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Just because something isn't surprising does not mean it isn't newsworthy.

Right. But for a dashboard (what I use it for) that will rarely be closed or refreshed, the size is unimportant.

The bigger issue is would he have been extradited to the US to face draconian charges for whistleblowing.

Perhaps they already knew about the location, but were looking for some appropriate cover to protect an asset. Further, the US military may wish to make ISIS fearful of using socia…

I'll stop my one-man boycott when they end the "love" campaign. It's quite disturbing that they're trying to substitute a cheap hamburger for love. It's a microcosm of what's wrong…

Anyone care to leave a comment as to why they're downvoting?

An deal in negotiation is not a deal.

Are all positions flexible to work remote?

Perhaps by using homomorphic encryption? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homomorphic_encryption

What did you realize?

I'd be okay if it just said "usability testing". In my company that's just a part of the testing phase. But no way I'm just going to grab someone walking down the hall. I assume pe…

And get rid of hallway usability tests.

I don't think you'd even get published for presenting any result that runs counter to the feminist orthodoxy in academia. Or that any career-minded researcher would ever take the r…

Shouldn't the market sort this out in the long run? That is, I would expect to see company buyouts and mergers that would reduce the levels of overhead and redundancy.

It's really not for everyone.

More evidence, rather

Without a doubt extreme unemployment and poverty contributes to radical and criminal behavior. But saying that patriarch dominance and lack of democratic tradition leads to terrori…

Well then you're omitting the group that transitioned from productive to dependent from old age. If the other numbers are any clue, then it is over a million.

That was the statement by the guy trying to develop and sell it.

Instead we should give them boring tedious problems in a code base with no documentation and an incomplete buggy spec, and grade their solution in a couple weeks?

I googled the location, expecting it to be in the far north of Alaska, given the description. But it's just southeast of Anchorage. Is the weather really that much worse?

Not exactly a secret

I think the point was "keeping up with the latest trends".

It runs on Windows 7.