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Comment #5909168
Indeed, there is progress for whoever finds these vulnerabilities. And I'm sure they wouldn't mind doubling their salary.
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Comment #5907487
You just ruined my hopes of making an annual salary in an evening. > The work required to build reliable exploits against hardened Windows can take months.
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Comment #5907424
$150k
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Comment #5907420
$150 for mitigation bypass and a defensive solution? That's one way to make an annual salary.
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Comment #5877998
Thanks for quantifying it, that will be useful.
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Comment #5877995
Open-sourcing it would be a good idea, as other developers could potentially fix it for you.
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Comment #5877988
Congrats, that's amazing!
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Comment #5877987
That makes sense. Thank you.
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Comment #5859415
+1 on stock Android 4.2 looking great and being very usable. +1 on iOS7 and stock Android 4.2 looking way too similar.
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Comment #5839699
It'd work best if I fork it and and it myself. Less work for you, more customization for me. :)
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Comment #5837333
It would be perfect if I could add one-time expense/income.
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Ask HN: Do you build tools whose end user is just you?
Is it worth spending a considerable amount of time implementing a tool that meets the very specific requirements that you need, but which, as a result, may leave you as the single …
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Comment #5833992
Thanks for all the suggestions. To be more specific, my situation is that I'll be making $x this summer, in addition to making $y/month and spending $z/month. I need to visualize t…
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Ask HN: What money management tool do you use?
And what are its advantages and disadvantages? I am looking for a tool that keep things simple, while doing what it does best.
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Comment #5808908
Learning front-end coding can not only increase your chances of getting hired, but it can also broaden your perspective of web design.
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Comment #5807532
Can you code in HTML/CSS/JavaScript? Or do you only design mockups?
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Comment #5730504
I got the Fitbit One. You have to manually tell it you're about to sleep and you just woke up, then it tells you how long you stayed in bed, how many times you woke up, and how muc…
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Comment #5730304
I have the exact same config, without urxvt. Awesome is great. Really lightweight and fast, like Arch, actually.
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Comment #5730299
I have the exact same config, without urxvt. Awesome is great. Really lightweight and fast, like Arch, actually.
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Comment #5729382
"I wasn't sure if that meant starting a company of if that meant working for a company that makes cool stuff," so I did both and started a company that makes cool stuff. Nbd, guys.…
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