vaxin

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   by vaxin 8y ago

   Uoou... now this is really cool, this guy is incredible :)
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   Just duckduckgo it.
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   You forgot one more thing, google is loosing enginers due to it creepy nature. I was invited to interviews on multiple occasions but they are one of the last companies I would work for. I don't care about money, wherever I was working,
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   Yep, I don't believe any industry/science deteriorated during years of "usage" as much as IT did, software development came to the point where I am ashamed to say to the people I am a developer. Not becoase of my knowlid
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   Ths situation is quite simple, today developers have no clue how data structures work in memory and this is a typical case of it. Any C developer has knowlidge about this, but if you are floating in space and can see actual memory just as a
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   Google is next. We really need a whistleblower there... Maybe we could start a crowdfounded project to award anyone for revealing provable information about google breaches of privacy. http://trutheum.com/ I just don't
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   by vaxin 8y ago

   I agree, I would even say that it is a paid article by Facebook to calm down the situation. The point is not that CA got access to our data, CA is just a use case here: point is that Facebook has all those data and can pull the CA stunt at