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  1. Re:Yes, go ahead! on TechCrunch Urges Developers: Replace C Code With Rust (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 1

    This is precisely the same model being fomented by the Defense contractor community in wanting to replace working Ada code (see below) - which had been mandated for years - with C++ or Java code. Their rationale is often that they can't find Ada programmers to maintain the code. Of course, what they don't tell you is that there is so little maintenance required that they can't make money unless they do the conversions to something more buggy...

  2. I've found Liz Ryan's thoughts on this informative on Ask Slashdot: Should You Tell Future Employers Your Salary History? · · Score: 1

    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse...

    https://www.linkedin.com/pulse...

    I think I've also read someplace that some states make it illegal to ask for that BEFORE making an offer, but I can't find a reference at the moment.

  3. Re:IOT isn't as easy as it sounds. on Trane Takes 2 Years To Remove Hard-Coded Root Passwords From IoT Thermostat (softpedia.com) · · Score: 0

    It's hard to stop a Trane....

    (couldn't resist...)

  4. Re:Great going on German Inventor, Innovator and Businessman Artur Fischer Dies At Age of 96 · · Score: 2

    Doesn't everybody want whirled peas?

  5. What about other "compensation"? on Tech Startup Buffer Publishes Every Employee's Salary, Right Up To the CEO · · Score: 1

    Stock, stock options, vacations, automobile, life / health / disability insurance?

    Too many CEOs think they are making a statement by announcing that they are only getting paid $1 / year all the while cleaning up on all the other perks...

    It's comparing apples and oranges by using only one metric.

  6. Re:PGPi OCR project on Ask Slashdot: Best Way To Store Data In Hard Copy? · · Score: 2

    Yes - highly recommend this. I found that with the CRC16 and CRC32 checksums, it became almost trivial to reconstruct electronic copies of the printed material.

    Of course, this assumes that there's a scanner, etc. when you want to get stuff back.

    http://karl.nyberg.net/publications/OCR.Cryptography.pdf

  7. Re:How much data is this? on 1000 Genomes Project Releases Pilot Genome Data · · Score: 2, Informative

    Approximately 3.5TB. That's the math.

  8. It's only 2700 pages. If you care, read it. on Health Care Reform · · Score: 1

    Rather than bashing one side or the other based upon perceived biased information, go get the document and read it yourself. Then, weep for future generations, either way.