You've been trained to think about passwords in a very specific
way. I'm here to tell you why all that training is probably
nonsense.
Specifically, I want to talk about these three potential passwords:
- M34tp1ez&
- 8Ks2*@nq
- unicorn notebook suggest...
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If you have a lot of data, eventually, you will probably want
to do something with it. All data processing and analysis
tasks start off with the best of intentions, but from the day a
processing task is written, it begins to rot. These sorts...
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Many star athletes are known to have odd-sounding pre-game rituals,
things they do to focus themselves before a big game. LeBron James
takes pictures. Michael Jordan wore his college shorts under his
Bulls uniform. Wade Boggs ate chicken before every...
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DaVinci said "Art is never finished, only abandoned".
I think anyone who has been working on software for any
length of time will agree that for the most part, software projects
do not have a completion date, just a "ship date."
Why is this? You...
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In nearly any web application above a certain size, eventually you
will need to perform background jobs. At iGoDigital, that
point came for us when we realized that some of our new user event
tracking features needed about a second to run - far too...
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The new buzz in holiday shopping seems to be Cyber Monday.
After experiencing the surge of traffic the Monday after
Thanksgiving, this buzz isn't wrong. Within iGoDigital's customer
base, we saw an increase in traffic that was at times 50%...
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At the core of iGoDigital's
Customer
Intelligence Engine is a very simple concept - we want to show
the customer some products that we think they will be interested
in. If the customer continues to view recommended products,
they are considering...
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