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Ask HN - where to learn about securing data, both cloud and personal computers?
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13y ago
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13y ago
I agree. I'm also in the short category, so I understand your pain. I don't know about his confidence, but he's got really good looks. He doesn't have much acting talent (in my opinion), still he is so successful in his field. I suppos
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13y ago
Tom Cruise is 5ft 7in
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13y ago
I'm reading this one, and it is pretty good (It is just a month old, I think) http://www.amazon.com/Give-Take-Revolutionary-Approach-Succe...
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Ask HN - HN like sites, for creatives?
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13y ago
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13y ago
Question: did you volunteer alone? Did you code/write etc, that requires mostly working by yourself? I think it depends on the type of volunteering work. If you are going to teach, or work in a garden with others - then you have much highe
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13y ago
wow, this is very interesting. It would be awesome if they can give away the data that powers the app. Others can build their own apps
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13y ago
looks nice. Minor thing - On the big image, the user wouldn't know to mouseover on the tooltip. I accidentally found out - if I hover on the tooltip, it expands. May be you could put the expanded version by default?
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13y ago
I'm not dismissing other people. I'm simply trying to say that talking to other people, just for the "sake of talking" doesn't help much. 10 minutes with people who we love and care about (and vice versa) is not the same as 10 minutes wit
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13y ago
This will only help so much - it'll soon become a chore/annoyance, as it would become more of "checking the box" than actually "connecting with people". This is a problem that can't solved by tech, mobile app etc (tech can only help a bit).
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13y ago
I didn't like the swearing, but for different reasons - it was just annoying/tiring to read "fucking" (or some variation) every fourth or fifth word. This is similar to some people finishing every sentence with "you know". Just a nitpick,
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13y ago
They're probably using the IP. What is worse is that 1. There is no way to actually delete the data. From what I can see, they only disable the account if you ask them to delete. 2. Even if you didn't give any of your data to FB, your frie
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13y ago
woah, you got paid for it, that is awesome. When I started my career, I had to work two weeks for free to prove I'm worth hiring :(
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13y ago
If it has been decided that their friend is going to be hired anyway, then why have interviews at all? Just hire the said friend, no?
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13y ago
I wonder if people (like that webmaster of liarsandcheaters etc) would sympathize more if the genders were reversed. Also, it is sad that Google wouldn't remove these pages from their index, even after a court order. They spend so much tim
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13y ago
This is unbelievable - what the hell does she gain by this? She not only ruined his life, but hers too. Now her pic is online, complete with what she did. She is on the run from Malaysian authorities. All of this, for what? This is beyo
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14y ago
This kinda sounds like phone and cable companies - sure, there are a bunch of them around, but nearly all of them suck.
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14y ago
People aren't happy, even in places with relatively less politics, favoritism etc - probably because we are trying to optimize for efficiency in everything we do (and maximize short term profits). If we optimized for happiness instead (whe
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14y ago
looks neat. is it doing well?
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14y ago
If the ad is on a separate page (both sides) we can tear it off. If it is part of a page, then :( Internet has trained people not to pay for things, for more than a decade. Most people wouldn't think twice about dropping 5$ on a single cu
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14y ago
I bought a book from Amazon couple of months ago - The envelope had an ad for a movie (forgot which one). For a second I thought, it was the DVD for the movie - but no, it was my order alright, except it had an ad for the movie, right on t
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Ask HN - what skillset pays the most in tech?
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14y ago
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14y ago
How easy is the immigration process?
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how effective will it be? It is 5 years old
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14y ago
I recently had the opportunity to talk to a few ex-prisoners about basics of websites, digital marketing etc (they are starting businesses). While their digital knowledge is not much, their street smartness and "real" world knowledge is un
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14y ago
May be it was because you were tracking too many things? I think it is like tweeting/taking photos etc - done sparingly, it might be really useful (especially when tracking only important things), doing it too much might feel like a chore.
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14y ago
Yes, ultimately each is responsible to himself/herself. But it doesn't help if someone higher up is taking advantage of such people, knowingly . It is nearly the same as taking advantage of people with low self esteem etc. The managers
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14y ago
Is this not common in other industries too? Not just software? The frustration level is probably higher in creative/logical work (software, advertising etc) but I'd guess the situation is probably worse in other industries. Is there any sol
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14y ago
woah - that post is worth reading. Thank you for linking to it.
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14y ago
<questions> genuine/serious questions: would you be okay with quotas in sports? music? movies? something like "30% of olympic 100m finalists should be allocated to minorities" etc? I've seen students with laughable grades (no, I am
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