mkat

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   AT&T posts 1963 film showcasing computer-generated graphics(itworld.com)

   2 points by mkat 14y ago|0 comments
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   by mkat 15y ago

   glad I'm not in the market
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   by mkat 15y ago

   Java #1 sought after Linux skill? Interesting, though author qualifies this with his POV: "I was initially surprised that Java was the most referenced skill area, even over Android and C++. But then when I thought about it, it seems that
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   by mkat 15y ago

   comforting, not.
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   by mkat 15y ago

   agree!
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   by mkat 15y ago

   crazy scary.
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   by mkat 15y ago

   good article
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   by mkat 15y ago

   no surprise there.
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   by mkat 15y ago

   dangerous.
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    by mkat 15y ago

    great article
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    by mkat 15y ago

    The URL strings are hideous! Marketing departments are going to enjoy that!
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    by mkat 15y ago

    My husband is an engineer. His office couldn't live without their fax machine.
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    by mkat 15y ago

    Zenobia's comment makes me ask this question which is slightly off topic: When employers hire open source talent, and they're vetting applicants, how closely do they look at say, for a lack of a better word, an applicant's online footprint
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    by mkat 15y ago

    Here's some salary data. It looks to be a couple of years old, but gives you some idea of what open source skills might draw in terms of salary, and where. http://fosslc.org/drupal/node/239
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    HP lawyer: Tech industry needs to focus more on privacy(itworld.com)

    1 points by mkat 16y ago|0 comments