barylen

Your dev server shouldn't be accessible to the public. If you want a server to be accessible to the public that isn't your production server (which is valid), you should be doing things as similar to production as possible (not running tests on it).

Why did you break up?

I don't think you understand how this works.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6139927

Seek a new marketing team. You are insane.

You don't have to be the real audience for your own product.

I've done interviews with e-commerce sites and can say I have never bought anything from any of the ones I interviewed with, but I have dedicated some time to observe the flow (maybe get to the point of paying and cancelling there).

Forcing me to purchase something just to be allowed to interview is an obnoxious barrier.

I was worried the leaks may have peaked a bit early, but this was very well timed.

What was wrong with the word "stealing" in this context?

What is the context? Is this for production? Is there a ton of bandwidth to be used?

I'd recommend using Mocha for all unit testing (client and server side). http://visionmedia.github.io/mocha/

Did you contact the university's police department and ask them about creating/finding resources that are similar to your idea of keeping them locked away in the police department?

Is it the responsibility of a university to provide extra accommodations to students that choose to live off campus and in dangerous areas? Where should the line be drawn?

Intuit's Mint. Provides some really nice advice sometimes, such as how to avoid X or Y fee. (Some accounts that require $100+ in your checking account to avoid a $5 monthly fee)

https://www.mint.com/

You connect it to your bank account.