teeceetime2

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by teeceetime2 4y ago
Think more along the lines of "bad guys" vs "good guys" rather than corporate competition. Perfectly harmless systems are built everyday. But, the consumers of those systems may not always be harmless. Understanding - an
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
I became overwhelmed with osrs flashbacks after reading this
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
I'm way less upset by this than a large number of people in that twitter brawl. I can agree that this probably isn't the best way to go about things, but in the end, all I see is a CEO taking a firm stance of confidence behind his
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
Hardware Reverse Engineer here. Would love to see some more tests geared towards my field. (Either reverse or hardware engineering)
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
went out of my way to leave lurk mode and log in just so I could say "100% same experience for me"
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
If the task at hand were considered to be bowling pins at the end of a lane, and the ball rolling down the lane is me working towards completing that task, music is the lane bumpers that keep me focused and working towards the objective. Ot
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
Want to add - the T1 helpdesk guy who has the ticket to install some rando software on some rando employee's computer is not going to know why. If you do intend to go this route, ask a decision maker, not the messenger (installer).
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by teeceetime2 4y ago
Serious question - Isn't the company opening themselves up to more litigation by ghosting? For instance, doesn't a hiring company have to have a legitimate reason for not hiring someone, otherwise they're opening themselves u
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by teeceetime2 5y ago
I'd be more inclined to give it a try if there were videos demonstrating it being used. Either on the project's website or YouTube. Otherwise, this looks like a great idea + project
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by teeceetime2 5y ago
Seems very useful. However, I am not a fan of a subscription-based model for this sort of thing. I would hands down sign up if it was a one-time transaction. If that were the case I would also likely be a repeat customer every year.
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by teeceetime2 5y ago
An "Intro to Logic" (Pseudocode) class was required at my university before you could move on to any of the actual programming courses. It was a glorified linear programming course - think BASIC or BATCH with a bunch of jumps and
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by teeceetime2 5y ago
Perhaps this is only creepy for people who live in close proximity to those who implement these. I'd be lying if I said I would be perfectly okay with a next door neighbor deploying this. However, I image this being very useful & r
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by teeceetime2 5y ago
I can't say I have any advice to offer you, but what I can tell you is that I am in the exact same situation and you're not alone in feeling this way. Thanks for asking this here