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Network Application Software Engineer
Network Application Software Engineer
04/15/2005 12:26 PMThe Lawner Group - United States, MA, Cambridge (2005-04-15)
Application Engineer
Application Engineer
02/05/2005 09:24 PMO'Neil & Associates, Inc. - United States, OH, Miamisburg
(2005-02-03)
Network Application Engineer
Network Application Engineer
06/22/2005 02:39 AMThe Lawner Group - United States, MA, Cambridge (2005-06-20)
Web Application Engineer II -
AvantGo.com
Web Application Engineer II -
AvantGo.com
01/17/2004 11:08 PMSybase - United States, CA, Dublin (2004-01-16)
Application Engineer - Healthcare
Application Engineer - Healthcare
03/28/2005 08:18 PMMedical Software firm - United States, MD, Bethesda (2005-03-28)
OO Perl/web-based application engineer
OO Perl/web-based application engineer
04/01/2005 02:02 PMOpus Healthcare Solutions - TX, Austin (2005-04-01)
App Sys Mgr/Software Engineer for London
based Software House
App Sys Mgr/Software Engineer for London
based Software House
06/18/2004 04:11 PMBest Recruitment Services - United Kingdom, London (2004-06-18)
Perl Application Support Engineer for
leading B2B Internet company within the
sponsored search business
Perl Application Support Engineer for
leading B2B Internet company within the
sponsored search business
03/14/2005 06:04 PMReThink Recruitment Solutions - United Kingdom, London (2005-03-11)
Software Engineer for Six Apart
Software Engineer for Six Apart
07/21/2004 11:12 AMSix Apart - United States, CA, San Francisco Bay Area (2004-07-21)
Software QA Engineer
Software QA Engineer
09/01/2004 11:00 PMStrongMail Systems, Inc. - United States, CA, Redwood Shores
(2004-09-01)
Software Engineer
Software Engineer
12/04/2003 01:10 PMMultimap - United Kingdom, London (2003-12-04)
Web UI Software Engineer
Web UI Software Engineer
04/01/2005 02:02 PMBrix Networks - United States, MA, Chelmsford (2005-04-01)
Lead Software Engineer
Lead Software Engineer
04/08/2005 10:33 AMTellme Networks - United States, CA, Mountain View (2005-04-07)
Perl Software Engineer
Perl Software Engineer
10/28/2003 11:06 PMYoh IT - United States, South Carolina, Greenville (2003-10-23)
Contract Software Engineer
Contract Software Engineer
03/30/2005 02:01 PMTrafficMac - United States, New York, Manhattan (2005-03-30)
Principal Software Engineer
Principal Software Engineer
04/16/2004 02:34 PMMonsterTRAK - United States, CA, Los Angeles (2004-04-16)
Perl_Apache Software Engineer
Perl_Apache Software Engineer
10/28/2003 11:06 PM - United States, NJ, Princeton (2003-10-24)
Software Systems Engineer
Software Systems Engineer
10/28/2003 11:06 PMInternet Software Designs, Inc. - United States, Arizona, Flagstaff
(2003-10-28)
Software Engineer, Web Development
Software Engineer, Web Development
06/09/2004 02:19 PMWebley Sytems - United States, IL, Bannockburn (2004-06-09)
Software Developer Engineer
Software Developer Engineer
01/26/2004 01:53 PMAmazon.com - United States, WA, Seattle (2004-01-26)
Sr. Software Engineer (Perl)
Sr. Software Engineer (Perl)
06/17/2005 06:02 PMPyramid Screening Technology - CA, Redwood City (2005-06-15)
JAVA_LINUX_PERL SOFTWARE ENGINEER
JAVA_LINUX_PERL SOFTWARE ENGINEER
07/14/2004 10:21 AMARM - United Kingdom, EAST SUSSEX, BRIGHTON (2004-07-14)
Interactive Software Engineer
Interactive Software Engineer
06/10/2004 12:43 PMBBC - United Kingdom, London (2004-06-10)
Senior Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer
12/29/2003 06:53 PMContinuedEd IDC, India (Subsidiary of continueded.com,USA) - India,
New Delhi, New Delhi (2003-12-29)
Software Engineer -- Reporting
Software Engineer -- Reporting
04/09/2004 07:50 PMCodeRyte - United States, Maryland, Bethesda (2004-04-09)
Software Engineer - Perl
Software Engineer - Perl
06/22/2004 12:09 PMSurrex Solutions - MA, Newton (2004-06-22)
mod_perl Software Engineer
mod_perl Software Engineer
03/06/2004 01:57 AMBizRate.com - United States, CA, Los Angeles (2004-03-02)
Software Engineer Wants Outsourcing Ban
(AP)
Software Engineer Wants Outsourcing Ban
(AP)
07/19/2004 07:55 AMAP - A software engineer who twice lost jobs to foreign workers is
hoping Coloradans will get a chance to vote on whether to bar the
state from relying on workers overseas.
