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by woan 16y ago
Excellent article! Reminds me of the adage "Success is a poor teacher" as a reminder that those that are always successful have little motivation to figure out the reasons for their success.
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by woan 16y ago
I doubt Lieberman knows anything about DNS and don't see how any of this is related beyond WikiLeaks being involved in both. everydns.net revoked the entry because DDoS attacks were affecting their other customers.
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by woan 16y ago
If that is a really good engineer, that has been the going rate for a while in some markets like Seattle at a middle aged startup where there is less ownership. Even not so great senior engineers at the safer companies are at the $120K rang
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Engineering Team Culture - Embracing Diversity(facebook.com)
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Chad Fowler on Ruby(pragprog.com)
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Smartphone app monitors your every move(newscientist.com)
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Spaf on Security Education in 2011(govinfosecurity.com)
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by woan 16y ago
Elite status customers can cancel and change travel plans at will on many airlines without penalty, not too mention auto First class upgrades, no baggage fees, priority boarding, special security line access, etc... A number of folks do mil
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by woan 16y ago
The South American airlines have even worse service than the US discounters. I was on both LAN Chile and Star Peru earlier this year in Peru... Mysterious delays abound with virtually no information...
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How To Communicate Better At Work(forbes.com)
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by woan 16y ago
The super great service airlines all seem to have much higher average ticket prices (not saying they aren't worth it) and maybe even less labor restrictions...
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by woan 16y ago
It's awesome seeing Rob Kolstad as the US coach. Some of remember him sponsoring the Junior Programming League for high school Plato accounts at the University of IL in the early mid-80s.
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Inside the labs at Microsoft, HP and IBM - Computerworld(computerworld.com)
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Researchers Link Most Spam To Only 50 ISPs -- Spam -- InformationWeek(informationweek.com)
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Windows Phone 7 unlocker released(chevronwp7.com)
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The Pragmatic Bookshelf 40% Black Friday Sale(pragprog.com)
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Google VP: Chrome OS Coming To Tablets & TVs; Windows And Sys Admins Going Down(techcrunch.com)
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Use of the Internet in higher-income households(pewinternet.org)
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What Has Riled 96 Prominent Internet Engineers and 49 Law Professors?(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Random Hacks of Kindness - Hack for Humanity 12/4(rhok.org)
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Is Groupon Good for a Small Business? Do the Math(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Netflix's Advice on Moving to Amazon Web Services(readwriteweb.com)
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by woan 16y ago
Anyone have a happy story of GAE availability in particular? I am not so bothered and actually appreciate the programming model. Actually reading the story, seems like some of their architectural patterns may have run contrary to asynchrono
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by woan 16y ago
Facebook does use SSL for login.
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Survey of women, men in IT shows differing views | Business Tech - CNET News(news.cnet.com)
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Tips for Speedy JavaScript from the Google Instant Previews Team(readwriteweb.com)
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by woan 16y ago
rookie mistake, better security if they isolate their networks too...
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by woan 16y ago
I also don't think there is a bubble. The company acquisitions for talent alone have been reasonable as far as I can tell. In the IT services industry this is long standing practice for talent acquisition. There is always a shortage for gre
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by woan 16y ago
I have a good record on recommendation letters for grad school candidates always centered on stories of how a candidate has an insatiable thirst for the truth and challenges the status quo to satisfy it. I also make it a point on how this i
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One on One: Vivek Kundra, U.S. Chief Information officer(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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