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This was a while ago, but I think in its early days Tinder was just an app on Facebook where you would “like” people on your friends list. If they “liked” you back the app would indicate a match.
I always thought this was a really cool feature, and I wish they kept it. It felt more personal.
Do you know of any companies that nowadays with that type of culture?
Re: DJing- I recently got into this. Do you DJ private/house parties or at nightclubs? From the forums I’ve read, people say it takes a lot of networking to get a gig/slot at a nightclub. I guess you make friends along the way too?
In the Marriot hack post-mortem, they shared that one of the tools they used (which successfully identified the attack) was IBM Guardium.
Accenture told Marriott's IT staff that one of their security products, a database monitoring system called IBM Guardium, had detected an anomaly on the Starwood guest reservation database
https://www.zdnet.com/article/marriott-ceo-shares-post-morte...
See the wiki page for the FISA court [0]
I haven’t read anything that says people/companies must lie, but I have read that they cannot divulge information due to gag orders. (See the court case Microsoft vs US Government [1] )
[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Foreign_Intell...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_v._United_States_(20...
What kind of previous experience is needed for that job? Do you need to be a specialist crypto developer?
Beej’s guides are great! He does a fantastic job of describing concepts and showing implementations. I also recommend his networking guide: https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/single/bgnet.html
I think with Slack, the computational workload is just network I/O and rendering text and images. With VS Code, in addition to rendering text, there is code linting and compilation, which is more intensive.
In 2015, Lenovo (who currently owns the Thinkpad brand) got caught installing adware and certificates into the Windows root certificate store. This is known as Superfish:
This is what Do Not Track was supposed to be. Unfortunately it never got much momentum. Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. ignore the DNT header.