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roganartu
10y ago
> As for "freezing up during a stressful interview": is that not some indication of what normal workplace stresses will do to your ability to complete technical work? I certainly wouldn't want to work with somebody who is
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roganartu
10y ago
Pipelines is free during beta [1]. The post-beta pricing has not been announced. [1] https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Bitbucket...
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roganartu
11y ago
Australia has a mandatory level of insurance called Compulsory Third-Party insurance or CTP. It is required by law for all registered motor vehicles in all states and typically covers in the order of $20m or so of third-party medical expens
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roganartu
12y ago
> it would be the same as having a second key This is a bad analogy (unless you mean to say that this second key would be identical for every door, in which case.. sort of). A better analogy would be that everyone was forced to install a
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roganartu
12y ago
The centralisation helps again here too though. The central server has access to the entire file, and hence can compute the hash of any arbitrary chunk. Challenges/verifications don't have to happen all that often ([1] indicates t
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roganartu
12y ago
The tip4commit website is vulnerable to Heartbleed: https://filippo.io/Heartbleed/#tip4commit.com Don't sign in or register or you may have more to worry about than undesired tax liabilities. EDIT: It's fixed
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roganartu
12y ago
I didn't mean to imply that time-based was a better solution here, simply that there exists a functional proof of it. I haven't seen a working read-based self-destruction proof (if someone knows of one I'd love to see it). Th
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roganartu
12y ago
Call it knee-jerk but I personally dislike systems that refer to themselves as hacker proof. I can't help but feel that the people who make that claim misunderstand the fundamentals of information security. You only have to look at pas
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roganartu
12y ago
As a colourblind person who struggles with coming up with good looking colour schemes, this looks really nice. I've used the likes of Palleton [1] and Kubler [2] before but they seem to be geared towards graphic designers and people wh
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roganartu
12y ago
Many small businesses do not use these services due to that cost. I know many people who run small stores that casually walk a couple of thousand dollars to the bank after a good day. Hell, I used to work at a pub that had it's staff c
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roganartu
12y ago
I understand that facing backwards is safer in a head-on collision but a lot of people suffer from motion sickness (myself included). It has a lot to do with ability to see where you are going and hence predict/be aware of the vehicles