Shanea93

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by Shanea93 9y ago
Why does DDG only seem to search videos via Youtube, even with Safe Search set to off? I live in the UK and with our internet laws here becoming more and more strict over the last few (and coming) years, I wanted an alternative to Google or
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by Shanea93 9y ago
Anecdotally, I'm in the process of being sexually harassed by a director at the company I work for and choosing not reporting it. I plan to leave in a couple of months, my startup is in the final stages of closing a seed round - gettin
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by Shanea93 9y ago
Adding to the UK perspective, the following companies all do it as well and are representative of both older and younger shoppers: * Boohoo * Pretty Little Thing * Missguided * Marks & Spencers (non-food) * House of Fraser (under 20Kg)
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by Shanea93 9y ago
This article is so unusually biased that it's twisting the truth to the point of presenting a false story. The persisting idea that this was to protect children is such a lie, this was absolutely to protect Youtube from the backlash th
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by Shanea93 9y ago
HSTS is currently used by 2.8% of all websites, up from 1.2% this time last year. [1] If people are using Qualys SSL Labs tool to check their "grade", they won't be awarded an A+ grade unless their HSTS max-age is at least 6
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by Shanea93 9y ago
Your pricing is very reasonable and I've just placed your website at the top of my to-do list tomorrow morning, thanks for posting.
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by Shanea93 9y ago
Absolutely, I totally get that, it's worth mentioning that we take our TLS implementation seriously (HSTS, no TLS1.0, etc) and score an A+ on SSLLabs test: http://i.imgur.com/QbH4YZS.png The green bar with our company
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by Shanea93 9y ago
We renewed recently, through our hosting provider who have Symantec in their certificate chain.
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by Shanea93 9y ago
Perhaps it's neat for you, I just found out that our newly issued EV certificate status is being revoked in the next build of Chrome, so our expensive EV certificates may as well be $5 StartSSL certificates. I imagine that there will b
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by Shanea93 9y ago
I copied the content here for anyone in a similar situation to the parent commenter: https://justpaste.it/14pz7 The HTML hidden in that mountain of div tags is remarkably well formed for the standard I see around on the &qu
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by Shanea93 10y ago
This is great, really simple and easy to follow examples. Would you be able to add some other examples such as interfacing with a database or making remote network requests over http?
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by Shanea93 10y ago
As a European, I think of Europe as being similar to the United States: Each country is it's own state and part of a whole. In my opinion, saying that if Germany were standalone they would have a stronger currency is the same as saying
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I've found that there are very few "remote-working" companies in the United States who consider applicants from outside of the US - most of them have an "must be eligible to work in the US" disclaimer.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Some of the highest salaries in London for software engineers are for senior developers at Ecommerce companies built on Magento or building Wordpress websites for agencies. The idea that PHP developers don't get paid much is erroneous,
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by Shanea93 10y ago
There are only 70 start-up incubator visas available, so I assume competition is exceptionally fierce. This aside, for the engineer visas, it requires getting a job offer from one of the "100+ leading French Start-Ups", which mean
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by Shanea93 10y ago
In my opinion, all bugs are worth fixing, else you risk lazy or junior members of your team taking liberties with the severity of the bugs which don't need fixing. I would go so far as to say that your first and second paragraphs are a
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I agree and there are two sides to this coin: The people who don't realise that they are reviewing a product of someone's work and not the person, and the people who don't realise that the people reviewing them are reviewing
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Women in _tech_ being 50% of all hired applicants (assuming equality of ability on average) is not the same as women at _Palantir_ being 50% of all hired applicants. The same goes for Asians. If 85% of people applying to Palantir are Asian
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Because then the crawler would be making the assumption that the main page with the JS loader on it would never change. If it never loads that page and always assumes it should be requesting the XMLhttpRequest endpoints, then changes to the
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Of course it is, they're just trying to hawk their product, there's valuable SEO "juice" to be had by linking their site to the keywords "Teamviewer Alternative". I don't normally mind people advertising t
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by Shanea93 10y ago
That's just another form of age discrimination and is just as bad as the people who refuse to hire old people.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Some people prefer not to write raw SQL, opting instead to use predictable interfaces or abstractions. Personally, I prefer to write SQL in my models as it just _makes sense_ to me, but I understand why some don't.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
It appears that this happened a few days ago, but they only just sent me an email today informing me so I assume a few other people don't know as well. Probably not a bad shout to let your loved ones know that they should change their
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KFC reports user credential breaches as result of website "targeting"(i.imgur.com)
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by Shanea93 10y ago
Sorry, would you mind explaining why you consider it worse for women to "waste five or ten years of their lives"?
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by Shanea93 10y ago
If it's truly unlimited, you just need really good food for one person.
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I don't know, with unlimited Uber rides I could start a long distance delivery company: Want to take a taxi from Manchester to London because you hate the train or want to arrive overnight? Fantastic, that'll be £50, even cheaper
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by Shanea93 10y ago
It's a pretty good analogy for the United Kingdom, at least, with the recently passed Snoopers Charter which gives unlimited access to a large number of government agency to the browsing information for all citizens, with the exception
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by Shanea93 10y ago
I found it interesting to swap some of the words around to draw a corollary against governments spying on their own citizens: Honestly, I don't think it really matters if your citizens are OK with it or not. They are still citizens and
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by Shanea93 10y ago
> but needing to swipe in to enter a store is, I think, a very significant change to how we think of stores as public places. CostCo rule #6: Your membership card must be shown on entering the warehouse and at the tills. I don't thi

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