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by photonios 9y ago
I worked for a company that did exactly this. It provides security for the majority of the gas stations in the country. It scans every single license plate of cars entering the premise. It then queries a freely accessible, government provi
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by photonios 9y ago
Did the author contact you before publishing? The article does not exactly provide an unbiased version of the story. It tries to assign blame.
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by photonios 9y ago
Honestly, I think you underestimate things a bit. In a "modern" development stack you rely on a lot of work by others. But it's far from the "glorified plumbing" you describe. It's not as black and white as you
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by photonios 9y ago
yes! I am also running this. The whole family keeps their stuff in my instance. I also keep my password database in it. Do you expose it over the internet or access it through a VPN?
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by photonios 9y ago
Single, large machine with 28GB of RAM, Intel i7 @ 4.2GHz running in my bedroom closet, connected to a high-speed 1Gbps/down network. Whole thing runs Ubuntu 16. It basically runs almost every service I use: - Plex. I tried to use XBMC
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by photonios 9y ago
Yeap, in the Netherlands as well. You can see the money being subtracted in almost real-time when you buy stuff in a store.
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by photonios 9y ago
It was called io.js.
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by photonios 9y ago
How is that specific to Europe? Don't you have the same "some" anywhere else?
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by photonios 9y ago
None. I applied for internship at a local tech company, I mentioned on my CV that I was working on a WhatsApp desktop client (which didn't exist at the time) by reverse engineering the Android app. That caught their interest. I got the
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by photonios 9y ago
Here's an example: in Bluebird, cancelation doesn't propagate upstream. After registering onCancel in a promise constructor, you have to call .cancel() on that exact promise object. Calling .cancel() in any child prom
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by photonios 9y ago
Yeap. I wanted to swipe back on the trackpad of my backbook and it just scrolled down. Not ok.
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by photonios 9y ago
- Add value. Train yourself to only do things that add value. Value is loosely defined. It can be going the extra mile smashing that bug that everybody is complaining about. It can be whipping up a mind blowing demo to pull in that big cust
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by photonios 9y ago
That depends. In the Netherlands, it's very common to work as a teenager regardless of your parent's wealth.
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by photonios 9y ago
Came here to say this. Couldn't have said it better.
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by photonios 9y ago
Or, he's just being a nice guy and providing a quick summary. If you're like me, you read the comments first. In this case, I found his comment and found the summary interesting enough to read the entire article.
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by photonios 10y ago
This is rather short-sighted. The intelligence community is accusing WhatsApp and other apps that provide end-to-end encryption of providing a "place to hide" for terrorist. But what's stopping a terrorist from writing a lett
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by photonios 10y ago
Sector Labs | Full-time | ONSITE | Cluj-Napoca, Romania | https://sectorlabs.ro/jobs We're a small company with a nice office in the city center of Cluj-Napoca. We operate some of the biggest real-estate web portals in
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by photonios 10y ago
++kudos for that. Simple, yet effective. Does one thing, but does it well. I was impressed that when I didn't fill in the "Organization" field, it left it out of the PDF completely. I sort of had the expectation that it would
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by photonios 10y ago
This is impressive. I'll give this a shot :-)
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Fgcov – Hack for a flaw in GCOV using LD_PRELOAD(github.com)
2 points by photonios 10y ago|0 comments
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by photonios 10y ago
Mischien moet je in het Engels posten in plaats van het Nederlands? / Maybe you should post in English instead of Dutch?
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Starting a new project – this is your chance(medium.com)
3 points by photonios 10y ago|0 comments
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by photonios 10y ago
> All of the strategy stuff that you guys attribute to Microsoft, as if it were a single person, are childish naive views of how companies function. Exactly this. What's the deal? They open-source cool things, community benefits, th
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by photonios 10y ago
Bit on the high side, I pay a fourth of that here :)
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by photonios 10y ago
45 RON / Month == 10 EUR / Month == $11.9 / Month In Romania ;) http://www.rcs-rds.ro/internet-digi-net/fiberlink?t=internet...
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by photonios 11y ago
You haven't seen Romania. At RCS & RDS here I pay 4.84 euros for unlimited 4G/LTE + 500 minutes of international/national calling. http://www.rcs-rds.ro/telefonie-digi?t=telefonie-mobila&pach...
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by photonios 11y ago
Works on pretty much any browser: var element=document.getElementById("n");element.addEventListener("DOMSubtreeModified",function(){function a(a){setTimeout(function(){var b=document.createEvent("Events")
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by photonios 11y ago
Great to hear they go straight to your inbox. Usually I have the feeling the stuff that is submitted through the 'Feedback' buttons is never read.
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by photonios 12y ago
Awesome! A nice and rare view into how banks work internally.