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by ropman76 12y ago
Location: WI Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: C#, VB.net, T-SQL, JavaScript,ASP.NET,ASP.MVC,Python Resume: www.linkedin.com/pub/tony-ropson/11/140/53a/ Email: ropman76[at]gmail.co
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Best practices for a brick and mortar store to start accepting Bitcoin
2 points by ropman76 12y ago|0 comments
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by ropman76 12y ago
keep it up. How many good ideas started as a result of a fun hack
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by ropman76 12y ago
I agree that yes there is a great deal of demand for crypto on the client side and I don't think privacy on the Internet is going to move forward without a reliable way of doing cryto in that sphere. However I agree with the poster t
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by ropman76 12y ago
My wife and I met when I was 15 and she was 16. After dating other people and a few years later we ended up getting married at 21 and 22. After 13 years, two kids, and watching many hours of "Star Trek" and "Pride and Preju
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SharePoint Apps, Good,Bad,Ugly?
2 points by ropman76 12y ago|1 comments
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by ropman76 12y ago
If a person leans up against a well and it falls over, do you blame the person or the people who built the wall so shoddy?
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by ropman76 12y ago
I had a hard time reading this post as well. Having a company fail when you are in charge is a difficult for anyone. Yet the "lessons" about needing to find yourself came off as self centered. What about your team who needs to
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by ropman76 13y ago
If this is the case, let's see it in action. There is a great deal of information about this event that has been released to the public so I am curious to see if the experts in this field can generate probable locations of the aircraf
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by ropman76 13y ago
The biases of this article aside, he sounds like a very interesting man. It saddens me that the way we found out who he really is was by a very gross invasion of his privacy. A sit down interview (in person or virtually)would have been mu
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by ropman76 13y ago
I tend to lean libertarian and did some GIS and tax programming for some county governments. I never saw issues with it. There are some government functions that really only government can do. In this case figuring out exactly who owns w
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by ropman76 13y ago
Crypto I is great course and I recommend to anyone one who wants to know more about how crypto works.
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by ropman76 13y ago
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win
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by ropman76 13y ago
So you want them only to read what has been "approved"? At that rate they should stop reading Noam Chomsky because he may have writings not favorable to the US Military. The idea of education (even at a US Military Academy) is le
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by ropman76 13y ago
If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys
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by ropman76 13y ago
this is rank hypocrisy. The NSA is simply using what "security researchers" have been talking about at Defcon for years. One lone hacker gets into a telecom's system and he makes a name for himself (or herself). A governme
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by ropman76 13y ago
I most likely going to get down voted for this, but am I the only one who sees the irony in that this is a conference dedicated to breaking into systems and they don't want the people who are arguably better at it than anyone else?
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by ropman76 13y ago
Make something that aligns with what your interviewer is doing. If you don't know much about the space that is ok, but it will at least give you an intro to some of the problems they are facing.
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by ropman76 13y ago
I had a yahoo account that got jacked Sunday Night. I checked my computers for any sort of malware and didn't find any. It was a completely automated attack that sent one large email to all my contacts.
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by ropman76 13y ago
Would the follow up question be "would you be willing to sell your soul to this company?". Horrible question. I had jobs where they worked for this and it stunk.
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by ropman76 14y ago
Is there a nice legal term for "I hope Rackspace gives them hell"?
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by ropman76 14y ago
I have been criticized in front of the team and the only thing it helped me do is start searching for a new job faster. It sounds like a good idea in theory but I would like to see a few more practical real life examples of how to make thi
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by ropman76 14y ago
This looks interesting. Will the problem pitches be put online? I used to work in the health insurance industry so I am interested in seeing what problems they want solved.
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How not to advertise your start up(girlygirl.typepad.com)
3 points by ropman76 14y ago|0 comments
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by ropman76 14y ago
wow one of the worst articles I have seen on this subject.
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by ropman76 15y ago
I disagree. With software that works on top of client data the more hands on you are the better. Each client had "irregularities" in their data that have to be ironed out. With good access (and good communication) you can hopefully take
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by ropman76 15y ago
LOL
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by ropman76 15y ago
No. While a security breach would do a good job of knocking a competitor off the hackers would still have emails and money transfers from you to them that could be used as leverage at a later day.
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by ropman76 15y ago
I don't get this. If customers are already paying you money for something why get rid of it? Sure there are some ugly hacks in an MVP but that is why a start-up goes back and rewrites the ugly parts. I think Joel S summed it up in his ar
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by ropman76 15y ago
and this is why I love reading history.

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