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dylangs1030
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About dylangs1030
Security researcher residing in New York.
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Comment #8530265
You need to roughly know desktop security (especially memory corruption, C/C++ insecurities), web application security, mobile application and networking security. Those are (again…
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Comment #8485145
The repository is now down - here is a snapshot from the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20141020203759/http://warpolrele... Whether this is due to pressure or force f…
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Comment #7896292
Looks like they fixed that fast after your comment. [domain]/../../../../../../../../etc/passwd is still possible though, which then makes getwifi.io/etc/passwd. Really, they shoul…
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Comment #6744544
I couldn't do it, but Snapchat's CEO turned down a cool $3 billion. It can be done.
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Comment #6595290
It's not as much effort as it sounds. My home laptop has had Ubuntu, Mint, Mageia, Suse, Fedora, Arch, Windows 7, 8, OS X 10.7, 10.8, and just today, 10.9 on it in about a month (i…
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Comment #6567557
I think you mean this: http://www.doublerobotics.com/
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Comment #6540941
What I think you and a lot of other posters are missing is the import of her paragraph about how diversity costs; when they were a freewheeling write-the-r-own-rules startup they c…
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Comment #6538187
The two of you are doing two things at the same time. First, you're having an intellectually legitimate debate that's probably revealing some good counter points and offering valid…
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Comment #6538160
Let's keep some perspective. A second ship in one week carrying desperate, impoverished African migrants sunk of the coast of Italy yesterday. Many drowned. That is a tragedy. You …
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Comment #6538140
I emailed the author, Justine. I encourage everyone to do the same thing, with a heartfelt note about what you feel. It might make her day. I want to remind the more intellectually…
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Comment #6537627
Why, I wonder, did you choose to completely mischaracterize the content of the article? That's a little unfair. The article's title frames the story in reference to the glass ceili…
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Comment #6537246
At the risk of sounding insensitive, am I the only one who didn't find any real sexism in this article? I was expecting this "rock star" to exhibit sexism by promptly joining after…
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Comment #6530394
Something something Betteridge's Law of Headlines something something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines That said, I largely agree.
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Comment #6526564
Yeah that's the one! I probably should have just googled for it, but yep, that's it. My memory was a bit hazy.
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Comment #6526506
There's another great one from SMBC about how to tell the difference between a math enthusiast from a mathematician. I won't try to find it since I'm on mobile, but it's just as go…
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Comment #6526028
That's not an entirely fair perspective. We're not just talking about aspiring actors and models. People with legitimate business degrees are forced into (frequently unpaid) intern…
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Comment #6526018
You're completely right. My girlfriend had two unpaid internships, and will have another before she graduates college (her college mandates her last semester be entirely a document…
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Comment #6523007
Don't do it. The web is dark and full of terrors.
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Comment #6519577
Brudgers comment is at top because community thought it was worthy. Brudgers comment garnered 120 posts, meaning it sparked interest and posters contributed to that discussion. Thi…
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Comment #6517973
I grew up poor as well. Thankfully, my mother's work paid off by the time I was a teenager and we moved up to middle-class. I'm sure you're harboring legitimate resentment, but you…