Linux Software Engineer
Linux Software Engineer
06/29/2004 07:05 PMHotLinuxJobs - United States, NJ, Somerset (2004-06-29)
Software Engineer Wants Outsourcing Ban
Software Engineer Wants Outsourcing Ban
07/19/2004 11:24 AMAP via Daily Press Jul 19 2004 3:50PM GMT
Software Quality Assurance (SQA)
engineer
Software Quality Assurance (SQA)
engineer
08/06/2004 08:06 PMSitepak - Canada, Qc, Montreal (2004-08-06)
Technical Yahoo - Software Engineer
Technical Yahoo - Software Engineer
09/08/2004 05:49 PMYahoo! Inc. - United States, CA, Sunnyvale (2004-09-08)
Mumbai: PHP Software Design Engineer
Mumbai: PHP Software Design Engineer
01/04/2005 06:48 AMInvolves developing and enhancing various modules surrounding our
web-services research and analysis portal, WebHosting.Info
Perl Software Engineer (multiple)
Perl Software Engineer (multiple)
04/05/2005 07:42 PMTopix.net - United States, CA, Palo Alto (2005-04-05)
Senior Perl Software Engineer
Senior Perl Software Engineer
04/01/2005 02:02 PMPinpoint Recruiting - WA, Seattle (2005-04-01)
Yahoo! Job Opening: Software Engineer
Yahoo! Job Opening: Software Engineer
08/11/2004 12:56 AMYup, another job opening. If you're interested or know someone who'd
kick ass in this job, let me know. The job is on-site in Sunnyvale,
California. <job_posting> Enjoy solving hard problems
creatively? Know all the GOF patterns? Can you make database schemas
into 3rd Normal form? Do you know the difference between REST, SOAP,
and MOM? We are looking for an engineer to architect new services,
build shared libraries, and refactor existing systems. You will work
with Yahoo! News, Sports,...
Software Engineer - Apache/mod_perl
Software Engineer - Apache/mod_perl
03/28/2005 08:18 PMMedical Software firm - United States, MD, Bethesda (2005-03-28)
Senior Software Developer Engineer
Senior Software Developer Engineer
03/28/2005 08:18 PMAmazon.com - United States, WA, Seattle (2005-03-28)
Software engineer for financial services
Software engineer for financial services
03/17/2005 04:20 AMCibernet - United States, NJ, Scotch Plains (2005-03-16)
Grok Description matches for Web Application Software Engineer
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Women perform worse than men on average
but even worse when playing against men
Women perform worse than men on average
but even worse when playing against men
04/24/2004 06:22 AMNotes from the paper Performance in Competitive Environments- Gender
Differences
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It's only going to get worse
It's only going to get worse
04/09/2004 04:08 PMThis analysis of the spread of the
witty worm is fascinating for a whole bunch of different
reasons.
Firstly, the analysis was made possible by USCD's Network
Telescope, a network monitoring system on a massive scale which takes
advantage of the fact that IP arranges were handed out like candy back when
the 'net was in its infancy. USCD controls a huge chunk of all
potential IPv4 addresses, and their network telescope tracks data sent
to 1/256th of all IPv4 traffic. Since most worms target random IP
addresses this makes the telescope a unique tool in analysing the
spread of hostile code in the wild.
Next, Witty Worm was no ordinary worm. It targeted an exploit in ISS firewall products, which include
the popular BlackICE product
targeted at home users; this means the worm was actively attacking
people who had made an effort to secure their machines! It also
carried a destructive payload - a rarity for worms in the wild.
Additionally, the exploit it used had only been publically announced
the day before. It's possible the authors new of the vulnerability in
advance, but it's far more likely they had already written the payload
and were just waiting for a new vulnerability to use as the
carrier.
