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And maybe the parent was talking about their experience working in a really small team, or on small embedded components of a larger system, or on hobby projects, and has entirely different considerations. Someone saying "I enjoy using Rust for this" does not mean "everyone has to use Rust now".
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一、 Linux运维
工作内容：
1、承担Linux系统、中间件、数据库与应用系统的日常运维、监控、性能分析、优化及故障处理。
2、负责域名、证书、服务器的申请、管理及维护。
3、负责应用新版本的发布和部署。
4、根据排班要求，独立承担值班工作。
5、参与流程优化，寻找运维自动化和智能化的机会点。
6、参与运维工具及平台的设计、测试和实施。
7、完成主管安排的其他工作内容。
任职要求：
1.2-5年Linux/Unix系统维护经验，熟悉Linux操作系统的维护，特别是Shell命令；
2.1-3年大中型在线系统运维经验；
了解主流中间件的安装和配置，如Nginx、PHP、Apache、omcat/JBoss、Redis、RabbitMq等应用服务器中间件；
3.了解DevOps工具的配置和应用，如Zabbix、Jira、Jenkins等，熟练编写各类监控项目脚本；
4.有至少一种数据库安装和配置的基本经验，如PostgreSQL、mySQL、Sqlserver等，熟悉sql语句；
5.了解主流运维平台。
6.良好的职业素质、团队合作精神和团队沟通能力；
二、 Java工程师
工作内容：
1、新项目的系统实施开发。
2、根据系统概要设计编写模块的详细设计，并实现。
3、控制模块的开发进度和质量。
4、配合技术经理推动技术框架的持续更新和优化。
5、配合运维，负责系统上线部署。
6、配合运营，给予技术支持，负责系统运行平稳。
7、参与项目的需求调研和框架设计。
8、参与项目的软件开发架构设计。
9、参与项目的运行环境架构设计。
技能要求：
1、熟悉J2EE体系架构，熟悉主流开源框架，如Spring,Struts,Hibernate/Mybaits等；
2、掌握软件开发流程，熟悉UML设计方法；
3、熟悉Tomcat/Jboss等中间件；
4、熟悉git等版本控制工具；
5、熟悉Maven等项目构建工具；
6、熟悉Socket通信，熟悉WEB前端开发技术，如Jquery、Css；
7、熟悉多线程开发技术；
8、熟悉Oracle/Mysql/Sql Server等数据库；
9、熟悉Android常用开发框架，有成熟开发案例；
10、有Android逆向工程经验者优先；
11、有SaaS开发经验者优先；
三、 .net工程师
工作内容：
1、新项目的系统实施开发。
2、根据系统概要设计编写模块的详细设计，并实现。
3、控制模块的开发进度和质量。
4、配合技术经理推动技术框架的持续更新和优化。
5、配合运维，负责系统上线部署。
6、配合运营，给予技术支持，负责系统运行平稳；
7、参与项目的需求调研和框架设计。
8、参与项目的软件开发架构设计。
9、参与项目的运行环境架构设计。
技能要求：
1、3年以上.Net开发工作经验，有即时通讯平台研发经验。
2、对.Net技术有深入研究，熟练掌握TCP/UDP, 多线程及异步编程。
3、精通WPF框架或者winform开发，擅长WPF控件的定制开发，在数据传输较大，操作密集的情况下能保证用户界面的展示与操作的流畅性，能解决多线程并发造成的线程阻塞，界面卡顿等问题。
4、具有较强的面向对象的分析、设计、开发能力，熟悉多种设计模式，能遵循良好的编程规范。
5、熟悉Mysql数据库，能开发高性能本地数据库。
6、良好的职业素质、团队合作精神和团队沟通能力。
7、工作严谨细致，有责任心，善于与人沟通。
8、勤奋踏实，善于分析、思考问题。
9、有时间观念，独立性强，具备团队合作精神。
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Only a (maybe tongue-in-cheek) theory, but perhaps the ruling classes see the writing on the wall in terms of economic/ecological/social collapse, and are starting to make preparations for large scale social unrest?
Beijing is an old map as it lacks many new lines. Besides, that is what the map basically looked like to begin with... Not much improvement.
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Maybe don’t sell a TP-Link branded router unless you are a licensed reseller? You are part of the problem everyone is complaining about.
That's fine ! I'd probably get a better drug if the primary motive was profit rather than just "we care"...
Secular should never have been there anyway.

