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HRoark
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Comment #4308482
Compounding inflation over 30 years is much greater than the cost saving measures implemented by the consumer goods companies (supply chain optimization, improvement of packaging t…
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Comment #4307568
Interesting, this is psychological misinterpretation. People have a tendency to think that price = quality. There was similar scenario presented in the book Influence: The Psycholo…
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Comment #4307551
True. To clarify, I don't think it's safe to completely write off the fact that they could be doing something illegal (I'm not saying they are, but see this book of their alleged i…
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Comment #4307472
Thanks for the great insight. The consumer product industry only has a few players (P&G, Unilever, Kimberly-Clark, Johnson & Johnson) which essentially gives them leverage to contr…
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Comment #4307430
Yeah, it's the norm for most tech companies to have high P/Es. It doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad investment.
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Comment #2666647
Unecessary...
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Comment #2666646
People don't start worrying until something actually happens. The general public is deluded when it comes to internet security, and Lulzsec exposed the internet's vulnerability. Ye…
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Comment #2666610
It's pretty embarrassing that none of these big corporations (PBS, Sony) can't even take some time to test for security flaws considering that SQL injection like you mentioned is e…
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Comment #2659828
I read for most of their hacks they used SQL injection. Any know how that works exactly?
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Comment #2659794
I empathize with you. It took my team hours just to figure out a name for our company. In fact, I think naming is one of the most challenging parts for startups.
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Comment #2659783
The "Don't use IDs in selectors" was really random.