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Comment #10951736
It does actually matter because you're paying for the clicks. I, for one, sure as hell don't want to be paying for bullshit clicks even if I still make a profit.
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Comment #9871235
Haha, cynical but true. Reminds me of this: http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/Free-State-govt-We-pa... (R40m is ~$3,211,291)
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Comment #9870957
I'm in the wrong job... :p
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Comment #9870673
>:(
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Comment #9870390
Well, to clarify (seeing how I can't edit my post) - if I was in OP's position that's what my concern would be. As I live in the UK I'd have to be careful about hosting things like…
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Comment #9870360
yeah, it gets frustrating when you're bombarded with calls by them as well as those PPI/whatever robocalls. I've cancelled my donations to several charities because of their harass…
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Comment #9869363
Images of BDSM is illegal in some countries, like the UK, IIRC.
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Comment #9810363
Colour me shocked as well...
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Comment #9759981
Hah, #1, #4, and #5 happened at my very first job. I was young and naive.
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Comment #9730384
Yeah, it does sound weird but it does happen in the UK :)
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Comment #9684885
>But once "thank you" is said, most people awkwardly respond with "ah", because there's no phrase in the language for "you're welcome". In London I've noticed that instead of sayin…
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Comment #9629532
Mysterious Cities of Gold? Damn, twp, you just hit me hard in the nostalgia :)
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Comment #9604388
Happened to me a few years back but I caught it early on and quit before it became really fucking bad. Still, it's not a 'pit' I'd like to fall into again.
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Comment #9588798
http://www.jobsite.co.uk/ Are you focusing on dev or ops? Don't really know how in-demand devs are right now but sysadmin/devops guys (esp with cloud and automation experience) are…
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Comment #9588756
For me it's http://www.jobsite.co.uk . The contracts are onsite, normally 3-6 months, sometimes rolling. Devs are popular with digital media agencies because the projects are short…
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Comment #9569398
What city are you in? It really depends on your location. For example, I'm in London and when I started contracting I simply uploaded my CV to a job site and my phone exploded with…
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Comment #9498900
It is a direct rival to Splunk :) They do very similar things however IMHO Splunk is the better solution right now. There are LaaS companies that use ELK if you need a cloud soluti…
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Comment #9498447
ELK stack - Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana. The whole stack is opensource :)
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Comment #9310136
I really hope not, it's a pair of headphones. It's not like you're plugging in a new type of RAM.
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Comment #9309355
Many people did leave the country - there was a large diaspora in the 2000s to Canada, NZ, Australia, and the UK. Many others wanted to but couldn't because they couldn't get visas…
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Comment #9309335
Okay, here's the deal. Overall SA has a really big crime problem but it's not a complete warzone. It is heavily dependant on where you live. For example, Cape Town is statistically…
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Comment #9050909
Skype? :p
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Comment #9050907
>Filling in forms to tick boxes so that everyone can go home happy pretending there's security going on, when really their network is a leaky sieve. I saw a DefCon video where the …
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Comment #9050795
Huh?