zenith2037

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by zenith2037 13y ago
True, engineers don't tend to be manipulative bastards, we just care for the end completion and reward for it.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
The difference is that this. 1 - The bank signed a copy then gave one to the customer to sign. If the customer changed the print at this point, it would no longer be valid. 2 - What this guy did, the bank gave him a copy, he modified it, th
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by zenith2037 13y ago
In my eyes, that man won and outplayed the system.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
Yes, now I can see my lovely hybrid cursive manuscript scrawl on the screen! Would be fun to use that's for sure. :D
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by zenith2037 13y ago
I always thought this tip was common sense... Although my entry to the programming world wasn't through the normal means.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
Conspiracy theories go go go!
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by zenith2037 13y ago
To become a whitehat. You have to know the trade in blackhat. Know your enemy. And that goes both ways in network security.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
There's only one true brace...
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by zenith2037 13y ago
Some captains refuse to leave their sinking ship.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
Totally a privacy concern. The opt out option should be easily accessible and not obnoxiousness hard to find.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
Here's a thought from someone who's semi bi-lingual from a very young age. (Semi because I'm not completely fluent, but proficient. Some people when speaking another language that's not native, will 'image' the english word when talking. Li
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by zenith2037 13y ago
One of the most interesting articles I've ever read. Nice research too.
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by zenith2037 13y ago
I disagree with your definition of tough love. Most people view tough love as not willing to spoil your child. Allowing them to know what consequences are for unacceptable behavior. But that doesn't automatically add "negation of all parent