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Comment #7416586
I came to the same realization recently. I have a lot of flexibility at work to work on personal projects that relate to my job. Unfortunately work doesn't provide some of the infr…
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Comment #7416540
I don't think they are really outside the norm for corporate life. If people were productive at work, we'd need less web proxies to handle the load.
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Comment #7224678
I don't think that is an over estimation of the impact of universities. First, are the majority of university educated programmers really learning from CS professors? I'd venture t…
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Comment #7224671
No one can (or should) write totally secure code. But there are a lot of simple mistakes leading to XSS and SQLi that can easily be avoided by having some standards.
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Comment #7193290
cheap VPS boxes from lowendbox.com work well for this purpose. we also had problems just processing the queue on busy days.
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Comment #7193274
speaking from experience ( https://github.com/bryanbrannigan/pastebin-parser ) if you are just grabbing the pastes from the "latest" box you are missing a lot. To grab everything w…
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Comment #3057154
Several DNS hosting services do this at varying costs. DurableDNS (which I founded but have sold) does it at a low cost. It's fairly trivial softwarewise as long as you have the re…
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Comment #3005799
The best part of that article is the one comment complaining about employers being picky. The person leaving the comment uses "excepting" instead of "accepting" and "thou" instead …
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Comment #2567697
>> 1.1.2 Minimize Software to Minimize Vulnerability > >I agree on yum. If the attacker has root and can run yum. It is too late. You missed the point. More software means a larger…
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Comment #2013183
I just switched everything to lastpass.com and use it on my home pc, work pc, and iphone. Works great so far.
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Comment #1168204
They did pay a small portion... between 3% and 4% "The entire medical bill for seven years, in fact, was steeply discounted. The $618,616 became $254,176 when the insurers paid the…