smtddr

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by smtddr 14y ago
I think it's a fair assumption that the person isn't a developer Take a look at my profile, at the youtube videos on there. Then decide what kind of job you think I have.
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by smtddr 14y ago
That's the only reason I attempted(and failed) to get a ticket.
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Email responses to government asking about DNS & ICANN(increment url number)(ntia.doc.gov)
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by smtddr 14y ago
> wonder if these attacks are related to the Chinese hacking attacks that have been publicised lately? Might be just me, but I don't like this trend. I'm seeing "the chinese" & "hacking" used too much together without proof more o
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by smtddr 14y ago
I believe there's some conflict between Google and Pwn2Own. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pwn2Own#Controversy_with_Google
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by smtddr 14y ago
>Are these companies doing so poorly that they feel that chance meetings in the hallways or at the water-cooler will be their salvation? For what it's worth, that is exactly the logic Google is using for the design of their new buildi
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by smtddr 14y ago
glassdoor.com would disagree with you.... sorta. =P
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by smtddr 14y ago
I might be crazy, but because of this I never negotiate salary. When it gets to that part of the job offer, I just tell them what I'm currently making and leave it to them to decide a reasonable increase. As long as they actually go up, I a
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by smtddr 14y ago
Maybe not news to you, but in american media the "Super healthy asian food" image sells a lot of snake oil. In fact, there are people who think going to a restaurant/mall and getting asian food counts as a diet and/or eating healthy. They
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by smtddr 14y ago
I think what you're debating is similar to how someone could tell me "gay" means happy. Yes, we all know that's the origin of the word - but in 2013, if you hear someone describe someone else(or something else) as "gay" you can probably ass
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by smtddr 14y ago
> That said, there is a lot less racism going on in the Bay Area. I don't agree with that. I think it's just more hidden or wrapped up sarcastic "hipster" jokes. Something similar to http://jezebel.com/5905291/a-complete-guide-to-hipst
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by smtddr 14y ago
Well, it is possible to capture and redirect DNS requests such that they can send you to their "captive-portal" page even if you've changed your DNS settings. On linux for example, something like: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i eth0 -p ud
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by smtddr 14y ago
Oh, not just seems like. It is. I baited them all. Notice how they completely dismiss my point of view with terms like "entitled","absurd","unwilling to pay",etc. and don't even begin to acknowledge the problem with the delay between cable-
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by smtddr 14y ago
Heh, everyone reading this thread. All I asked for is downloadable/streamable content at the same time as CableTV. Look how hostile the replies to me have become. So far I've been identified as entitled, absurd, in need of some perspective
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by smtddr 14y ago
I'm over the top self-entitled? Because I don't think it's reasonable to discuss a TVshow with people who have probably forgotten the details months after they saw it? I don't think it's fair for you to reach that conclusion. What's
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by smtddr 14y ago
Sure, they can do what they want. But I thought we were sorta discussing piracy. Again, I'm not trying to justify myself. I'm just going to pirate it, end of story. What prevents me from doing that is if they make it available for download
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by smtddr 14y ago
Incorrect. Sell it to me using a modern medium, I'll buy it. Netflix/HULU/AmzInstant or downloadable files. That's fine. CableTV, No.
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by smtddr 14y ago
Unacceptable. If my friends/family are watching some awesome show like say, LOST, I'm not waiting for TV companies/netflix/whoever to get their act together. The moment people around me want to discuss the show is the moment I want it and
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by smtddr 14y ago
Say what you will about Microsoft, but Excel is amazing. I'm no genius, but during my corp years in $LARGE_PHONE_COMPANY the excel macros I was able to write, interfacing with SAP-HR/BW and HP's Quality Center, was a great time-saver and ma
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by smtddr 14y ago
See this: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp60/helpdata/en/43/fcdf77fc651... When I encountered SAP, it was still the SAPGUI client that you installed on Windows. As I exited my SAP-related job, I believe the change to Web/Netweaver was begi
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by smtddr 14y ago
I'm not sure I can agree with this. Back in 2001, before I discovered the California bay area start-up scene, I worked in a very large telecommunications company that everyone has heard of. SAP seemed pretty good; albeit hard to master.
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by smtddr 14y ago
This is why I never want to work in dev or qa for medical machines. If I were involve in this product's design, the guilt would destroy me.
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by smtddr 14y ago
This is an amazing post and worthy of a publishing to 2600 Hacker Quarterly.
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by smtddr 14y ago
http://blog.hellokitty.com/minusworld my humble adventures in online game hacking.
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by smtddr 14y ago
Well, I agree with almost everything in this article that the system is designed to keep people unhappy & unhealthy, so that they're constantly buying things to rid themselves of both issues. At the same time, I will never accept the i