India was partitioned on the basis of religion, so how did we end up with one (now two) Islamic countries and one secular. Regardless how you look at it, Hindus got the short end of the stick.
They're not phonies. Just high achieving opportunists.
Then why would the ruling party express dismay over hindus who were termed as illegal immigrants. They made the process easier, basically providing immediate citizenship for hindus and other minorities, excluding muslims.
This is downright unethical and should be regarded as a crime.
I recall a browser extension that replaced all instances of "cloud" with "butt" (or something like that)...

Maybe it's time for an update? :)
I think it’s ok to acknowledge that previous generations are leaving behind a world which, in important respects, is worse than the one they inherited. All our rhetoric and the basic structure of our society assumes the reverse.

On the other hand, if you’re Chinese you may not feel this way.
I don't understand Indian system so probably my comment should be taken with grain of salt. But this shows that supreme court is not independent enough to preserve attack on democracy even when a fundamental tenet of the constitution is attacked, when the attack is coming from the very people who were suppose to safeguard it i.e. current government. So although there is a separation of powers in a democratic system, it looks like similar to what happens in China, where the courts need to listen to government.

In Democracy like in USA "Supreme Court justices, court of appeals judges, and district court judges are nominated by the President and confirmed by the United States Senate, as stated in the Constitution." So this way president and government of the day can have rules favoring its ideology. In India "The Chief Justice of India and the Judges of the Supreme Court are appointed by the President under clause (2) of Article 124 of the Constitution." In this the president of India is a titular body working on the directions of prime minister and existing government. So in both the system indeed Judiciary appears to be completely independent but seems government has an influence on it. So in China's communist system and democracy like USA and India its only a difference of semantics but the effect is similar. The government of the day can influence the judiciary.
Only someone who either doesn't have a treatable disease themself or doesn't have a family member who does could think this way.

I have a medical issue with no cure and so does my dad. My mother died from cancer a few years ago. I could care less if they make a profit or not so long as it improves my quality of life and that of my father.

For much of my mother's treatment, both the first time she got cancer (and beat it) and the second time (when she did not), she was getting treatment that only existed in the US. Why? Because it's profitable here.

I myself take an orphan drug only available in the US and only developed because of changes like the Orphan Drug Act of 1983.

Altruism is fine and good, but profit-seeking is more effective and expedient.
Can you tell me where you are pulling these figures? I just checked now and got the following figures?

/r/Unity3D/ 159k members

/r/unrealengine/ 66.9k members
And which Enterprise product we are talking here?
one man's trash is another man's treasure. It is just supply and demand.
How am I part of any problem?

Are you familiar with the first sale doctrine? My actions were perfectly legal at all times.

I did this professionally, had bought hundreds of tp-link routers from legitimate suppliers. It's not like I found them on the street or anything like the sellers described in OP. I had over 50k invested in a specific router model at one point.
Pretty sure those requirements only apply to full time employees.
> So you are left with the choice of making something that works right now and will provide enhanced privacy for everyone or attempting to fight middleboxes and corporate configs and see a similar rate of adoption as ipv6.

Actually solving the problem is always better than enshrining it by providing an ugly workaround. Even if it takes more time.

Imagine how quickly IPv6 would have been adopted if NAT didn't exist. DoH is kinda like that, a cludge that ultimately hinders progress.
What are you talking about?

Who cares about Economic growth,

infrastructure,

health care,

education,

Unemployment,

Poverty,

Women safety,

Technological advancement,

Space exploration,

IIT/IIM students getting jobs abroad,

Farmers committing suicide,

Climate change,

Petrol price rising, &

All other useless things...

when we can argue and fight about our religion all day long?

/s
If they hypothetically solved this problem, wouldn’t that be amazing for the security and privacy world?l to have a model they could copy?
In college, but now I try to stay with it. If you’re thinking classical, writing simple 4-part harmonies over a melody line or studying simple scores could be good. Try to learn about one new chord/progression/cadence at a time working from basic to esoteric and look for examples of how it’s used or figure out his to use it yourself in simple harmonies. I don’t have a good example textbook, but I’m sure you could find something. To me, being able to pick out certain chords or bass notes by ear is the coolest part, so maybe just follow whats motivating you in the first place.
FoxyProxy offers a branded VPN service and the proceeds support its development: https://getfoxyproxy.org/order .

