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yelloblac

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    Comment #9743424

    This comment seems really broad, I've worked in big and small companies and the size of the company had nothing to do with whether or not I was given the ownership and freedom to b…

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    Comment #9289943

    Also curious about this. What does "at an executive level" mean?

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    Comment #7812255

    I think that's an important catch, flow breaking can happen dependent on what hardware you're using and how you swap in next-hops. It definitely requires a deep understanding of ho…

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    Comment #7812242

    Why would this be a nightmare to document? This is an approach that has been successfully implemented and maintained in many companies, I think it's more a matter of whether or not…

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    Comment #5111269

    I feel like it's not just about taking advantage of a subsidy. I'm a canadian, so I'm not sure about what happens when you early terminate in the US, but here if you early terminat…

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    Comment #4271724

    This kind of outlook and having a grammar test doesn't make me think that you'd be a great boss to work with, nor does it make me want to work for you. I may not be the cultural fi…

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    Comment #4242740

    I totally agree that maybe people shouldn't be HAVE to buy certificates for their binaries. In that case you should be making moves towards eliminating that process, ignoring the f…

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    Comment #4242735

    Well, clearly it would be an issue of "pride" if you'd be too proud to cave in to "certificate blackmail" as you call it.

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    Comment #4075540

    How about submitting the hashes over https, at the very least somebody could be sniffing the traffic from your site and gathering the hash list for themselves..

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    Comment #4017481

    How is it possible that you've never gotten a job from sending a resume? I'm generally curious how that's possible, unless you're doing all freelance work?