mcross

See https://homesupport.irobot.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/964/~... for clarifications the company posted on data privacy.

This is a great writeup.

This article is labelled as subscriber-only content, yet I am not a subscriber and can see it fine by following this link. Is it as simple as having the right URL to get to LWN subscriber-only content, or is there some other reason it can be accessed by non-subscribers?

What license are you distributing the code under? I don't see any license noted in your repo.

Others have already said this in one way or another, but I think it's worthwhile to add another voice.

I'd just stick with it and keep looking. Be honest with the places you interview with when they ask why you are looking after so short of a time - the job is not what it was represented to me and despite my trying I can't fix it; and as a recent college grad with student loans I can't afford to leave while I'm searching. There's no need to try to hide this on your resume - it's better to be honest and explain it than try to hide something. Employers are people too and they will understand that.

My biggest piece of advice is don't give your notice at your current place until you have a written offer in hand for a new position.

It also uses 100% CPU until the threads are stopped. The author did not make any claims that it was cryptographically secure. It's just a toy that he shared - an interesting way to perhaps generate something useful from something that is normally undesirable.

Leading the pack in which direction? Improving sweatshop conditions or the factories they use have the worst sweatshop conditions?

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but wouldn't the water freeze?