I can't vouch for it personally and all I know is that it supports an open-source extension I've relied on for more than a decade, but at least it beats contributing to Karpeles' paycheck, right?
Because India is providing refuge to Hindus and other minorities who are being persecuted in neighboring Islamic nations.

In Pakistan Hindu teenagers are regularly abducted, converted to Islam and married away.

India is giving refuge to these people.

Muslims are not similarly persecuted in Islamic nations.
> This is a terrible defensive choice. It is unlikely to be available if needed, and doesn't work well at short-moderate range. Longer ranges are too far for credible self defense. Also, the lethality is limited; you're going to need to get lucky to stop someone from stabbing the fuck out of you.

I did talk about range. I did talk about deterrence rather than stopping power.

> There are a whole lot of sketchy people who come out because the area is isolated and police response is slow.
>
> I'm not rural BTW; I just spend a couple months a year up there recreationally.

I grew up in a rural area, I own rural property and I will be back for Christmas. I think you have some odd ideas about why people live in rural areas.

> Civilian semi-auto rifles use in crime (which aren't "assault rifles" btw)-- and in suicide-- is negligible. It's rounding error on the statistics.

If you get rid of your guns in a rural area, your chance of dying from both suicide and murder, drops. Do you need an assault rifle (I didn't mention semi-auto rifles) to defend against meth heads with knives?

> Correlation equals causation, amirite? Risk of non-gun suicide increases with firearm ownership, but it's still clearly causative. ;)

Actually, some studies have found a slight negative correlation for other types of suicide when people own guns. Haven't seen one yet that says the risk increases for non-gun suicides.
Incorporate in a country that has severe legal liability for breaking your word such as switzerland or sweden(currently UK) and then we'll see. Short of granting access to their hosting/IAM account how can I verify if something else other than the VPN terminator can access traffic logs?

This raises even more eyebrows for me, I hope they back this up some serious crypto,architectural design and audit goals/reqs. Even in AWS where a commenter said something like this is possibble, your LBs and vpc/cloudtrail like logs can still contain traffic and related metadata details.

Ooh this feels like such a smoke and mirrors show! Will they also be adding this design change to freenode irc servers?

A VPN company takes over the largest irc network,for what profit? Freenode was already advertising PIA like crazy. And now getting cozy with a for-profit malware(read crimeware) operation related org that had since corrected their old ways?

Please prove exactly how you can guarantee mosconfigirations, previously unknown bugs,KVM console access(or iLO) can't be used to impant very useful backdoor?

Linux servers? Yeah...if it was me I'll deploy the verifiable server, get kvm/iLO and at the next scheduled reboot edit the grub menu and set init=/bin/sh,mount the main fs as root ,implant any undetectable changes and reboot.

If you want to regain trust do it in a way that either makes you criminally liable or a civil contract that states all company assets,funds,profit and personal assets/wealth of all involved owners will be redistributed to all unassociated customers and users (even free users and random freenode users) if you violate your promise to not log traffic in any way including Layer 3/4 logs, store logs that are correlations and transcriptions of observed user or traffic events, or interfere with traffic in anyway, or if any founders or associates have any ties at all with the UK government,GCHQ or any governmental body or person at all. And if you can also clearly "open source" youd revenue streams compleley and disclose any current or planned means to profit as well as promise to disclose any future talks and plans of this nature promptly then I think most of the allegations will lose ground in your favor.
Why shouldn't you be allowed to sell things you legally own? First-sale doctrine is generally a good thing.
Like the article is exhausting? Or the anecdotes about Rust in the comments on an article... about Rust?
Yes, that evidence conveniently “suicided”...
The point is that in a high wage country it is actually more difficult to outsource, or h-1b a "blue collar" job than a software job. Therefore it will always have significantly less competition and downward pressure on income.

I personally switched out of software not too long ago and could not agree more about how much time I enjoy not thinking about work or my career and instead spending it on my personal projects and my family and friends.

Obviously I make a lot less money and I have the luxury of not having a family to support, but I certainly would say that the day-to-day life of my blue collar job is significantly better, for me, than my previous software job.
Nope, it wasn't that for me.

It was Smart Referer. If I disable that, the Outline link opens fine.

But not the Washington Post article, itself.

