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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I have noticed this phenomenon. I hate it. I've been working in IT for most of my life in one capacity or another. I LOVE my job. I'm not saying it's easy. I'm the sole income provider for my family of soon to be four and I put in well
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Does anyone have a cache of that page? The link appears dead and it sounds really interesting based on the comments :o)
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
"The problem is that economic growth in the US over the past several decades has largely been driven by urban development (for which read: suburban sprawl)" Detroit is a nightmare, and I don't think there are many people who fully understan
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Completely agree. He mentioned Pandora and that was the first service that came to mind for me. I wanted a way to donate to them, but couldn't find it (frankly, I didn't look very hard either, I'm sure if I sent an e-mail they'd find a way
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
The qualities that make a great developer and a great professional security researcher are about the same. Both involve taking hardware, a programming language, an API, an application or something else that someone in the computing industry
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I'm a strong believer that any system that contains anything meaningful to a user should incorporate reasonable two-factor authentication. The problem is that folks in security tend to forget that they have to pay attention to the business
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
While I agree with your point, it gets lost when applied to Starbucks. There seems to be a groundswell of people who have suddenly realised that it's totally unreasonable to charge what they charge for a cup of coffee. The sheer ubiquity of
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
That's a good point, really. I mean, look at all the comments his work has gotten here on HN. That seems like one of those rather obvious details that was "intentionally" overlooked.
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
It depends on the update . . . I'm currently hosting a series of meetings where we are certifying all of our existing IE 6 and IE 7 based applications for IE 8. Much is broken because of hacks necessary to make these sites work properly in
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Maybe off topic on the ridiculousness of this patent, the headline after "IBM patent for" should be taken seriously. The standard for me used to be one hour long meetings. About this time last year I read a chapter in a management book (nam
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
There has to be a name for that condition. I've had it as well, though it started in me in my early teen years practicing piano and got progressively worse throughout my 20s (marathon coding sessions...and I never did give up piano) The ex
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
I've been doing this for a really long time ... it started when I was asked to research a piece of malware we were fighting at work and discovered that our proxy filtered every useful site on the subject. Nice recommendation, though, change
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by reduxredacted 17y ago
Kinda reminds me of a fax joke a friend of mine had on his cube wall. "How much money did you make?" "Give it to us." Simplest tax code ever.
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by reduxredacted 18y ago
No based on how the question was framed. If a response is "questionable" then I have to question whether or not I should make that questionable response. Most of the time I post under my real name (actually, I don't know why I'm using a ps
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by reduxredacted 18y ago
A REAL sequel to Star Control 2 (a.k.a. Ur-Quan Masters)
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by reduxredacted 18y ago
I'll settle for an inexpensive minivan that I can buy new. Seems like it's a dying breed but when you have kids it's a necessity.
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by reduxredacted 18y ago
Agreed ... Foxit's e-book reader "appears as though" it's getting a little closer. For me it's not about page size but price. It seems like there'd be a market for a "light on features" ebook reader for those of us who don't care about wh
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by reduxredacted 18y ago
A small business server appliance for non-IT based small businesses. I'm thinking: Network attached storage with a built in Samba NT compatible domain controller/windows file/print sharing capabilities. RAID-1 plus an automated backup mech