From reading the report, it seems that the worm managed to infect
virtually every one of its potential targets that were connected to
the internet. This critical point is what makes the worm so
interesting, because it destroys the idea that non-Windows users are
made more secure by their relatively lesser numbers. If a worm came
out with a similar methodology to Witty Worm but that targeted Linux,
OS X or even something with a truly tiny statistical footprint like
BeOS it could still achieve almost total infection of its chosen
target audience.
The worm also appears to have used a number of techniques that had
previously been hypothesized by the security communit, such as
spreading from a number of pre-infected hosts.
If a worm can spread this fast, with this little notice, and infect
almost all of the vulnerable population, we're in a pretty precarious
state.
Related reading: The Peon's Guide to
Secure System Development, Slashdot's thread on the Witty Worm
analysis (some of the +5 comments are pretty good).
From Bad To Worse?
From Bad To Worse?
12/30/2003 01:22 AMIt was worse than you think. Also
better.
It was worse than you think. Also
better.
07/06/2004 06:43 AMThe cd of images from my running of the Marathon des Sables arrived
this morning, just as the temperature here hit the low 90s. I'm
starting to have flashbacks. I've been training for the my manhauling
attempt on the North...
Two businesses that can only get worse
Two businesses that can only get worse
06/15/2004 08:32 AM 1. Perhaps your newspaper's funny pages includes Whatzit, the
syndicated daily puzzle that takes some everyday phrase and presents
it as a clever arrangement of words. For example, "nv emerald" is
"green with envy" and "TTT" is "big tease." Imagine it runs for the
next 40 years. That's 14,600 common phrases from now. Whatzit will be
down to obscure taglines from the 1950s and hepcat cliches that were
last uttered in 1928. 2. When a store makes a commitment to everything
costing a dollar, it is guaranteeing that it will lose value precisely
at the rate of inflation....
We've seen worse than Sasser - MS
We've seen worse than Sasser - MS
05/04/2004 03:06 PMClean up gets underway
it's even worse than we thought
it's even worse than we thought
09/15/2004 03:40 PMDan's Other Imploding Scoop, .. New York Post .. Eric Fettmann ..
UH-OH:
nypost.com/postopinion/opedcolumnists/28563.htm
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403(b)etter or Worse?
403(b)etter or Worse?
03/31/2005 05:35 PMTeachers and others stand to gain and lose with new retirement plan
rules.
Security: From bad to worse?
Security: From bad to worse?
01/05/2004 12:19 PMGAO: P2P Porn no Worse Than on Web
GAO: P2P Porn no Worse Than on Web
12/12/2003 11:35 AMInternet News Dec 12 2003 10:38AM ET
New state, same as old but worse.
New state, same as old but worse.
12/02/2003 02:39 PM The
Miami Model... ["What is the Miami
Model? It is several things:
extremely violent
police response to nonviolent demonstrators, embedded
reporters behind police lines - and arresting and harassing
"non-embedded" journalists...(and) mass arrests and an
arsenal of "non-lethal"
weapons.]...represents the next step in the
criminalization and repression of dissent that is occurring in the
United States right now." It is part of the newly emerging
"
Technologies
of political control" (1.1m PDF) which are rapidly consuming
American democracy from within. This is more than crowd control. This
is the new
Information
Warfare. Oh - and thinking of protesting? -
The
FBI would like your name, please. (more inside)
The
scene was a "massive police state," - John Sweeney,
President
of the United Steelworkers of America. At the
Miami protest against
provisions in the
"Free Trade
of the Americas Act", the massive police presence was paid
for by $8.5 million from the 87 billion dollar "War on
Terror" bill passed by Congress. 30 to 90 busloads of retirees
were blocked from the protest by police, and
Amnesty
International has called for an investigation into allegations of
widespread police brutality - over 100 protestors were injured. (some
photos and
some
more, courtesy of Leif Utne) Bonus -
Watch Miami police
use a tazer on a peaceful protestor. (Quicktime/Video 14M)
It gets worse for the N-Gage
It gets worse for the N-Gage
11/11/2003 03:18 PMWe wouldn't keep kicking the N-Gage when it's down like this, but the
bad news keeps on coming. The latest calamity: the encryption that
prevents N-Gage games from being played on other cellphones has been
cracked, so now there's no reason to buy Nokia's gamephone if you just
want to play one of its games. Normally this wouldn't be such a big
deal since Nokia would at least see some money from people buying the
games, but copies of N-Gage games are already being swapped online. So
Nokia is doubly screwed. Read [Thanks everyone who wrote in with
this]...
