sbjustin

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by sbjustin 13y ago
> SecureKey, based in Toronto, today announced it has been awarded a contract by the USPS to provide a cloud-based authentication infrastructure. I love that USPS, a government entity so far in the red, has the ability to award any money
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by sbjustin 13y ago
Is anyone really surprised? Congress and the President haven't cared about the constitution thus far, why would it be any different now? Eighth Amendment: Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel an
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With A Little Pluck And $770, One Unemployed Man Got 60 Job Offers(jobs.aol.com)
2 points by sbjustin 13y ago|0 comments
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by sbjustin 13y ago
I run Windows 7 using VMWare Fusion on my 15" MBP Retina. It's extremely responsive and I can't tell it's running in the background most of the time. I love to use open source but VMWare Fusion is a great product and t
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by sbjustin 13y ago
Agreed. This looks like an awesome tool but I(and others I work with) want the ability to try it privately. I did try though and was very impressed.
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by sbjustin 13y ago
Wow. Yes! I will be adding the m from here on out.
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by sbjustin 13y ago
I agree. Perhaps a better clarification would be billable work vs work?
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Regulations helped kill Google Reader(foxnews.com)
2 points by sbjustin 13y ago|2 comments
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by sbjustin 13y ago
I'm not trying to say programming in it's nature is a 'masculine' thing but the things that draw people to programming tend to be things men seem to enjoy more. There are industries that tend to draw men and there are industries that tend
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by sbjustin 13y ago
I don't think he's suggesting that these things have not been in the favor of men in the past. He's saying that men are just not handed out things because they're men. My question to you is why should the men of today be penalized for act
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by sbjustin 13y ago
The article is about the difficultly of breaking in the tech industry as a woman vs a man. I'm not sure how the mention of 'white men' adds to this argument.
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by sbjustin 13y ago
Societal norms are so ingrained in early childhood education that it's extremely difficult to discern one from the other. -Agreed I think there is a possibility that nurture does play a lot into the equation (I played sports growing up, whi
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by sbjustin 13y ago
yeah... I'm not sure how this added to the article...
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by sbjustin 13y ago
First let me start by saying that I believe my wife can do absolutely anything she sets her mind to accomplishing. She has her masters degree while I do not even have a bachelors. However, these articles ignore the obvious difference betwe
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Ask HN: Online undergraduate programs for web development?
1 points by sbjustin 13y ago|1 comments
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by sbjustin 14y ago
Neat idea. My only issue is I have a hard time between a 'user' and dust on my screen. lol
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by sbjustin 14y ago
You've missed a couple of points 1. The possibility that Facebook is 'insignificant' one year from now is astronomical. People use Facebook for so many things in their lives including staying in touch, single sign on, games, etc. Even if
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by sbjustin 14y ago
I am naturally a competitive person. While lifting weights isn't necessarily 'competitive'. I have found that by tracking it I make a competitive with myself. I always want to do better than the last time. While I might not always lift more
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by sbjustin 14y ago
This happens semi-regularly. Not really sure why. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4073961 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3481174
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by sbjustin 14y ago
Well said.
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by sbjustin 14y ago
http://www.getbuckyballs.com/buckyballs-only-marketed-to-adu...
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CEO Fights Feds: Save Our Balls(radio.foxnews.com)
43 points by sbjustin 14y ago|74 comments
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by sbjustin 14y ago
I live my life on the Scotty Principle... http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Scotty%20Prin...