sledmonkey | 9 years ago | on: Legislation to stop US border agents from demanding passwords is on the way
My understanding is that the Border is not technically U.S. soil and as such the normal laws don't apply there.
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sledmonkey | 11 years ago | on: Ask HN: Who is hiring? (April 2015)
One Click Retail - Salt Lake City/Provo Utah area - Front End/Back End Devs
Serving 100+ of the world’s top brands, One Click Retail is a Business Intel company filling in the e-commerce data gaps of our client's operations. One Click gives manufacturers the data they need to run their businesses more profitably.
We are currently looking for both front end and back end developers. We run an angular front end built on a service based LAMP stack. We use composer, git, vagrant, nerf, and a mix of server providers.
Salary $70k-$100k depending on position, Options, Matching 401k, etc.
Contact us at [email protected] to apply.
Thanks!
sledmonkey | 12 years ago | on: Atlassian Valued at $3.3 Billion
We had a similar bug that we worked around by adding a transition view of "Resolved Issue Screen" to all steps leading to done in the Add Workflow Transition page.
sledmonkey | 12 years ago | on: What I Learned In My First Year Of iOS Consulting
Thanks for sharing. I've just embarked on this path recently so these are some timely tips.
sledmonkey | 12 years ago | on: Artillery is building a hardcore RTS with HTML5 and WebGL
This looks incredible, well done. Maybe I can end my search for a modern Myth?
sledmonkey | 12 years ago | on: A Passive Income Hacker's View on Wealth
> One good passive income generator is not enough for the long-haul. One will need 3 - 5 different niches to be comfortable for many years to come. There is lots of volatility and some niches will eventually fail.
I learned this the hard way. I had a great passive income site that was at one point making $12k a month. Spent more time tweaking text and other (in hindsight) trivial things than finding other passive income methods and when the gravy train failed I didn't have anything to fall back on.
sledmonkey | 13 years ago | on: How eBay Worked With The FBI To Put Its Top Affiliate Marketers In Prison
From my limited understanding of cookie stuffing you are trying to get the ebay cookie on someone's computer without them knowing and without actually promoting anything for ebay. In your example you would actually be promoting ebay products although i'm not sure if that is sufficient to be legit. Haven't looked at the ebay affiliate terms in a while but you might be limited to placing cookies only when they click through in a link.
sledmonkey | 13 years ago | on: SimCity and the consequences of always-on DRM
This is disappointing. I've been waiting to buy this game but at this point i'm just going to pass.
sledmonkey | 13 years ago | on: Gondolas Could Be the Next Great Urban Transportation Device
From a comment on the article:
"the Rheinseilbahn ("rhine ropeway") can move 7600 people max. per hour in both ways, that's a world record at the moment. It connects two parts of the city across the river rhine. "
sledmonkey | 13 years ago | on: Show HN: A date range picker for Twitter Bootstrap
Beautiful.
sledmonkey | 14 years ago | on: How SOPA Could Ruin My Life
If he's doing around 2.8-3.2 million pages views a month he's most likely in the premium program that allows for things like that.
sledmonkey | 14 years ago | on: "Big Content" Is Strangling American Innovation
"Another theory is that we're going to see a hollowing out of the middle tier of the film and TV businesses. You'll have giant studios making giant movies, and you'll have tiny indies making tiny movies. But there will be no middle ground, because it will no longer be profitable."
It seems to be the with many things these days. Many markets have moved to a more bifurcated structure. You see it in things from airline classes(how many have coach, business, and first), economic classes, video games(as mentioned in other comments here, the list goes on.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: Mac OS X Lion: Coming In July For $29
Devils advocate, is it much more of a step then downloading all the other software updates that have been released since you acquired your disc?
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: 2011 WWDC Live Blog Streaming Options
Thanks, I added it as well.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: 2011 WWDC Live Blog Streaming Options
Good point, clarified the title.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: It’s OK to make an extra $2k per month if you’re a programmer. Here’s how.
Go take a look at webmasterworld if you believe that to be the case. Panda has severe issues with determining original source.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: Idea Guy Looking for Developer
I just had an idea man want to pitch something to me but he wanted me to sign an nda before he would even tell me anything about it. Sorry, i'm not going to put my projects at risk just to hear it.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: My first six months of programming: from man-rodent to partyman
This is great. I'm working on learning objective-c in pursuit of making ios stuff as well and i can relate to many of the hurdles you've faced since I'm going through them now. It's frustrating but it's good to see someone come out the other side.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: Show HN: Keyword Tool to Find Available Domain Names
Very much so, thank you. This comes at a time that i'm working on a new project as well and looking for suitable domain names.
sledmonkey | 15 years ago | on: A Staggering Look at Baggage Fees
What was the reason for the large jump from 2008 to 2009?
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