But thanks :)
Never heard of that before. I love it. Thanks!
In California at least, pretty much all employees are at-will. Workman's comp I guess is a thing though - is it really that expensive?
If making a persuasive argument to capitalists regarding government intervention in healthcare, I don’t see how it wouldn’t be advantageous to sell the programs as a way to improve their bottom line. If healthy people get the things they need to be productive, then they are productive and the business benefits. It’s as if these advocates don’t believe in the benefits of the programs they are selling. Do they not believe it will have appreciable effects for the greater economy?
Or we could just use tradition and proper english. And if we don't know, use a tortured "they" or just pick something and move on. No reason to get fancy - if gender isn't an issue, then ... it isn't.
A job does not become 'chill' just because you get to sit on your arse in a chair. There is plenty of stress in 'office jobs', enough to lead people to suicide, drugs, and dying of exhaustion - in UK that happened to an unpaid intern in banking.

Your mind is a thing in itself and the social environment matters much
more than whether you get to sit.

I am quite happily to do weeks of home repairs, soldering. Electronics assembly, etc. Ofcourse thats not hard physical labour, but neither is most blue collar work.
Unless managers are authorizing all changes, employees must assume their own judgement. Thus not firing offence.
Not sure why you are being downvoted, maybe IT cell is here too. But it is true, Golwalkar took inspiration from Nazi ideology of racial purity.[1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashtriya_Swayamsevak_Sangh
Also, first 9 or so functions of INT 21h were directly analogous to CP/M's BDOS. DOS also used FCB similar to CP/M.
One thing people propose is criminalizing paying ransoms. I feel like this is short minded in that it may prioritize hig value targets like hospitals. I don't have a good answer for how to avoid issues like criminals prioritizing health/ life companies. In general maybe raising the idea the targeting hospitals makes you less than human might help.
For those of you supporting the government's take on this, and their argument that proper documentation is all it takes for being included in the NRC, how do you care to explain that the family of the former president of India 'Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed' was left out of NRC?

CAB is just an anti-muslim filter, and it's downright unethical.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/former-president-fakhr...

Edit:

If CAB was truly meant only to deny illegal immigrants, which is infact a right move from a country trying to support its citizens, why base it on religion?

Arguments that say that other religions are persecuted in the neighbouring states, what about Myanmar? The Rohingya persecution has been going on for years and our government has done nothing notable about it. What about Srilanka and the mass genocide of Tamils? Rohingyas and Srilankan Tamils are mostly Hindus. Why not extend the help to them too? Why focus only upon the Muslim majority nations?

The issue that is concerning is the fact that the act specifically makes it harder for Muslims to become citizens. The question here is whether the government is actually trying to prevent illegal immigration or trying to cut down Muslim population in particular.
> This government is going nuts trying to create a hindu muslim divide.

Create a Hindu-Muslim divide? If it is being created now, then how come India was partioned in 1947 on religious basis?
The article is from 2014, and the map is also from 2014. However you can find the Oct 2019 Beijing map here: http://www.inat.fr/metro/beijing/

But I agree that for Beijing, Inat doesn't offer much improvement aside from whitespace--which may not be desired when you're optimising for information density. However from personal experience, their combined version of the Tokyo systems was better than anything else.
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That's great! So if you take more time solo w kids then she will get recharged away from them and get more friend or solo time. That opens you up for the same.

I do that to give me balance and help my wife out. I'll take a full Sat or Sunday with the kids. Then I just make sure to express in advance that I want to golf/kayak/fish/bowl/etc and she's very understanding now.

Golf and fishing are easier to balance because I can do them really early in the morning. So if I can make that work I do it. Then you can nap w the kids later. :)

I also hit the driving range on my lunch break which is nice. Or do a short par 9 during work time.

Actively encouraging your wife to do solo or friend time will open your game up. :)

And then just fitting it in when you can haha. Worth sacrificing some work output when you need it IMO, but I run a small company so I have some flexibility others may not
Have you ever used a computer with no or bad mouse acceleration? (If you’re a longtime Mac user, you probably have not.) It’s really unpleasant. It’s one of the things the Mac got right really early on.
I have the study manual, just need the time. I spend a lot of time off grid even if it is just out panning at my claim for a couple of hours.
I don't know that that is true. Imagine buying more land is super pricey. So it pays to invest more in existing mines.
If Muslims are not persecuted in similar ways why not open the refugee status to such cases if they may arise? Why bar them on basis of religion?
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> (...) And then there are the pronunciation subtleties, such as 芯片号, “xīn piàn hào” (which means an “IC’s part number” (literally “core flat item’s number”), which with misplaced accents sounds like 性偏好, “xìng piān hào” which means “sexual preference”. No native speaker would ever mispronounce or confuse the two, but a foreigner going up to a local asking “What’s your chip’s part number?” could be heard as “What’s your sexual preference?” if mispronounced and taken out of context.

