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This keeps coming up in most countries every few years. Everyone seems to forget in nearly every country telecoms are licensed industries and providing legal intercept is a legal obligation of those licenses.

And the rest of society has the right to exclude you if your carrying a deadly virus.

Based on the responses here can tell this is the crowd who like to recite CS101 algorithms on a whiteboard in interviews.

This approach is overall fairer to students by looking at the whole school year not one three hour exam based. UK exam setup has not really changed in 30 years plus and just because you did it is not a good reason to rethink how this works.

One of the things missed here also is a lot of exam boards historically let the teacher decide if the student is “not great” to sit the lower tier exam and cap there grade to a C no matter if you got 60 or 100% on the exam.

Not just where you work but the work you do.

This is awesome. Please leave instructions for people to run it at home so that no one can accidentally commit a hippa violation.

GUESTFOLIO | Full Stack Developer | Whistler, Canada | Full-time | Onsite

We are looking for new team members to come help us build CRM software for hotels. Our application a rails monolith so ruby preferred but not essential.

Our office is based in one of the world's best mountain resorts Whistler BC and is a short walk from the gondola so our team regularly ski's, snowboards and mountain bikes year round.

More details are available here: http://www.guestfolio.com/our-company/work-with-us/web-appli...

Guestfolio | Senior Rails Developer | Whistler, BC, Canada

We’re looking for a senior full-stack Rails dev to join our team. We make a neat saas crm product used by boutique hotels all around the world to communicate with their guests. Fulltime remote is an option but we would prefer someone who wants to come live in Whistler and enjoy the outdoor lifestyle and be here to help mentor other junior devs. Our office is a short walk from the gondolas for skiing in the winter and mountain biking in the summer. Come work with an amazing team who never miss a pow day.

https://careers.jobscore.com/careers/cendyn/jobs/web-applica... and mention Hacker News in your application.

Guestfolio Inc | Whistler, Canada | Full Time/Onsite

Based in the four season resort of Whistler BC only five minutes from the ski and bike lifts.

We are looking for : Senior Rails Developers, Front-end Developers and various other roles.

Our goal is to personalize the travel experience for travellers and provide insights and tools for hotels to deliver amazing guest experiences.

Find out more here : http://www.guestfolio.com/our-company/ and http://www.guestfolio.com/our-company/work-with-us/

Contact: [email protected]

Probably gone amiss in this whole thing. Apple technically could post this letter under the proposed legislation because they are not a "telecommunications provider" which is a specific term in UK law referring to those companies who provide telecoms services usually mobile operators, BT etc.

Apple is not a licensed telecoms provider as they would never of been able to provide iMessage in the UK as it lacks any ability for real-time intercept a requirement on telecoms providers.

Just had a look at my local resort Whistler and you kinda need to update it, the run difficulties are graded differently. We go green > blue > black > double black

Location: BC, Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Ruby, Puppet, PHP

Resume / CV: http://kevinprince.me/hireme/

Email: [email protected]

Location: Anywhere (EU / Canada all ok)

Remote: (Flexible)

Technologies: Ruby, Puppet, PHP, Some frontend stuff Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/s/5pk27nman1xxv65/cv_devops.pdf?dl=0

Relocate: anywhere

Email: nextgengames+hn@gmail[dot]com

Literally about 4 weeks from finishing my job and hitting the open road / seas. It's taken me several years to do it but the timing this year has kind of worked out (I also turned 30 this year).

The Why?

I am basically just "surviving" month to month paying rent, seeing same people, doing same things and not really having any new experiences. At 30, this is my last chance to qualify for various visa options which would allow work in other countries. I also recently finished paying off all my college loans etc.

The how:

I finish my job on the 28th May (also move out of my place that day) and will be joining friends for a few weeks of sailing and then heading for Asia for summer and Canada for winter.

Financially speaking it's going to be tough I am leaving a well-paid permanent role but not a huge amount of savings (but no debts). The one plus side is the average gap year costs about £5k including flights and insurance and I am well above that amount so happy.

Am I scared? Yes of cause, but I have done several multi-week trips in Europe and lived abroad before and work is only ever a plane ride away. I am actually pretty happy to be doing bar work or working retail and having some different experiences to being stuck in-front of a keyboard.

It's going to be an adventure regardless and a change I need!

The Lab by O2 - Slough / London UK

We looking for an Android Developer to join us in the Lab at O2 to work on multiple new projects. Full job spec below.

http://www.telefonicaando2careers.com/gb/search-apply/job-de...

all RF stuff in the UK is tightly licensed. Theirs very little "free for all" spectrum.

Disagree, their is a ton of data on the NMEA bus on even small boats which is useful for logging and working out whats going on across various systems. I built a custom board to handle this last year with a Pi for capture.

Generally from what I've seen in the UK is GPS, Log and weather vane's are digital so should have NMEA feeds. Small vessels are advised to use paper charts. Its one of those things which still beats an electric plotter.

I would recommend you check out http://hackdaymanifesto.org which I and other hackday organisers wrote a little while back.

I am a senior developer at O2 in our labs team, drop me an email [email protected] as we are hiring right now and its always good to chat.

Sorry seems like the Amazon ELB isnt playing nicely. Working to fix.

Senior Developer needed for the Lab by O2

We currently have a vacancy for a senior developer in the Lab an innovation team inside O2 on the UK's leading mobile networks. Ideally you are experienced with Ruby inc Rails and Sinatra it helps if you have a passion for mobile and a desire to build new things.

Our team of 16 is based in Slough, we get to build prototypes and beta on the O2 network and even have our own dedicated test GSM network. We also occasionally through massive developer events like HACKED at the O2 in London.

If your interested please get in touch [email protected].

Far as I am aware form previous visits and discussions Disney delete the fingerprint record when the ticket expires.

Also the level of fingerprint scanner we are talking about is not even close to say the one UCIS use when you come into the US. UCIS having my fingerprint is actually pretty handy as it speeds up border processing with new passports etc.

Busch Gardens use a hand size device which is just weird.

Well that sucks.

Love the line "Just to be safe, be sure to print out all of your favorite pages before the end of the month."

The Lab powered by O2

Slough, United Kingdom / Full Time

Mobile Developer

We are looking for significant expertise in one of the key mobile platforms (with Android being preferred) and at least a basic understanding of HTML5. Experience working in an internet startup would be a big advantage, as you’ll be expected to be able to work in a small, close knit team, with the goal of producing an exceptional product. If you can produce of clean, fast code that is focused on great user experience and are comfortable with rapid prototyping and iterative development then we want to hear from you.

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Not 100% but assuming this is a US company, isn't this a criminal act? Also if it's as much money as it sounds surely its a felony.

In my office we have been giving all dev's 13" full spec air's for about 2 years. Need to process a big data set etc? Do it on our EC2 setup. It works better and people don't tend to have as much stuff on there machines.

4 days after the UK release date.