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by shanelja 14y ago
I suppose so, but this heavily relies on no one in your operation having made a mistake, or that mistake having been caught before it was pushed live. You have to be lucky every time, an attacker only needs to be lucky once .
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by shanelja 14y ago
Ahhh, but then you have to content with the 90 year old specialist Fortran penetration checker. :)
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by shanelja 14y ago
Facebook and Google have to do a lot of penetration tests to keep their security in tip-top shape, sure, they have a much larger attack vector in terms of code but my point is there: Where there is public facing code, there is vulnerabilit
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by shanelja 14y ago
Be careful with your trivial SQL injection, if the US police find out, that's 60 years behind bars, no access to a computer and daily "fun" in the shower.
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by shanelja 14y ago
We must have grown up in drastically different times then - I'm barely 20 and for the majority of my life I have been taught that boys are smelly and girls are sweet, boys do the dirty jobs and that men are dangerous and shouldn't be left a
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by shanelja 14y ago
That you felt the need to make a new account simply to post this comment shows that you don't fully agree with your own point of view.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Oh, definitely, that's why I added the last paragraph. That being said, I would find it a good indicator, if the person you were dating took notice of this drivel, they are probably the kind of person you don't want to be dating anyway. I t
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by shanelja 14y ago
The problem in this case is that in the same way women are most often the recipients of sexual discrimination, men are most often the recipient of being decried as sexual discriminators. It's so easy to look down on someone identifying as m
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by shanelja 14y ago
Lets not act as though this is in anyway revolutionary, people have bitched behind other peoples backs for as long as there have been people. Bitterness, anger and jealousy are unfortunately some of the strongest traits we humans have, espe
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by shanelja 14y ago
If this was Reddit this would pretty much be /thread, however I propose the following question: While this may be a good estimate, what about businesses not on Yelp? "Professional Piano tuner" doesn't seem the most technologically advanced
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by shanelja 14y ago
Wasn't it like $130 a few days ago? This kind of inflation is really cool for the people invested in bitcoins but this is the point where I would panic sell, but perhaps I'm a coward. EDIT: Link's down, it was $203 at 12.06 GMT.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Mine is 3.4/1 year
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by shanelja 14y ago
Yeah, it's about 530,000 pixels away, kind of shows the grand scale of our solar system and that's just the parts have have a chance of reaching any time soon.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Is there really any need for this? Maybe I'm a little traditional but last time I checked Microsoft handled this just fine on their own, is Yahoo Mail really in such a bad place that they need to outsource their file attachment hosting? Whe
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Can anyone help my friend find employment?
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by shanelja 14y ago
It's really a shame because the only jobs which really interested me in any way required US citizenship and security . One thing I'm curious about is this: is 2 years of experience really the lowest requirement for a junior developer? [1] I
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by shanelja 14y ago
I'm unsure of why it is but I don't see why the algorithm can't just handle it like this: check string length if longer than 55, remove first 55 or less characters up to end of string, store in array repeat until string is empty encrypt eac
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by shanelja 14y ago
I've only ever worked on a professional agency level with two Indians and they were outsourced to, and to be honest it's mixed, they always delivered projects on time, but the code they provided was less than fantastic and reading it - and
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by shanelja 14y ago
In all honesty, most companies aren't willing to work through the Visa process, they are either too small and have never done it before or know how difficult it can be. Larger companies tend to be less averse, but even then it comes down to
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by shanelja 14y ago
While I agree that these countries need helping, it always annoys me how so much is spent on foreign aid when people in our countries are still living on the streets and in relative poverty - we need to solve our own problems before we star
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by shanelja 14y ago
I'm most surprised that PHP seems to be around an order of magnitude faster than Ruby on Rails, I knew it was faster, but didn't think it would be that much.
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by shanelja 14y ago
You misunderstood me, I meant that I used to live nearly solely off Noodles, cheap Beans and Spaghetti in a tin, etc, but now I have enough money to afford nice food, when I have Noodles I tend to add in meat and vegetables.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Well, one thing I always found the the difference between "bad" Ramen and "good" Ramen tends to be the content of the package and how well it holds up with water being added, poor Ramen tends to have loads of air pockets between the Noodles
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by shanelja 14y ago
Your reply was a little passive aggressive but I'll respond amicably: sure, it might be a little "capitalist" to have the idea of selling your life's work for start up capital but it's the same as any other industry - you get a mortgage for
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by shanelja 14y ago
Ramen noodles were just an example to be honest, personally, I've been through a student style life in the last year or so - at one point I had nearly no money for food, but now I have a moderate income, I mostly eat home cooked meals with
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by shanelja 14y ago
To be honest, I don't have a clue - I'm not now nor have ever been a college level student, I taught myself, but in the UK, students seem to live pretty poorly.
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by shanelja 14y ago
Answered this below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5454553
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by shanelja 14y ago
Student loans are way too low, on virtue of the smaller returns, some people may prefer a little comfort than living on Ramen noodles for 4 years.
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by shanelja 14y ago
I checked the link - it's not exactly right, they are funding graduates who have already completed their college course, and it has to be minimum a 4 year course. What I meant, was funding 18-30 year olds to actually go to college, obviousl
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by shanelja 14y ago
I can't help but feel that if this was financially legally binding - for him to have to pay these dividends - it would be a great way to fund your way through college, E.G: I'm too poor to afford college, if you fund me the $40,000, you can

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