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901.
by tajen 10y ago
* A family to support. It's a hard decision to fall in love before you've found what kind of job you liked.
902.
by tajen 10y ago
Anyone knows a CEO who used "cube" as a password? I wonder why the top of the extremely competent people can be so sloppy sometimes. I'll suggest that's what you get when you found a startup straight after uni: You don&#
903.
by tajen 10y ago
I've had unmet social needs for years. One thing to acknowledge is when you move cities/countries, it takes years to build a network. My criteria is: You need to change jobs at least once in the same city (or student->job) befo
904.
by tajen 10y ago
> detects when I'm out of milk That's a fad. I wouldn't be suprised if people just wanted to take a look inside their fridge while they're shopping, so a webcam at each level would be enough.
905.
by tajen 10y ago
Over what channel do you retrieve the signature?
906.
by tajen 10y ago
This is a fun tutorial. Only the outline. It seems very simple, so much that I wonder why we still need humans for that ;)
907.
by tajen 10y ago
I can't assess for truth, but I reckon the sneaky upgrade of Win10 users (those who gave refused until now) is becoming a running joke on 9Gag. And popularity is important when the European commission sets the fines. Just saying.
908.
by tajen 10y ago
OMG I just understood what you meant with 360! You can swipe to the direction you want, like in Quicktime VR, but animated! I didn't know Youtube made it possible! The video was just showing the rails, I thought it was boring until I u
909.
by tajen 10y ago
We should have a National Whistleblower Day and start holding celebrations for it. I suggest June 10th, if that's the day Snowden left his job. We simply whistle, in every street from Washington to Baghdad, including in Europe. Edit: G
910.
by tajen 10y ago
I see your agenda: Reducing other people's arguments. The Godwin point applied to factual evidence. On the opposite: he's the proof that parent's wealth is not necessary, as opposed to the opinion of "disadvantage"-
911.
by tajen 10y ago
Listen up people, that's exactly how you should raise rates: Test with new customers, then align older ones.
912.
by tajen 10y ago
I can't speak much. My Australian startup had this kind of sweeping confidential agreement (for example customers aren't allowed to talk about the performance of the products, and I can't tell for employees). Not very clever
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by tajen 10y ago
Net minimum is 1150. What's the use of saying the gross salary, when foreigners don't know the amount of taxes and can't compare it to RSA?
914.
by tajen 10y ago
> What country does that? In France, if you're not planned to have revenue for more than 3 months, you get the RSA+APL which is 650€pm (source: I've had it when my startup had no revenue yet), even if you have a lot of money in
915.
by tajen 10y ago
I left from Europe to Australia because I drank before going to work (Java dev). Came back 3 years later not only with 7x savings because the startup had a successful exit, but also with a lifetime more of experience, I've learnt how s
916.
by tajen 10y ago
IOC would make a fortune if citizen could bribe to avoid hosting the Olympics.
917.
by tajen 10y ago
Never print anything for anonymous purpose. All printers have a watermark.
918.
by tajen 10y ago
How did we allow a single company to own 30% of a market, despite its expensive pricing ( https://www.symantec.com/en/uk/theme.jsp?themeid=compare-ssl... )? Comodo and Synantec are 32% each, then goes others. StartS
919.
by tajen 10y ago
May Symantec's authority can be revoked completely, if proof of misuse is found?
920.
by tajen 10y ago
You would still buy a Macbook if patents and copyright did not exist, wouldn't you? In fact there are much more powerful designs in the PC world. But you stick to the Apple brand because you've been burnt with everything else, fro
921.
by tajen 10y ago
I know a guy who worked at Microsoft and left to create a .doc reader for some other software. He said the .doc format wasn't even documented inside Microsoft and pretty much no-one could tell you how to parse it, apart from trial-and-
922.
by tajen 10y ago
> I guess the risk of fewer Taylor Swifts. Are you straight or ironic? Let's not forget that, in the current system, labels get served first while those artists remain in debt. It works with the system of advances and invoicing, mos
923.
by tajen 10y ago
This is the first time I can justify a move from a version 1.8.0 to 2.0 or 3.0 of a product with "it has fewer code".
924.
by tajen 10y ago
We went the other way, and it was far easier. Actually, our product is an Atlassian add-on, and Atlassian itself went from OnPremise to Cloud. It was, however, a long migration for both Atlassian and the add-on vendors. It was necessary bec
925.
by tajen 10y ago
> default forms work No they don't, in my opinion. They're sensitive to XSRF attacks, a breach nicely kept open by browsers so you can embed a MailChimp form on your website and it gets posted to MailChimp. 90% times I program
926.
by tajen 10y ago
Or Netflix has a global index on the streaming speed for all movies, per ISP: https://ispspeedindex.netflix.com
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by tajen 10y ago
Honestly... how do you fill in your compilation time? There's always those free 30s/2min (whether you're compiling js or java) where you have too much caffeine to accept nooping. That's where my addiction to 9Gag and fac
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by tajen 10y ago
1) Everything which doesn't have a rule should have a rule. It applies to the kitchen policy, to the bathroom policy ("Keep the toilets clean"), to the password policy. Initiate a company discussion to get feedback, the exclu
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by tajen 10y ago
Good points, thank you for developing. You might even have changed my mund, it was worth it.
930.
by tajen 10y ago
Like, you miss when you could configure a Cisco router without using the cloud sysadmin console? I miss when I owned my Mac OS X. I'd use Linux just for the sake of having a non-cloud system. Concerning money, I don't understand w

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