Is it just me, or has Firefox gotten
worse with the last two releasese (since
0.7)?
Is it just me, or has Firefox gotten
worse with the last two releasese (since
0.7)?
06/11/2004 03:24 AMI just finished reading Neil Turner's the review of the latest version
of Firefox, and my first thought is, "I'm not installing that." Of
course, I probably will end up doing so at some point, but it is so
disappointing to see a project that started with such promise getting
worse and worse with every release (although to be fair, it is also
getting faster). Still, I'm still running Firebird .7 on one of my
computers, and on the whole I prefer it to 0.8. If this review and the
release notes are accurate, it looks like the situation just worsens
with 0.9. The new download dialog foisted on users in 0.8 has been
kept, the theme has been changed to one that looks quite ugly and is
acknowledged as being worse than the current one, and the disregard
for the most popular extensions and current users that was
demonstrated when 0.8 was released is strikingly repeated. From the
release notes, "when you run 0.9 for the first time all of your
extensions will be automatically disabled." There were a lot of
comments a year ago about all the problems with design by committee --
now we are starting to see some of the problems with design by
dictatorship, and disregard of users. As someone said on the
mozzilazine forum, "The capacity of this project to repeatedly shoot
itself in the foot never ceases to amaze me." As a believer in open
source, this is really disappointing. I hope that I am wrong, and that
when the dust settles there is still a superior product to Internet
Explorer in there somewhere, but the current direction isn't
promising. At the moment I am considering returning to Mozilla as my
default browser, or testing the Opera waters again....
"Pupils 'do worse with computers'"
"Pupils 'do worse with computers'"
03/26/2005 05:07 AMBSA Wants To Make The DMCA Worse
BSA Wants To Make The DMCA Worse
01/06/2005 07:34 PMWhile the BSA has mostly sat back and let the RIAA and MPAA take the
brunt of the bad publicity for suing customers, you can be pretty sure
that they're also freaking out over file sharing and avoiding any and
all evidence about how it could help their member companies. Just as
the RIAA lost
yet
another case saying they have to actually file lawsuits before
sending subpoenas to ISPs for user info, the BSA is
asking Congress to modify the DMCA to force ISPs to
cooperate and give up user info
without a lawsuit being filed.
This is very problematic for plenty of reasons -- not the least of
which is that it would turn ISPs into an enforcement arm that will be
forced to monitor how people use their network. ISPs just provide the
service. If companies have a problem with what an individual is
doing, they should file a lawsuit and then request the info from the
ISP. Without a lawsuit, it's all just a fishing expedition. At the
same time, however, the BSA
is at least interested in exploring
some amount of patent reform -- including plans to make it easier to
challenge granted patents. That might be a slight improvement -- but
it could also lead to many frivolous challenges. It seems a much more
reasonable idea is to open up the patent process so that people have
an easy process to make prior art claims
before a patent is
granted.
"could the Boston Herald be any worse?"
"could the Boston Herald be any worse?"
08/22/2004 03:41 PMIs it just me, or has Firefox gotten
worse with the last two releases (since
0.7)?
Is it just me, or has Firefox gotten
worse with the last two releases (since
0.7)?
06/11/2004 06:51 AMI just finished reading Neil Turner's the review of the latest version
of Firefox, and my first thought is, "I'm not installing that." Of
course, I probably will end up doing so at some point, but it is so
disappointing to see a project that started with such promise getting
worse and worse with every release (although to be fair, it is also
getting faster). Still, I'm still running Firebird .7 on one of my
computers, and on the whole I prefer it to 0.8. If this review and the
release notes are accurate, it looks like the situation just worsens
with 0.9. The new download dialog foisted on users in 0.8 has been
kept, the theme has been changed to one that looks quite ugly and is
acknowledged as being worse than the current one, and the disregard
for the most popular extensions and current users that was
demonstrated when 0.8 was released is strikingly repeated. From the
release notes, "when you run 0.9 for the first time all of your
extensions will be automatically disabled." There were a lot of
comments a year ago about all the problems with design by committee --
now we are starting to see some of the problems with design by
dictatorship, and disregard of users. As someone said on the
mozzilazine forum, "The capacity of this project to repeatedly shoot
itself in the foot never ceases to amaze me." As an open source
enthusiast, this is really disappointing. I hope that I am wrong, and
that when the dust settles there is still a superior product to
Internet Explorer in there somewhere, but the current direction isn't
promising. At the moment I am considering returning to Mozilla as my
default browser, or testing the Opera waters again....
