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11y ago
I'm sorry but... if you were a senior software engineer in Sacramento (a metropolitan city) and asked for 200k at intel, hp, oracle, apple, etc., someone would quietly hang up the phone hahaha. A laughable amount is even closer to 150k
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Like everyone else... I couldn't get past the repeating theme: > But the total comp for “a good hacker” is $250k+/yr, not even counting perks like free food and having really solid insurance Maybe that's anecdotally true f
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11y ago
Heard about ATT gigabit coming to Sacramento yesterday (amongst many others). Finally seeing these lazy companies upgrade infrastructure. http://about.att.com/content/dam/snrdocs/GigaPower/FINAL%20-...
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11y ago
I'm not a lawyer by any means but in CA I'm completely aware of an employer clause in subsection H of 502c that obviously excludes these acts performed within the scope of employment, as long as there wasn't real damage as an
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11y ago
I was wondering the same. This could potentially allow for circumvention of their usage limits though.
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We’re Working to Make Things Right
(vwdieselinfo.com)
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A fairly common practice is shipping applications utilizing Citrix to have end users remote into a citrix server to minimize the various configurations of a desktop application. Personally I dislike the architecture in that the user experie
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11y ago
First off, awesome site. I read the background on why you created this so take this with a grain of salt :) Using new routes for each relationship selection would be cool so that I can press the back button to return to the awesome landing
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11y ago
Or my personal favorite in Sacramento, roundabout with some stop signs sprinkled in. I hear horns and accidents daily... https://www.google.com/maps/@38.5801855,-121.4694376,3a,75y,...
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11y ago
Seeing that photo did remind me of an episode of "24"
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Rare nautilus with hairy shell photographed in South Pacific
(cbc.ca)
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11y ago
Probably closer to a Venn diagram where the internet encompasses the web and more. SMTP, FTP etc. Splitting hairs now
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Bill Gates and Others Pour $120M into Revolutionary Gene-Editing Startup
(forbes.com)
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The Steve Jobs you never saw: Amazing photos of dot-com revolution
(sfgate.com)
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11y ago
More specifically, they will lose their CA non profit exemption status. They already have been paying federal taxes as a for profit.
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11y ago
I've found snowboarding to be an amazing activity to partake in alone. I'll take a mid weekday off and drive to Tahoe (I live in CA) and most resorts dont have lines at the lifts. At my own steady pace, I'll get somewhat lost
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Top worst hardware box art
(expertreviews.co.uk)
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Premera has been the target of a sophisticated cyberattack
(premeraupdate.com)
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12y ago
I felt that much of your narrative rings true with me as well. I found this book to be quite amazing and it gave me an interesting perspective on my thoughts: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0374533555/
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12y ago
Yep, a good mitigation plan is a 2tb time capsule. All my precious cat photos are backed up on the regular, encrypted and within reach.
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Delivering “The Pill” Wasn't Easy
(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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Agreed, they've added so much functionality to the desktop site that you can't simply search for an address without huge overhead. google earth is cool but the typical user doesn't need to load topographical details and 3d bu
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Europe has good reasons to fear Google
(theverge.com)
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Verizon has been pushing their "Smart Rewards" program on me for months ( http://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/myverizon/smart-rewards.... ). After reading the fine print, you are actually consenting to mon
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I know everyone can boast their own city but I have found Sacramento to be the perfect combination of low cost, central location, and atmosphere. Within 2 miles from downtown, a 1 bedroom flat for $800 in a bike friendly midtown. I've
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What “Interstellar” gets wrong about interstellar travel
(salon.com)
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Investigating Tax Refund Fraud
(fbi.gov)
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at least the UK has something somewhat specific (and actually fits XSS quite well). CA 502c just says: "(3) Knowingly and without permission uses or causes to be used computer services" amongst other very broad subsections http:&
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dam, that got downvoted into oblivion haha. honest question... although i dont believe it should be, a third party injecting javascript to demonstrate an exploit might be...
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12y ago
isn't this technically illegal to demonstrate haha?
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