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cmaggiulli

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About cmaggiulli

Software engineer and product manager from the Albany and Greater NYC area. Currently working for Columbia University

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    Oh shit I've been drinking powdered milk from 1952 Korean war rations basically every day.

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    Comment #40411912

    Are you saying that is the to string value of a URL object instantiated with the url of a page containing just an image tag, or are you saying it’s the value when you instantiate a…

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    Comment #40109554

    That was an absolutely ridiculous article

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    Comment #39415466

    There is nothing in the definition of addiction that requires the desire to quit

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    Comment #39337531

    I think there’s at least something true hidden in the post you’re responding to. While I don’t necessarily think it’s a strong enough point to base salary decisions on, nor do I th…

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    Comment #39329722

    My answer is guesswork but… The NSAs work is likely focused around parsing large amounts of data, building exploits for various technologies, things related to access and identity,…

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    Comment #39329663

    The unique selling point of Java for the NSA or are you asking why it’s generally so prevalent ?

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    Comment #39329581

    My 0.02 but the airspace above the park is not the park or else you could take that to a logical extreme. A park is the land/waterways within a geographical bounds with a specific …

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    Comment #39329561

    I would argue that “no shirt, no shoes, no service” is not rule but rather a concise and simplistic phrase that communicates the spirit of the rule to a broad audience. The rule is…

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    Comment #39329491

    The vehicle in the park game seemed very obvious to me with a 100% result. I’m having a hard time imagining what others could have disagreed with. A vehicle is loosely defined as a…

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    Comment #38886735

    My title is director of product development. I manage a team of roughly 30 people with 1 layer of management between most ICs. While it’s not evenly distributed, over the course of…

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    Comment #29429316

    If you refuse to give blood or breath sample you automatically lose license. Also there are presumptions of intoxication after your first impaired driving conviction in NYS ( it’s …

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    Comment #29429209

    I have so many important accounts attached to my gmail so I created a bunch of backup codes and hide them in various places

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    Comment #29403147

    So can you dial out on the toy? Or can you only dial out on the mobile device that the toy phone connects to?

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    Comment #29395367

    My father has been saying this for years. I find Google to be useful by using search operators. I know for a fact that the YouTube recommendations algorithm is “worse” than before.…

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    Comment #29370416

    Starting Strength by Mark R

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    Comment #29364197

    Does WebRTC show in the network console?

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    Comment #29341402

    If he received a new job title and a salary increase it’s a promotion

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    Comment #29336939

    I would probably be ok with a few $470 cakes here and there… if I was in the position to have a PA that is

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    Comment #29331463

    I’m willing to be swayed on this issue but to me the word “consent” implies permission, and the word permission implies some type of authority. In the case of photography in public…

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    Comment #29323778

    I’ve seen ads on Facebook for Etizolam ( and other thienodiazepines which are nearly identical in effect to Xanax ) as well as ads for products that contain 4-fluoromethamphetamine…

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    Comment #29313797

    Yea but they’re being used as authentication mechanisms….

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    Comment #29308927

    Fingerprints are usernames, not passwords

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    Comment #29300209

    As a backend developer - I literally still use   when I’m forced to touch something on the front end