It's Not Rocket Science -- It's Worse
It's Not Rocket Science -- It's Worse
12/22/2004 01:13 AMThe iPod is brilliant. I don't understand why they're not more
popular. By Deborah Ross, The Independent
New Forecast Says Inflation May Get
Worse (AP)
New Forecast Says Inflation May Get
Worse (AP)
05/24/2004 07:52 AMAP - Fed by escalating energy prices and a rebounding economy,
inflation will pick up more this year than previously thought, a group
of economic forecasters says.
Is spim worse than spam?
Is spim worse than spam?
04/09/2004 04:13 PMNo.. but shonky IM throws up new set of issues
Spam epidemic gets worse
Spam epidemic gets worse
12/04/2003 04:53 AMBut you knew that already
2004: How could it be worse than last
year?
2004: How could it be worse than last
year?
01/02/2004 09:30 AMSan Jose Mercury News Jan 2 2004 8:29AM ET
Wildfire Forecast Goes From Bad to Worse
(AP)
Wildfire Forecast Goes From Bad to Worse
(AP)
05/23/2004 03:08 PMAP - Months ago, national fire managers predicted the 2004 wildfire
season would be a bad one in the West. Now, they're changing their
forecast: It's going to be worse.
YUKOS: From Dismal to Worse
YUKOS: From Dismal to Worse
07/28/2004 04:30 PMThe Russian government claims it doesn't want to take down YUKOS, but
that's what it's doing.
Can Janus' News Get Worse?
Can Janus' News Get Worse?
07/23/2004 02:34 PMThe company's latest report was unfavorable. Are more dreary days
ahead, or is Janus readying for a revival?
MIT Presidency worse than feared
MIT Presidency worse than feared
08/27/2004 01:40 PMCatching up on the mail I read through the latest Technology
Review, MIT's alumni magazine. Things are far worse than
feared. One letter calculates the cost of the $283 million
new computer science building as $17 million in 1916
dollars. The main buildings, which are enormous by comparison,
were completed in 1916 at a cost of $7 million.
Much more depressing than the backwards slide of the American
construction industry in terms of efficiency is an article about Chuck
Vest's 14 years running MIT. The article touches briefly on
Vest's achievements in increasing research funds between 1990 and
2003, which sound very impressive due to the lack of
inflation-adjustment (the actual increase in 2003 dollars was from
$430 million to $472 million). Nothing having to do with
innovation in research or education is mentioned. If the article
is accurate, Vest's major focuses turned out to have been
- fighting with the Federal Government over MIT's price-fixing
arrangement with the Ivy League colleagues. This agreement was
predicted to be illegal by Stanford, which refused to join the cartel,
and deemed illegal by a Federal District Court Judge but we ultimately
beat the rap in the Court of Appeals (see my
tuition-free MIT article for more)
- studying the extent to which female faculty members had less lab
space than male faculty members and whether this was due to
discrimination
- pursuing sex- and race-based discrimination in student admissions
and faculty recruitment and promoting such discrimination nationwide
in briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court in affirmative action
cases
I guess Phil Sharp, the Nobel Prize-winning biologist who turned
the job down is feeling pretty good about his decision to stay in the
lab.
The only encouraging news in the magazine concerned Erika Ebbel,
MIT Class of 2004 in Chemistry, who as Miss Massachusetts will
compete in the Miss America pageant on September 18.
Data Breach Much Worse Than Feared
Data Breach Much Worse Than Feared
04/19/2005 09:25 AMCBS News Apr 19 2005 2:10PM GMT
Mitnick: corporates are their own worse
enemy
Mitnick: corporates are their own worse
enemy
09/16/2004 03:05 PMTIME.com: "I've Been in Worse
Situations" -- Sep. 20, 2004
TIME.com: "I've Been in Worse
Situations" -- Sep. 20, 2004
09/13/2004 03:42 AMIRAQ'S BASIC SERVICES WORSE NOW THAN
BEFORE WAR, GAO SAYS
IRAQ'S BASIC SERVICES WORSE NOW THAN
BEFORE WAR, GAO SAYS
07/01/2004 03:42 AMlatest installment of hand-wringing and self-flagellation .. From the
Seattle Times comes an article .. sheer
incompetence
seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2001968744_g
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