I'm neither a proponent nor a critic of H-1B visas -- employers will do what's in their own interests -- but the program isn't reserved specifically for seasoned and highly experienced roles. And in fairness to...
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The kill switch will NOT be used for cell phone theft (like that's what they care about). It has a much larger purpose: to prevent American citizens from petitioning their government. When the big protests begin...
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This is not about the govt being able to do this. This is about customers who own the phones being able to do it without having to pay extra to the carriers for the privilege of protecting their property.
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The reason that carriers are objecting is very simple - they offer this very service already but as an extra added fee every month. If customers are allowed to do this and to protect their own property in this way, carriers...
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Interesting article, Hackers frequently gain access to important data using flaws in IT security systems and injecting malwares into web applications. Organization should conduct regular security maintenance and testing...
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"Last month, the UN condemned Russia's annexation of Crimea and adopted a resolution supporting the territorial integrity of the region." We should not forget that Putin took out a full page op-ed in the NYT, I quote "We...
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The waterproof feature is huge. I have another year or so with my HTC One, but that will definitely be a buying consideration when upgrade time rolls around.
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H1B's are only supposed to be brought over here for seasoned and highly experienced roles, where you can't find local candidates - legally. By hiring H1B's for entry level/low experience roles, the CTO is openly...
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what makes stupid employers think that they can just bring anyone over here to work, becasue they think they are offering a "good deal"..?..where did they get these crazy ideas. Kayak can't find who they want, but...
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here's a suggestion. like all idiot industries stop requiring "prior travel site experience". technology doesnt know what industry its being used in
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Having Cisco is big, though GE is a notable player not in the alliance. Did he discuss competing efforts afoot to be the lingua franca of the IoT? It would be interesting to compare the frontrunners.
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the techs told the staff that "too much was going on." when they were exchanging @ 6am. is this the best available example of a good result from using this system? If so, not sure this is gonna be useful...
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not sure this is as applicable to doctors as to nurses and other on-floor personnel. if this system just tracks movement, rather than associating movement with specific tasks, not sure how useful it is to identify...
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Interesting that IBM published a white paper about Oracle's Exalytics: http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/gbw03219usen/GBW03219USEN.PDF
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It represents the number of people who have clicked the link to your blog post (not those who have seen the link in their feeds).
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It cost money to build a better mousetrap. Even to make the S5 water resistant had to cost something. These phones have built in barometer, humidity, and temperture sensors. Walking weather stations. Last...
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Also, the security question becomes somewhat moot if Facebook guarantees that users will not lose money to fraud. A very low cost or free ability to transfer funds + protections comparable to what CC carriers offer will...
In reply to: Re: Facebook not secure
The CTO clearly said that he's considering H-1Bs among the pool of fresh graduates Kayak is interviewing, not for the seasoned talent it's going after.
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I don't want to sound insensitive to the work involved but you only learn how to swim by diving in. We need to get on with this or decide we're never going to do it (a big mistake, I think). Some parts of the...
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