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Startup Uses Eggs to Poach Employees from Facebook, Google | Fresh Tech Appsfreshtechapps.com
Bigcommerce is literally poaching Google and Facebook employees waiting for their company buses. The company revealed that it has spoken to more than 1,000 potential candidates, extended offers to at least six and hired two, so far. -
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Sharing your ideasalexsblog.org
You just got great idea about some ground-breaking, ass-kicking product. Wow, what an amazing feeling! You can already see customers waiting behind the corner and the money in your pocket ready to ... -
How Twitter users can fake a verified account - and how you can tell the differencenakedsecurity.sophos.com
Learn a simple way to fool other Twitter users into thinking your account is verified.. And discover how you can tell the difference between a fake verified Twitter account and the real deal. - ubervu.github.io
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Opal: Ruby in Your Browser, the Basicssitepoint.com
I love Ruby, and it is my go-to language for building web applications. Unfortunately, when dealing with the browser, Javascript is a necessary evil. As you can see, I am not a huge fan. So when someone comes along offering a way to use Ruby on the bro... - chrismorgan.info
