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by shampine 11y ago
I don't think that is a truthy assessment as I just got a recruiter email in my inbox at $140k for full stack node.js. I think you can easily find both ends of the spectrum. Average seems to be about around $80-115k for most devs in LA
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by shampine 11y ago
Our boilerplate does a pretty good job of hiding that we are using WordPress. The only way you can tell via source is W3 Total Cache writing out a comment to the bottom of the page. Oh and WordPress SEO (Yoast) is a dead giveaway too. We se
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by shampine 11y ago
My lease covers both subletting and short term rentals. It also covers anyone living there who is not named on the lease, even if I am living there.
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by shampine 11y ago
I agree with that, but if I owned a building and my renters were using Airbnb, my assumed liability and risk on the property is probably skyrocketing. Also the wear and tear on the property is probably going to accelerate.
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by shampine 11y ago
Oh I know this is true and I definitely didn't mean it as a blanket statement. But it seems for most of the historic core neighborhood that the buildings are enforcing their own leases/rules.
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by shampine 11y ago
I live in downtown Los Angeles. In my community of buildings all tenants were served letters that threatened eviction if we put our place up on Airbnb. It is specifically outlined in majority of our leases. Several people I know have been e
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by shampine 11y ago
I think it's just confirmation that we can't know everything and there is always room to learn more.
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by shampine 11y ago
I dropped exercise for the past year, worst mistake I've made. Everything changed, my productivity, my happiness, my stress increased, etc. Now I'm forcefully pushing it back upon myself and as a result I feel better, I'm get
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by shampine 12y ago
Check out the only issue open: https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck/issues/1 I like it, but I have to know every command it modifies/checks, I cannot run a blackbox command and hope.
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by shampine 12y ago
I haven't been to a SW in about 3 years. But the last ones I went to were all people who brought their existing fledgling business they were trying to get started. Did who knows what for the weekend. Then just pitched it on demo day. T
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by shampine 12y ago
http://stratjacking.com http://precisiongood.com Not sure what I will do with either, if anything.
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by shampine 12y ago
We use GitLab Mirrors[1] to keep running syncs of our public repos on GitHub mirrored into our self-hosted GitLab server. Works really well and I highly recommend it. [1] https://github.com/samrocketman/gitlab-mirrors
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by shampine 12y ago
Just reading the post not knowing who he was made me follow him on Twitter, follow him on GitHub, and I ended up looking through three of his super popular repos, reading the readme and giving him a few stars. So ya, he's going to go o
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by shampine 12y ago
I'm in DTLA, everyone is in fashion, film, photography, or works in the service industry attempting to get into the former. I can count on one hand how many devs I know in my neighborhood. I am surrounded by way more lawyers. But that
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by shampine 12y ago
Sadly you could only flash them if they were still working, you had to ship them if they bricked. I saw the bulletin and promptly flashed all mine before failure. Big pita tho.
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by shampine 12y ago
Are you referring to the botched firmware ones (I think the firmware revision was SD15)? If so, at the time (~2008) I had an HTPC with 10 1TB-1.5TB drives with 6 of 10 affected by the firmware issues. I was able to successfully flash all my
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by shampine 12y ago
I would assume it has grown in the last few years, I also would wager a guess that most of these are related/derivatives of each other.
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by shampine 12y ago
I'm not familiar with Malwarebytes Antirootkit, but TDSSKiller from Kaspersky searches for 1 single rootkit, TDSS, and performs a removal. I haven't done this type of work in a while but 3-4 years ago it was the defacto tool of ch
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by shampine 12y ago
Don't forget TDSSKiller and Norton Power Eraser. Super useful tools for checking MBRs.
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by shampine 12y ago
Agreed. I was expecting more substance in the hooks department, diffs, or other things off the beaten path. This just seems like a list of the basic git commands.
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by shampine 12y ago
It will, I can think of a ton of services I've used in the past that one day you just stop logging on. You don't even remember the last day of using them, just one day you stop. Then slowly everyone stops. (E.g., AOL, AIM, Geociti
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by shampine 12y ago
Downtown LA here, it's dirty. Extremely dirty. But a wonderful place otherwise.
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by shampine 12y ago
This was for mid january, so about 4 weeks out. Leaving on a Friday and returning on Monday.
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by shampine 12y ago
Great example of this was the map they built that show links to subsidiaries and others: http://opencorporates.com/viz/financial
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by shampine 12y ago
I just looked at round trip tickets LAX->RDU for $329 on a direct flight. Flying is cheap.
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by shampine 12y ago
You also have to type the multiplier, e.g. "2.5" to continue.
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by shampine 12y ago
Bank of America also has disposable numbers for their credit cards, one reason I still keep my card with them. You just pick how long the number is active for (min 1 month) and it spits out 16 digits. I use it for all my online transactions
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by shampine 12y ago
I'm a mod of quite a few subs. We have to submit spammers to /r/spam. It is a bot run sub that basically does link counts from your history, if you hit a threshold, you will get shadowbanned. Submitting a user there who has b
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by shampine 12y ago
Back buttons? Where ello is going we don't need back buttons.
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by shampine 12y ago
I too use WordPress for work daily, I have a lot of hope for the JSON API from Ryan McCue that would allow us to use a frontend framework like Angular. The only benefit it would have over Thermal is it is supposed to get baked into core som

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