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san86
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Comment #9101920
This is good news indeed. I moved back to India 1.5 years ago because my wife could not work there. Not sad I moved back, but yes, a lot of people would be really really happy toda…
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Comment #8421159
NDTV did. Not too much details though.. http://gadgets.ndtv.com/internet/news/yahoo-confirms-bangalo...
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Comment #7829736
why not just overload the + operator in C++?
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Comment #7286434
IMO Hashing on the client side is a terrible idea. There is now no way for the application to check the complexity of the password on the server side. Relying on client side contro…
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Comment #6848479
"it's not terribly different from a random attack in the street or a shopping mall" You are right. However, the one difference is the reaction to an attack. It is fairly straightfo…
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Comment #6762546
"This Google ad has moved people to tears across India and Pakistan" Probably not all across India. I am from the south and neither me nor my ancestors have any personal experience…
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Comment #6762069
I did not see Elon complaining when a car launch got so much attention from the press. This just seems to be the other side of the same coin. This happens to every runaway success.…
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Comment #6720149
I kinda like what my employer does. There is a 1-5 ranking, but the distribution/buckets for bonus is determined after the reviews are complete. Of course, the concern here is that…
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Comment #6606195
A good point to note is that none of the major reports on snowden leaks came from tech journalists. The best op-eds and reporting came from the Guardian, WaPo and other main stream…
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Comment #6523847
I used to reddit a lot before I got hooked on to YC (usually the tech subreddit). I love the format but try to stay away from cat pictures.
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Comment #6470241
I am not a programmer any more but working in the industry (InfoSec).. I remember a really smart guy who worked with us said he would be happy with 8-10 weeks of really exciting wo…
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Comment #6431736
it's times like these where I wish they still had the "Beta" in their logo.. turns out "timer for 23 hours 99 minutes" breaks it too :P more testing google.. more testing
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Comment #6431597
I think the "tailoring to me" problem can be solved by logging out of google and doing the search (or search in incognito mode if you are a chrome user). However, I wish there was …
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Comment #6431157
The problem is not so much what CCC has done, but CCC has started. In the days/month ahead.. there is now a possibility of building a more practical attack. Remember the firefox pl…
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Comment #6354126
If I am not mistaken, the drink was "Crush".
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Comment #6175156
The contracting culture is indeed awful. It gives companies a way to fire workers without making the headlines. Also let's them not dirty their hands with benifits. But it's unfair…
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Comment #6146704
you are probably talking about this: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870347870457461...
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Comment #6053562
yeah.. but I'd expect a publication of such reputation to dig deeper than that. The ideas mentioned don't even scratch the surface. Hence the reference to "4 year olds".
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Comment #6053044
awesome stuff NY TImes. You just wrote an article about something every 4 year old in India (and every other tropical country) is well aware of
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Comment #5699551
My beef is with the lack of details FWD.us provided. If you want to look at how to grow a grassroot movement, look at Ron Paul. I certainly don't agree with Paul's policies, but he…
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Comment #5158732
This could work if security questions (not the best form of security by itself) are asked if the request comes from a "not previously used" computer. So that way, if the phishing s…
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Comment #4693101
When apple does something new it's a "breakthrough" and "innovation". When Microsoft does it's "confusing". Surely the launch(es) are more complicated than most MS launches, but th…