I love how every language out there is choke-full of these :) Though so far nothing beats the importance of punctuation in "Come on, people"[1]

[1]: As heard in one of John oliver's episodes
Swarm? Between the last 30 years I have lived in Portland for 10, and Eugene for 20.

Is there a homeless problem in Portland, sure, in the sense that there are them. But it isn't a inconvenience to me. You see them but they aren't a swarm of bees trying to swallow your spare change.

I lived on 14th and Alder in Eugene when Jerry Garcia died. That was annoying. All the people that toured with the Dead decided to land in Eugene while they found Phish.

It is like when public transport is talked about here. It is garbage because it isn't the same or better than my car. No fucking shit. It isn't meant to be. But it gets me where I am going for 60 bucks a month.

Public transportation in Portland is great. The homeless problem is a problem if you are uncomfortable around homeless people. But I just keep on walking and loving Portland..
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Kind of. Uber's a bad example - that company turned breaking the law into a business model, using investment money to move fast and keep the lawmen at bay.
A non-verified cert can steal Secure cookies, no-cert cannot.
So Security isn't a career move and this wasn't to stifle unionization at all?
I'm not quite following all of this but before I try to sort it out in detail, is the fundamental objection here 'a DOH-using app is not using the OS resolver'?
If we are empathetic, capable of being aware of other people's feelings, it is reasonable that the memories attached to awareness exist not isolated in the individual but across people.
> I am not sure why you are saying Microsoft transformed, its still the same old one now trying to embrace Linux

I'm one of those persons who upsold friends, families and at least one boss on to use Linux.

I'm not a business analyst but I can say that Microsoft has transformed. I still prefer Linux as does a number of fellow sysadmins and developers, but Microsoft has changed to the point where they are not a problem to us anymore. Azure portal works equally well from Firefox on Linux as from Internet Explorer or Edge on Windows.

> as it runs as the main workload on Azure instead of windows. This is just done for survival, otherwise Microsoft would have gone to irrelevance.

The best reason for transformation in fact: because the subject realizes it is in their own best interest to change and it improves their situation.

> Windows and Office licenses are still the main driver for Microsoft, just with accounting tricks and office 360 made into cloud revenues.

I don't know.

> This is an investor story to jack up the stocks. They are no better than google when it comes to platform lock-in. On top of it having used Azure services, I can say without a doubt its inferior to Amazon and Google cloud experience.

I've used Amazon (two years, narrow experience) and Google Cloud (two years, broader but possibly shallower experience, certified) and now Azure lately.

So far, inferior is not the word I would use. I'd possibly stick with different or something neutral.
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I feel like the article had a weird focus on the idea of fake news that was unrelated to the issue. The bigger problem is users installing things and giving permissions too easily.
What kind of projects are generally done by individuals even inside companies? I'm thinking maybe some simple device drivers but could be others.
Not sure if you're referring to your specific case or generalizing.

But if you're talking of your specific case, were your parents and/or grandparents born here or did they come to India after 1947?
I think this is a really biased group of users to ask this question to.
Know someone who's trying to do this for rape kits, and a couple overzealous state AGs are trying to shut them down (unsuccessfully mind you).

Funny we don't see any subpoenas here while a private company openly trumphs monetizing your DNA data, but threaten the govt 'process' and whamo! lawyers out the wazoo
Giving persecuted religious groups refuge is a noble act.

What is ignoble is the fact that they have exempted Muslims from refuge, while there is a literal genocide against the Muslim minority (Rohingya) happening in their neighbouring country, Myanmar. A country with which they share more than 1600 km of border.

How could this act be interpreted as anything but a action to further victimize and marginalize the Muslims?

It is quite a sad irony that Myanmar's excuse for the atrocities they do against the Muslims is that they are not citizens, but illegal immigrants in Myanmar. Is this a sign of what is to come to ~200 million Indian Muslims?