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by saranagati 14y ago
kinda hard to check if the mail is there if you don't have a key to check if they mail is there.
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by saranagati 14y ago
By making herself look so deplorable it will take the attention away from how prosecutors and the judicial system works and instead focus on how SHE worked as a prosecutor in our judicial system. With as much public outcry as there's been r
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by saranagati 15y ago
bit late on the response but it's a different situation. Pleading the fifth isn't the same as not knowing or forgetting something. Murderers don't bury bodies then when caught say that they know where it's buried but aren't telling. Even
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by saranagati 15y ago
an EFF lawyer talked about this at toorcon last year and said the exact opposite of what you just said. What she basically said was that you can plead the fifth to not give up the password however the court can give you amnesty for whateve
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by saranagati 15y ago
you're absolutely right that it's a spectrum. the myers-briggs assigns you're interovert/extrovert level as two ends of the spectrum. personally i got 99% introvert, 1% extrovert. As for not being able to change however, I don't believe t
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by saranagati 15y ago
this is very true. at my current company the last person who worked with the huge part of the code i write left about a month after i started. this left me constantly scrambling to figure out how to fix bugs that would come up in parts of
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by saranagati 15y ago
well at least we're claiming to be the "united states of" america. those damned australians aren't even trying to be polite about it, claiming the entire continent themselves. those poor new zealanders can't even use the name of their con
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by saranagati 15y ago
the ssl handshake latency isn't why sysadmins don't want to implement everything over https. the reason (or at least 5 years ago when sysadmin was my primary role) is because the additional cpu power it takes to encrypt all the data is hug
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by saranagati 15y ago
"The question of illegal immigrants came up too but if you look you will find that a skilled welder / carpenter / mason has opportunity in Mexico that they don't need to emigrate for, so its not the issue one might suspect." I don't think t
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by saranagati 16y ago
actually easier to maintain and faster in performance. For example, instead of doing require_once() doing a if ( ! defined('SOMEINCLUDE')) require('file.php'); then defining SOMEINCLUDE in file.php. Only saves 3% if i remember correctly bu
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by saranagati 16y ago
"Unfortunately, I only know how to design something that works, I don't know how to fake a bad design" I was once given an interview project where they wanted to see how I did with their current code structure. They gave me this really hor
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by saranagati 16y ago
so basically what you're saying you want to do is do work for clients who have a high probability of not paying you because they don't even know what they want. This can still be accomplished but it still needs a requirements doc. Let the
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by saranagati 16y ago
"If the blog supports comments, it needs to talk to databases." No it doesn't. Comments aren't added all that much relative to how much your site is getting hit. It would make more sense that the page is just a static html file with a for
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by saranagati 16y ago
it amazes me how few people who do contract work create a requirement docs. Before you even give the potential client a quote, create a requirement doc of every little feature that will be included in the project. Then show it to the clie
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by saranagati 16y ago
what i've done recently is give a text field a worthless class, then use javascript to change it's class to a display:none. Sure bots may execute the javascript however it causes them to run much slower so I'd think the majority of them ar
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by saranagati 16y ago
actually i was trying to point out that these articles don't give any specific example of how they were treated in a sexist way. they just say they did not achieve whatever it was they wanted because they were treated in a sexist manner. &
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by saranagati 16y ago
as far as i'm aware, you can't really write your own. I was watching the network traffic for a submit and it was pretty ridiculous how many transactions it did when you clicked "like" (about 4 if i remember correctly). Having the users au
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by saranagati 16y ago
> (As a sidenote: can I just point out that facebook's API is freaking awesome?) No you may not. Facebooks API is horrible. I was just implementing the like buttons on my site and realized that they have to be iframes (even the FBXML
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by saranagati 16y ago
i think what's wrong with her theory (and any theory involving it being harder for women in the tech industry) is that there isn't any sort of favoritism towards men. Software developers [especially] are very hyper critical and will often
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by saranagati 16y ago
i'd like to know how this is going to work for people like me who already have a google voice number and a sprint number. I have no desire to get rid of either number as I use one for personal and one for business. Will I have to create a
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by saranagati 16y ago
as a geeky dude who does occasionally look good, when I started caring at all I found out what I should be wearing from a very analytical perspective. I first went to websites to find out what sort of colors, patterns, cuts of clothes I sh