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kylel
7y ago
This was a while ago, but I think in its early days Tinder was just an app on Facebook where you would “like” people on your friends list. If they “liked” you back the app would indicate a match. I always thought this was a really cool feat
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kylel
7y ago
Do you know of any companies that nowadays with that type of culture?
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kylel
7y ago
Re: DJing- I recently got into this. Do you DJ private/house parties or at nightclubs? From the forums I’ve read, people say it takes a lot of networking to get a gig/slot at a nightclub. I guess you make friends along the way too
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kylel
7y ago
In the Marriot hack post-mortem, they shared that one of the tools they used (which successfully identified the attack) was IBM Guardium. > Accenture told Marriott's IT staff that one of their security products, a database monitorin
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kylel
8y ago
See the wiki page for the FISA court [0] I haven’t read anything that says people/companies must lie, but I have read that they cannot divulge information due to gag orders. (See the court case Microsoft vs US Government [1] ) [0] htt
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kylel
8y ago
What kind of previous experience is needed for that job? Do you need to be a specialist crypto developer?
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kylel
8y ago
Beej’s guides are great! He does a fantastic job of describing concepts and showing implementations. I also recommend his networking guide: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/single/bgnet.html
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kylel
8y ago
I think with Slack, the computational workload is just network I/O and rendering text and images. With VS Code, in addition to rendering text, there is code linting and compilation, which is more intensive.
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kylel
8y ago
In 2015, Lenovo (who currently owns the Thinkpad brand) got caught installing adware and certificates into the Windows root certificate store. This is known as Superfish: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfish
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kylel
8y ago
This is what Do Not Track was supposed to be. Unfortunately it never got much momentum. Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. ignore the DNT header.