majelix

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   by majelix 14y ago

   > Why hasn't it been eliminated or reformed by now? Because of the way large bureaucracies work. For one, a clearly defined role of prevention means that false positives are essentially not a concern. Second, rigid promotion and pay rul
2. 62.▲
   by majelix 14y ago

   > If they majored in Communications, probably not. Do their jobs require collegiate-level knowledge or skills? How many dev jobs do you think require, say, integrals or compiler design?
3. 63.▲
   by majelix 15y ago

   The best example of this is his story about his buddy never seeing the dead bodies of a family, and trying to hold this up as some moral issue. It was really more an issue of his brain simply filtering out everything that wasn't a direct th
4. 64.▲
   by majelix 15y ago

   There's a lot of bullshit in Hurt Locker, but the scenes where he's grocery shopping aren't.
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   by majelix 15y ago

   W saddens me; he's clearly dealing with guilt by just labeling himself and his buddies as sociopaths.
6. 66.▲
   by majelix 15y ago

   Can you expand on that?
7. 67.▲
   by majelix 15y ago

   > And now I have to cancel my credit card and deal with fraud services. Thanks a ton, Anonymous. Just an FYI -- you probably already know this -- but Stratfor is offering credit protection. Link: http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2
8. 68.▲
   by majelix 15y ago

   > users did not value these accounts Why would they value their password to one of 30ish different systems/websites?