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efriese
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Comment #15129316
We just started using Asana a couple of months ago, but we're not seeing the performance issues some other folks are mentioning. I just hit Asana full refresh and it took 2-3 secon…
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Comment #14238586
I own a coffee shop in addition to my tech work. Most people know having runway is important to any startup. If he had to declare bankruptcy 6 months after opening he wasn't set up…
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Comment #14106868
This decision is getting a lot of hate here in Alabama and I'm surprised to see some support here. The knee jerk reaction is to think this a separation issue, but its really not. S…
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Comment #11894378
Livelihood encompasses more than just financial. If it were just money most people could get by. The stress on a person and their family while job hunting, especially at the CTO le…
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Comment #11893974
If you really need the unemployment I would blow the whistle. Your livelihood is always more valuable than a reputation. I doubt your reputation will take a huge hit for reporting …
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Comment #10198800
I don't want to get into a my framework is better than your framework fight, but I disagree with people who say flask can only be used for simple applications. Just because it's a …
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Comment #10172704
If the developer writes code that handles credit card information, absolutely. Most organizations utilize third parties to handle credit card info so they don't have to be PCI comp…
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Comment #10152524
"We have people in the back room creating new profiles as we speak."
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Comment #10081234
This is an amazing story. Reminds me of my mother. I need to call her...
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Comment #10072969
There are also salts/hashes in many of these configs...not such a great place to store those =)
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Comment #10037164
Not necessarily. If you do a test with good SQL and a second test with SQL Injection and compare the responses that can show SQL Injection exists without having to change the datab…
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Comment #10035617
Yeah, I would make the SQL injection and command injections test a little less kinetic =). Using a simple SELECT test, like SELECT @@VERSION, would be a little safer... Edit: Forge…
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Comment #9935868
+1 for Python. You're probably aware of a company called Sonatype that does something like this during the dev process. Their business is growing fast. As far as I know nobody is d…
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Comment #9935808
Oh yeah I know, I think there's value in what you're trying to do. I would pay 9/m if it also covered application dependencies. I was just curious how it works. What's the time bet…
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Comment #9935724
So you're cataloging the software installed and then monitoring for CVEs?
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Comment #9902729
No, I'm fluffy.
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Comment #9882611
Awesome idea. I hope you guys get to production. It would be a fun challenge with my son to see what we can make each month.
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Comment #9471950
You have to embrace the suck. I felt the same way for a long time, but as long as you are learning on every project you'll get better. I used to be very self-conscious about my cod…
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Comment #9447046
I've worked for a major static analysis product company for 7 years and I can tell you from experience customizing rules is not a popular feature. People like the idea of writing c…
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Comment #9328649
It depends on what you want. Are you looking for experience? To pick a winning horse? The important part of any job decision is to decide on what you want. This sounds basic, but f…
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Comment #9264055
You don't have to have a job, you have to earn money. Those are two different things. Begging is a form of income. I think your view of "luxury" is somewhat different than most peo…
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Comment #9263362
No I get that, but are you really advocating giving everyone the amount that the lowest tier get today? It's like $35k per year total.
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Comment #9263316
>No, we wouldn't, because we don't do that. Yes we do. What do you consider EIC to be? >Basic income avoids this utterly. Not quite. If you give it to everyone the individual amoun…