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mattowen_uk
8y ago
It's not that these jobs are bullshit jobs, it's that commonly they are wrapped up in bullshit procedures . These procedures typically appear when there's an initiative to reduce costs. The easiest and cheapest way to employ
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What Bill Gates was doing at 20 years old
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mattowen_uk
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mattowen_uk
9y ago
I love tattoos. I really do. Just not on me. People go through cycles, where their personalities and interests shift every decade or so. Hardly anyone in the 40s and 50s is the same person they were in their 20s. I'm in my 40s now, a
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mattowen_uk
9y ago
CHX is still right in what they say. The point here is that Google override peoples searches based on some random fuzzy logic, and whatever you've searched before, regardless of whether you are logged in or not.
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mattowen_uk
9y ago
>> how he would work at his home Mac and then come to the office and login and suddenly with the internet and networking the work Mac would be exactly the same I don't think this is the right end game. Now that almost every adult
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mattowen_uk
9y ago
Specifically... LetsEncrypt, and most other CAs no longer issue certs for domains that are not legal ccTLDs or gTLDs. Not so many years ago, Microsoft recommended that organisations used [companyname].local as their internal DNS zone[1], as
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Create your own Version of Microsoft BASIC for 6502
(pagetable.com)
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10y ago
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Ask HN: How many hits/mb caused a Hug of Death on your Server?
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From the FAQ: How is a user's karma calculated? Roughly, the number of upvotes on their stories and comments minus the number of downvotes. The numbers don't match up exactly, because some votes aren't counted to prevent ab
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mattowen_uk
10y ago
My primary role (these days) is as an Identity Architect. What that means is, I look at all the disparate systems in an organisation and design a better way to manage credentials. My main client base is Blue Chip, so that means a majority o