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radioactive21
15y ago
"What I want from the CISSP or any certification program is that it be hard to pass." On exam difficulty, try CCIE certification. There are two parts, the written ($350 per an attempt) and then the lab part which cost $1500 per an attempt.
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radioactive21
15y ago
Love him or hate him, I think it's great when someone makes a mistake, owns up to it publicly. Even allow others to contact them directly and list all levels of accountability even to the top. I have heard of Scoble but never follow him.I h
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radioactive21
15y ago
Not a surprise at all. I have read many stories like this and the problem is that many of them come from poverty. They get money and they feel very guilty, so they give money to any friends or family that asks. This is why many have such hu
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radioactive21
15y ago
Google can fail at Google+ because this is not their main product. Look at Buzz and Wave, they both failed spectacularly, and Google moved on to the next thing. Like wise you can write a whole article about how Google standing by and doing
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radioactive21
15y ago
Pretty much HN reminds me of Reddit before Digg imploded.
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radioactive21
15y ago
Everyone is different. Take the advice just as things to think about. I know people who have been through hardship and they actually tell people to hang around, to just talk, say anything. They prefer people say something to not saying anyt
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radioactive21
15y ago
Yea. You can't completely avoid it but I try to minimize it as much as I can. I have separate emails for a ton of things. I create fake personas for anything I think that does not need to know my true identity. I do not fill out profiles of
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radioactive21
15y ago
Here's more of it. "But Google was riding so high that it essentially refused to negotiate, offering no concessions to Nokia despite its global presence. Elop later told the Salo employees that Google "acted like they'd already won. Apple a
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radioactive21
15y ago
"Review the security features offered by the Chrome browser. If you don’t already use Chrome, consider switching your browser to Chrome." Nice subtle suggestion.
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radioactive21
15y ago
Was not able to find any sources worth reading but I am interested to know the comparison between American Universities, and free universities in Europe. It would be interesting to see how each system works for students during, and after co
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radioactive21
15y ago
I still dont get how you concluded that Newegg stores password in plain text. All you did was talk to a Newegg rep, you said he mis understood you and email you your Newegg password. What evidence do you have and in what logical reasoning d
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radioactive21
15y ago
A lot of schools including my alma mater has this free for students/staff. They also allow alumni if you bought the lifetime alumni pack when you graduated which was $300 and included a bunch of other university services. I have use the saf
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radioactive21
15y ago
A better intelligent article would have address the total cost of ownership and efficiency of the product over its lifetime. In that sense, buying better quality products which might be more expensive at first is a better deal. In this way
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15y ago
Agree. I was using like as in "like totally," I realized it after I posted it but didnt have time to go back and correct it.
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radioactive21
15y ago
Exactly what I was going to say. US and many Western countries are idea machines, but they are all built in Asia. As someone said, Japan takes something and makes it better, China takes something and makes it cheaper.
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radioactive21
15y ago
I really love articles like this from companies summarizing a failure or disruption of service. It's like a lessons learn. I hope more companies do this.
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radioactive21
15y ago
It's just odd watching large sites repeat the same mistakes. First digg, and now the entire Gawker sites. It's as if they paid no attention to how badly a major change can have on their viewer base from past experiences. Seriously, if you a
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15y ago
I wouldn't go into a panic, as if EVERYONE is using tumblr and doing this. It's just like those spam emails, where its a forward of a forward. Relax, like all trends it'll run it's course and the next hip thing will happen. I don't see any
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15y ago
The FBI mostly has been watching, but not directly involved because so far, for what they've done it's not worth the resources and money to go after. The FBI could go after anonymous but the cost and time would be so high eventually you're
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15y ago
I am for trying to poke at someone, but to me the line is drawn at family and kids. Anonymous themselves might not do it, but lets say they make information about the kids public and some weird psycho uses that in a bad way. Just takes one
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15y ago
I think it would be more accurate to say "Western life style" is making the world sick. Meaning work all the time, mostly sitting down, and have no time to exercise or prepare a healthy meal. This leads to eating fast food and high preserva
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16y ago
Looks good, but I'll wait for more refinement of the courses and website. One thing others have mention and I hope gets attention, is more details are need for each class. Right now it's like looking at a book with just the title and back c
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16y ago
Sensationalist title, but I guess it might have been used to prove a point??? I agree with TorrentFreak and say that Moses Avalon went a bit too far. I kinda see where Avalon is coming from, meaning things are going to shits, but the entire
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16y ago
This is kinda funny, but I actually love this idea and have asked out loud why someone hasnt done this. BUT only if it's what I think it should be. The one area that I have most trouble with isn't types of clothes it's the color coordinatio
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16y ago
It's about managing expectations. Go about emails with the mind set of training people around you to work with your expectations. Important emails get answered quickly, while every non-issue is trashed. Over time this has worked out great f
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16y ago
He's trying to give a point of view in the mind of a visionary. I completely agree with the tone, and the idea behind what he's trying to imply. How many times have I worked on a project and people constantly come in with personal excuses.
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radioactive21
16y ago
Interesting piece, but overall, I want to see hard data about family make up. Ideally you would have surveys and learn more about the couple's state of minds before, during (pregnancy stage) and after having a kid. Just from my observation,
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16y ago
I am pretty sure Porn as an advantage in one aspect. People went out of their way to seek it. In a aroused state, it wouldn't matter what you're watching, it could be someone just running a hand over their other hand and you'll get viewers,
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16y ago
Having no idea about what they just learn in CS. I've ran into CS majors who barely graduated and pretty much know nothing. Then there are those who did really well, but all they can do is program in the language they were taught. They stru
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16y ago
Any good alternatives? I am nterested in cloud storage for backup.
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