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rsyntax

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    Comment #17323832

    What? Not a ounce of sympathy. What about the people they defraud and harassed on a daily basis to keep up the fraud?

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    Comment #17308013

    Just to add. Looking at the current political state surrounding the Russian collusion investigation. It's not a stretch that Trump would not use this against his political enemies …

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    Comment #17064103

    Just curious, do you still have/use a Nokia cell phone?

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    Comment #15260525

    agreed but the hack was a result of credentials being "admin/password"

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    Comment #14665380

    Yeah I dislike that mantra, but I think it was a guideline for novice. I think the phrase should be updated to "make the test fallible".

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    Comment #13465997

    IMO, they don't care enough to spot this. As long as deliverables are met, there is no incentive for them to dig around the roots. But I think once the "ponzi scheme" is exposed by…

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    Comment #13058716

    Although I'm not a fan of it. If you are doing "clever" coding. I urge fellow coders to please write some test cases for your "boring" programmers. Helps the rest of us to be broug…

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    Comment #12791848

    One leak feature from an article; not an official Apple press release. And you made that conclusion. I'm not apple fan boy. But sure, Neat?

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    Comment #12535878

    I would add to NOT practice DRY in your test cases/code. More often than not this will get you in trouble.

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    Comment #12535869

    > Repeat yourself. It's good for you, and makes you code faster. Maintainable goes out the window...

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    Comment #12535245

    jQuery still exists. IMO, the ecosystem has just moved towards rich-client front end applications. There was no good tool/framework for that and people started fulfilling that need…

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    Comment #12167429

    Very well done! kudos

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    Comment #12160372

    Yahoo Japan is a different company.

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    Comment #12052338

    agreed. Jobs' negotiation skills are "legendary" in the valley.

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    Comment #11988051

    "Custom" framework.. idiosyncratic code. Code that is probably not properly documented, not properly vetted, or maintained as technology evolves. It is not to say it can't be done …

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    Comment #11957608

    Correct me if I'm wrong. So you argument is "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes"(Who will guard the guards themselves)?

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    Comment #11898260

    IMO, Microsoft has the means and resources to sift thru linkedIn metadata to gain an hiring advantage over their competitors. In addition they could probably infer what other compa…

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    Comment #5253720

    What use case is there for "multiple Ruby versions" within the same app?