"We have hired professional white hat hackers with government level security experience to attempt regular pen tests on our system..."
I guess whenever I read this kind of statement from now on I'll be thinking of HBGary and chuckling a bit inside.
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I guess whenever I read this kind of statement from now on I'll be thinking of HBGary and chuckling a bit inside.
tptacek - "The 'Admin' templates on Theme Forest are really kind of blowing my mind right now. Every front-end-challenged web app developer on HN should know about this."
edenm - "WOW! If anyone hasn't seen these, seriously, check them out."
Read: http://geekfactor.charrington.com/2011/03/use-admin-template...
[1] http://themeforest.net/category/site-templates/admin-templat...
... so of course we knew we had to compete with them!
It took me more than a slit second to parse your intent with "I want to read about..." though. Maybe you should try an "I'm feeling lucky" option or perhaps a "Start with one of these" and list some recent trending topics.
There are a hell of a lot of services here... What are your must-haves?
A more accurate position for the author to take would be "I diagree with Fred's use of the umbrella term marketing and think he should have said advertising instead."
For independents, pre-screen living situations with fast internet, find the best language courses, identify meetups and other groups that they might want to connect with while they're gone, plus all the usual travel stuff.
Maybe for folks working for other folks, provide info on visas/work permits and possible employers.
Not to offend anyone, but Chrome major version releases tend to feel relatively incremental compared to what I had come to expect from Firefox.
In the past, publishers had to either offer First Click Free or resort to cloaking or other black-hat techniques for their for-pay content. If Google is now willing to allow paywall content into the index for a 3% fee then that's a big deal.
I can't imagine this pushing search results quality in the right direction, at least from the perspective of a typical user.
For example, YC is supposed to be about entrepreneurs not ideas... I wonder what YC would look like if accepted teams were told to start pushing on their three best ideas simultaneously?
I'm working on the transition myself, and this is one more step in going cold turkey.
Sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.
-- Clark’s law