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techjuice
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I recommend reading the following books/presentations, I have read all of them several times and it has given me a very lucrative, wonderful deep understanding of TCP/IP (including UDP), programming network connected applications,
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If you want to become an experienced programmer in a new language you have to pick up the big thick books and apply what you learn while reading them. Online courses are nice but they do not go into the depth that the 700+ page books go in
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Best thing you can do is to talk to a lawyer and accountant as all businesses should have their articles of incorporation tailored to the founders needs. A few hundred dollars could save you thousands, millions or billions in the long term
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techjuice
8y ago
If you are a previous server/network guy then you will probably just want the best of the best as anything else would just waste your time and be a pain to use. I recommend the following if you need quiet https://www.apc.com
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techjuice
8y ago
A Ph.D. is mainly about research, the courses you take leading up to your dissertation should still teach you more in-depth technology to help insure you are an expert in the field of the degree at the graduate level. Without this in-depth
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8y ago
Yeah, many would probably have to be broken down into electives, but if all of them were taken the graduate would be an extremely strong cyber engineer versus the current easy cyber degrees that are available now that do not really cover wh
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I would have to guess a Ph.D. in Cyber Engineering to start off near the Vulnerability Research work. Starting with a higher emphasis on research in cryptography, building tamper resistant systems, maintaining integrity and confidentiality
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8y ago
Hopefully they will have something more advanced in the future, possibly calling it Masters of Science in Cyber Engineering with course work similar to the following: [*]Introduction to Graph Design and Theory [*]Secure Network Design
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8y ago
Build it and see how it goes. Ideas are nice to have, but of little to no value until you start to implement it to see if it is actually of value. First step is to learn how to develop android apps. Read all of this development https:/
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8y ago
You can try gitlab and gitlab-runner https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/
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8y ago
If it is for an engineering job that you have to analyze, create, and manage a large amount of data, optimize binary performance and security, write distributed cloud applications that run on bare metal need to be real-time capabilities, bu
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8y ago
The best thing you can do is talk to a lawyer. Normally they would start out with a DMCA and cease and desist notice to the webmaster, domain registrar and hosting company. If things still are not right, more then likely you would end up
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Normally for SSH login prompts and custom console software startup messages.
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Works wonderfully, especially with the updated packages and performance enhancements. If you need something from 16.04 or 14.04 there is always VMWare with the Virtualization Extensions enabled which allowed me to still use KVM and older p
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8y ago
You should talk with a lawyer to see what your legal options are.
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8y ago
It is pretty amazing how fast datacenter hardware has had to innovate to keep up with customer demands and competition. It has not even been 10 years and the speed and capacity capability growth are amazing. I would not be surprised to see
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8y ago
Since you are at work it could go south pretty quick if she does not feel the same way or even knows about you it can get very awkward and weird for both of you quick. Less career and emotional risk to search outside of work and treat ever
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Don't do it, this normally just doesn't work out very well. Unless you two are falling hard for each other every time you see each other, already hanging out after work and have each others contact info and talking regularly and
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8y ago
It is great that they are keeping it simple. Keeps the front and the backend fast.
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8y ago
At face value it is easy to ask, take your experience (if it is 10+ years in the game) and you have successfully completed many projects send them a response asking for $200,000 and it will be a done deal if they can actually pay that. If
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For those in the top of their industry for many years still pulling in millions of people every time they create something (music, movies, soundtracks, TV episodes) and have a large video, streaming, Youtube or TV presence, are pretty good
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Something that has helped me is using my own device farm for my top target devices and AWS device farm due to the large amount of supported devices: https://aws.amazon.com/device-farm/ along with using Robot Framework
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Generally in large enterprise businesses Senior engineers are normally individual contributors that can independently architect, design, secure, scale, deploy, maintain and close out individual small to medium size programs normally in the
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8y ago
Best thing to do is talk to a lawyer in trademark law that operates in your country.
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You need to factor in the following: Taxes PTO Vacation Equipment Certifications Insurance Costs of hiring people under you Mortgage/Rent Gas/Transit Costs Emergency funds Essentially as a contractor you should be making at least
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Best thing you can do is to enhance your skills in data structures and algorithms so you have a strong base in them. The interviews normally start here for most of these companies because their software deals with a large amount of data st
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Senior developers normally have about 10 years of actual work experience. This is normally a long mix of managing program deliverables, other engineers, mastery of documentation for all aspects of the program or programs and the big one is
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8y ago
It may be easier to do the state government contracts first to get used to doing them, get certified and arrange your accounting and other business practices to conform to government regulations. If you just contract in your current state
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They discontinued the xserve in 2011, was nice buying the last three of them directly from Apple.
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Best tool is the browser, just disallow cookies and JavaScript by default and enable them on what you want. You can even use addons to fine tune this. Since there is no GDPR compliant lists and no way to insure a site is 100% compliant or
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