Hell at least he found something, even if all he did was fire up Metasploit. Many times you don't even get that.

Capitalists have been bringing in low paid coolies for centuries. Nothing new here.

Don't make the mistake of thinking these coolies are somehow superior - other than their willingness to work for pennies on the dollar.

I worked as a NASA contractor for a good while - it is widely stated at the various NASA centers that computers are why we are not in space (for a variety of reasons).

If the car was too much of a POS, you couldn't get the credit.

So all they did was take a bunch of relatively clean cars off the road, but left the dirty ones.

Now, that is an angle that never occurred to me.

If the project is in Java, I am going with b.

>> Devs over 40, like myself, haven't embraced the latest greatest technology. We haven't drunk the kool aide because it's probably another passing fad.

That is silly. It was learn or die 25 years ago, and it is learn or die now. That hasn't changed.

Haha more like management don't like employees who allow themselves to be abused.

If you are considering athleticism as a metric for programming ability, the entire industry is fucked.

And by the way - I am 47 and was a jock in high school and college, military (USMC), and still workout quite a bit. I recently beat a couple of varsity swimmers in both the 500 and 1000 (back to back - they go to University of Maryland), swim 9 mile ocean swims every year with the Ocean City Maryland Beach patrol (might only do the 3 mile this year) swim across the Cheasapeake Bay every year, and regularly kike the AT - I did 20 miles of the Maryland section last weekend. Now, it is true that I can;t compete with my younger self, but.... I say bring it the fuck on.

BTW, biking is for pansies.

What makes you way that? If we can put a rover within 100 meters of where we wanted to, we can put a nuke there.

Easier to get to, less radiation (but enough for solar panels to work), lots of water, no huge gravity well to surmount when coming home.

than self driving cars.

Why a specific USB device? This can be used for any device. Also, you can white list devices. Read the code, or is that not old school enough for you?

The fact that you have a Xyloc RFID card on your person is rather telling. Much more so than the fact that there is a USB stick on a neck lanyard laying there on the floor next to the spilled coffee.

Nothing like leaving evidence around (evidence that only serves one purpose).

A usb stick on a neck lanyard is quite common. The stick came out when you tackled me. I wasn't running USBkill. Prove I am lying.