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techjuice

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    Comment #48423878

    So here is the thing, this community by it's nature is mainly powered by people that actually understand what they are doing, enjoy actually using their brains to make things happe…

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    Comment #48417948

    Just a temp stoppage, more than likely it will come back around in some for or another.

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    Comment #48167798

    If you are in the USA, you can sue for whatever you want, but you have to be the one to prove the actual law was broken. Meta has the right to stop business with anyone they set fo…

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    Comment #45473238

    I think this is great, gives those wanting a good formal foundation a guide to getting organized and making something happen. With time this is also going to be great for the autho…

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    Comment #37496897

    Sounds like you have found some initial implementation problems that you have potential solutions for. The most important thing would be how secure is your appliance and how secure…

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    Comment #35901344

    Mistakes always cost money in terms of engineering hours spent fixing those mistakes. The feedback was poor and unacceptable from an engineering manager if the concerns are not bac…

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    Comment #34137761

    There needs to be a purpose behind the studying. Studying just to study can be done, but you will more than likely forget what you studied as it won't be applicable to anything of …

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    Comment #31788915

    Yes, it is used to power many tech companies chat and text comprehension tools and services (e.g. Alexa, Siri, Hey Google, AWS Comprehend, Google Cloud Natural Language API, Azure …

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    Comment #31139151

    From reviewing your site it appears to be an official Microsoft website as you are using their trademarked logos as your favicon, the Microsoft design style and all around the site…

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    Comment #29521263

    Nice work you have here, I will go ahead and ask for the curious ones what is your background and what would your top recommended books, videos, and additional educational resource…

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    Comment #27401345

    I recommend getting a subscription to something like oreilly.com so you can get access to official books and videos from vendors to go through the following certification material.…

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    Comment #26887795

    Best way is to apply on their website directly for a full-time position that meets your interest and skill level. They will then reach out to you if you have what they are looking …

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    Comment #24528615

    I've found learning assembly a necessary evil for certain work. I use Rust to automate lifting binaries and conduct protocol analysis to find vulnerabilities. Without knowing assem…

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    Comment #24527439

    Find one high quality resource, stick with it and finish it all the way through. I recommend starting with the developer documentation so you can understand the language before any…

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    Comment #22657149

    Anyone using secure high quality self-hosted collaboration software that supports chat, file transfers and video chat all-in-one?

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    Comment #22399648

    Having a SaaS with open source code is possible, but probably best to consult with an attorney to insure the license being used is going to match up with your business plans.

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    Comment #22284838

    Best thing you can do is keep on moving on to gain new customers. If you have something they want they will buy, move those that disappear into a contact later group and reach out …

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    Comment #21578106

    You can use the most secure methods following this guide (way overboard for unclassified information, but very useful information): https://www.cdse.edu/documents/student-guides/IF…

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    Comment #21111400

    I bought hardware back when starting out and it has been the best thing for my networking experience. I have simulators, but they just are not the same and will leave student unpre…

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    Comment #20692274

    Nice that they are doing this, but this really should be standard for the majority of electrical devices you buy similar to high end receivers, speakers, microphones, amps, etc. wi…

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    Comment #20690219

    I would prefer devices with true mechanical switches that control power, and are disconnect/cover recording capabilities to guarantee what is expected is actually happening.

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    Comment #20690110

    Currently there is no way to tell, a solution to this problem would be by default the camera is physically covered and the microphone is physically disconnected by default. In orde…

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    Comment #19836554

    The doors are always open for great talent, modern skills in demand and professional experienced engineers. If you want to go on your own path that is fine and normally the best pa…

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    Comment #19719056

    W-2 would be $150,000/year, if you are living in a popular metro area and you are a senior engineer you should look to increase the salary, insure you are also getting RSUs, signin…

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    Comment #19059776

    A degree is not a requirement to become a professional developer, experience is. The best engineers I have ran into have been self-taught, for those that had a degree it was normal…