nokya

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by nokya 4y ago
Having coworkers looking at you like you are freak while keeping your job because the company sees you as a bringer of value is the best compliment you can get from your workplace :)
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by nokya 4y ago
I have been using Firefox + Chrome + Edge on a daily basis for years just because it helped me mentally separate my browsing areas that needed to absolutely not collide with each other. I remember a few years ago, Firefox was making my brow
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by nokya 4y ago
I think it may be related to what attracts talented individuals. A talented individual who is customer oriented, who can read inquiries and understand precisely what the problem is, has the technical knowledge to identify the cause of the i
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by nokya 4y ago
Next time go to software engineering if money is a priority but you still seek the intellectual challenge. Cybersec pays well earlier than software engineering does, but you meet glass ceilings quite rapidly. Once you get really good at wha
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by nokya 4y ago
Yes.
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by nokya 4y ago
True. But not enough people care, it's rather the opposite.
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by nokya 4y ago
Just finished watching the video. Really appreciated, than you. I had actually already felt a strange sensation when I saw their use of apes for this NFT and the logo that reminded me of the SS emblem. I felt a little bit stupid to think ab
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by nokya 4y ago
I use Firefox sync. Make sure to open the settings page and to disable everything else, the default behavior is to capture credit cards, logins, passwords, and complete history (I would qualify this default behavior as 100% in violation wit
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by nokya 4y ago
Yes.
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by nokya 4y ago
Network. My manager from a previous job 12 years ago. I had left the company in very good terms (but had to go see the world) and we became friends shortly after. Last year I told him I was looking for something new, he heard me and convinc
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by nokya 4y ago
Indeed, fully agree with you, there are collaboration tools that are and will likely remain untrustworthy under particular settings. I like to think that some "collective intelligence" emerges in all organizations where users prog
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by nokya 4y ago
Thank you for your comment. It's a mix of both what you described: different types of containers + what I have flagged as "utility containers" (stuff they just installed because it serves a purpose very well). The problem I s
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by nokya 4y ago
I think it's good news. I don't see why they should be more transparent on this: nobody cares, and the very rare users who actually care about these things would not trust that information anyway.
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by nokya 4y ago
My purchase process: 1. Browse Diablo immortal app on play store. 2. Read price: free (in-app purchases). 3. Return to whatever I was doing.
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by nokya 4y ago
Or use a password manager. 1. Create new every with title "Hilton" 2. Generate email address (e.g. 8467588@somewhere.com) 3. Generate password Done.
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by nokya 4y ago
I use catchall domain for... everything. Every account at every entity has its own unique address, since probably well before 2010. I have always more than happily accepted to have my address saved into marketing databases. I can share the
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by nokya 4y ago
Exactly. I am consulting with a startup right now that chose to go everything docker/k8s. The CTO is half-shocked/half-depressed by the complexity of our architecture meetings, although he used to be a banking software architect i
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by nokya 4y ago
Very indeed. My hypothesis is that the shift to more WFH has not reduced opportunities for advancement at all but has drastically shifted from one population, who knew how to maximize output from office interactions, to a population that kn
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by nokya 4y ago
Simple: ads and personal data collection. The more developers get convinced they need JavaScript everywhere, the more these companies benefit from accrued data collection opportunities.
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by nokya 4y ago
I will. I am actually glad that the OS interacts with many different hosts. This allows me to set up fine-grained rules to prevent specific communication channels. The real information I am missing here is which ones should be left reachabl
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by nokya 4y ago
This reminds me of that time I tried removing comments on HN...
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by nokya 4y ago
Expats = white people. Simple.
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Certificate pinning is a big problem for corporate environments: large companies install CA certificates in their endpoints to allow centralized traffic inspection. Apps that enforce certificate pining cannot operate properly in these netwo
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by nokya 4y ago
Fully agree, there is no "you should" in my opinion, because you weren't ready or expecting such behavior. Call it a lesson for future interviews :) Next time you see this behavior you can tell them very politely and calmly t
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by nokya 4y ago
Haven't read all the comments yet but I guess it will be 95% missing the difference between personal/private life discrimination (which is a right, anyone is entitled to decide whoever she/he wants to hang out with), and disc
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by nokya 4y ago
The problem is that Google is in the business of making money, not in the business of filtering bad from good content. Their decision to keep negative feedback hidden from both their content-producers and their visitors is quite easily just
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by nokya 4y ago
Same here. I actually avoid them as customers, but I guess that works, too :)
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Thank you infinitely for taking the time to respond. I don't have this luxury in my life right now but I admit after reading the "original" post almost a fourth time, I was really hoping someone would take the time to explain
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by nokya 4y ago
If one of my SEs came to me with this story, I'd be quite worried as his manager. The post he wrote seems to be more therapeutic than instructive...
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by nokya 4y ago
If a thread discussion interests me l, whether or not I respond in it, I bookmark it in a dedicated folder ("THREADS") located in the toolbar of the browser. 3-5 times per week, I use the "open all bookmarks" option by r

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