by legohead 8y ago
> Earlier this year, the Mirai defendants worked with FBI agents in Alaska to counter a new evolution of DDoS, known as Memcache what the heck? > The Mirai court documents outline how Dalton, Jha, and White jumped into action in March
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by legohead 8y ago
This guy explains it better I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISSGL4Ns2qw
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by legohead 8y ago
Exactly.. from the main header graphic I thought this guy was going to set up some kind of mathematical physics model of a sphere with a lot of balls in it and be able to predict the outcome. nope. he just bought all the tickets.
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by legohead 8y ago
How much does it improve your work experience? I have the same view, but we have all the window blinds closed because it's too much light, causes glare on people's monitors, etc. Personally I'd much rather have free lunches
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by legohead 8y ago
No study needs to be done. The carriers are publicly admitting this on their websites, just go look at their plans. The more expensive plans have "HD-streaming" of video content. They even tell you X plan gets you 480p and Z pla
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by legohead 8y ago
think bracelet
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by legohead 8y ago
I don't like the new way of doing things. Kubernetes, node, react, terraform... Everything is more complicated and also more fragile. I feel like the software world is collectively mad and I'm sitting on the outside asking &quo
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by legohead 8y ago
Was going to link this same channel. Unfortunately they've barely started on the project. But the amount of knowledge he shares should be enough to cause anyone to think twice about jumping into something like this...
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by legohead 8y ago
Amazon has the reputation of being terrible to work for, even as a software engineer. "It pays well, but work is hell" is the sentiment I get after interviewing developers from Amazon. At this point I don't know what they ca
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by legohead 8y ago
I have 2 kids. They go to bed at 8:30. I stay up until 11, which leaves plenty of time to do my own stuff. I am usually too tired though and watch movies. Plus I still need to pay attention to the spouse :) But occasionally I work on m
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by legohead 8y ago
Costco is the fastest I've come across. Haven't tried CFA as I usually do drive-thru. Most places have convoluted the whole card process. It's slower than cash now...
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by legohead 8y ago
GNU licenses require sharing code. Bad for business.
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by legohead 8y ago
Steam shouldn't charge 30% either. And more and more games are having publishers, which often take %40+. It's harsh.
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by legohead 8y ago
I didn't tip my hairdresser for ~25 years. They are charging me for a haircut, and that's all they give me. What am I tipping for? It's always the same haircut as well, he/she never "goes out of their way" t
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by legohead 8y ago
Strangely. I was looking, applying and interviewing everywhere (even HN's Who's Hiring).. And then I overheard some office talk about a coworker who met with his friends that worked at XYZ company, who is not exactly a competito
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by legohead 8y ago
India's sand mafia: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugT-zyXGNIY
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by legohead 8y ago
I just got a new Mazda with a Skyactiv engine. I am really happy with the performance, but wanted to see about adding a turbo. Seems like it's not a good idea to add a turbo to an engine with 13:1 compression. The engine can actuall
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by legohead 8y ago
Could be an honest mistake, except that the authors are defending it, which rings the alarm bells. Not even getting to the spoofed email...
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by legohead 8y ago
Governments, credit bureaus, and banks haven't figured it out. You want to trust some random third party nobody the State contracts?

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