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Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite https://www.lucova.com

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

Our target market is the campus market and our mobile app is used to replace the student's mealcard. Using the app you can place preorders, chat with the campus Food Director to provide feedback, check-in to the cashier POS via bluetooth (hands-free checkin) to enable mobile payments. You can also register payment types such as credit card (we work closely with various payment processors). Our mobile payment platform integrates with multiple POS'es including our emerging in-house POS FIITPOS (https://www.fiitpoe.com) and NownPOS (https://www.nownpos.com)

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team and have a heavy influence on our company's direction.

Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers or send resume to martin at lucova dot com

Hashes never take the filename into account anyway. He knows this, and is trying to throw users off track.

Ooops, I misread your message. You are stating they can't access your microphone without the permission - I'm not refuting that

> It's simply impossible for FB to record audio.

You should check your sources again - that statement is false.... You only have to look at the release notes from the dev preview on Android P today to see that was possible for any background app to access the camera and microphone at any time:

https://developer.android.com/preview/behavior-changes.html#...

> Android P strengthens privacy by limiting the ability of background apps to access user input and sensor data. If your app is running in the background on a device running Android P, the system applies the following restrictions to your app: Your app cannot access the microphone or camera.

"working for the man". This "man" is paying for you to do a job. You don't have to do it if you don't want to, you can go back and live at your parents house.

Excuse me if I'm sounding rude but you sound very young, and unaware that what you are doing is illegal and seem to have misplaced resentment

"Restoring your automotive freedom" - I love this analogy. This is a great way to explain the issue to the masses

It was released last year but quickly removed. This article explains why...

This is exactly with what happened with Poodle and SSLv3 and it's in the article. Attackers were successfully downgrading to the vulnerable SSL when a TLS connection was attempted.

In the future when TLS1.2 is considered insecure, we do not want this workaround in place.

This is exactly what they are trying to avoid. Read the article and you will see this thinking is how the POODLE attack happened.

It is incorrect. Read why personal github pages (username.github.com) moved to github.io (username.github.io)

https://github.com/blog/1452-new-github-pages-domain-github-...

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Front End Developer and Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

Our target market is the campus market and our mobile app is used to replace the student's mealcard. Using the app you can place preorders, chat with the campus Food Director to provide feedback, check-in to the cashier's POS via bluetooth (hands-free checkin) so that they can select you for a payment. You can also register other payment options such as credit cards (we work closely with multiple payment processors). Our mobile payment platform integrates with multiple POS'es including our emerging in-house POS (https://www.fiitpoe.com)

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team and have a heavy influence on our company's direction.

Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers or send resume to martin at lucova dot com

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Front End Developer and Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com

https://www.fiitpoe.com

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Front End Developer and Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com/

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers

Seems to be the same article here: http://www.cetusnews.com/business/CEO-Catches-Stranger-After...

> It's really puzzling why everyone keeps hosting their projects in us-east-1.

I've been using Amazon for 4 years, and this is the first time I hear their us-east-1 is more "cutting edge" and less reliable than all the other zones. This isn't even listed on their page describing these zones: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-reg...

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Front End Developer and Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com/

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers

Title is kind of clickbait. One trainer was giving cheese in exchange for bread, and another was giving nothing.

The raven preferred the trainer that gave something. Not really cheating or holding a grudge.

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Front End Developer and Full-Stack Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com/

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java + Angular based company with a small group of developers looking to add additional developers to our core team. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers

If it can take down your webserver due to unexpected CPU overload, then I would consider it bug

For what it's worth, I have never seen a system reboot/crash, and I must have used it at least 30 flights

You could also argue the opposite - more of the driving population can now afford safer cars.

If had to guess, I would attribute the rise to mobile devices distracting drivers - hence all the campaigns to stop texting+driving.

I agreed with this "unwritten pact" and felt it was unfair to browse with an ad blocker - however recently the performance impact on my 2016 flagship (Nexus 6P) was atrocious.

Once I installed an adblocker, I can't believe how much faster/less frustrating using my phone to find something on the web has been.

Cooincidental, not ironic.

With location based services making use of beacons, you could easily help a customer navigate your store without asking them to install an app - they just need to visit your website. This is exactly what my startup is working on.

Same here. Interestingly the $799.99 non-incognito version stays the same price if you change the i5 to an i7. Possible bug?

The reason the 'service' command was introduced was to allow an abstraction between System V, systemd, upstart and all other service managers.

`/etc/init.d/nginx restart` is a System V sublety.

The biggest issue with dynamic programming for me is refactoring code. I feel very confident when refactoring a static code-base. With a dynamic code-base it 's much more risky - to the point where I avoid.

Of course having great test coverage helps alleviate this, but it's very rare where a large project has 100% test coverage.

Lucova Inc. | Toronto | Backend Developer | Full Time | Onsite

https://www.lucova.com/

> Lucova Inc. is an emerging technology company headquartered in downtown Toronto with a North American presence. We bring technology, data and people together to enhance the human touch-points in the world of offline commerce - think IoT for physical stores. Our tools help brands realize their customer experience aspirations by turning customers’ smartphones into intelligent Bluetooth sensors that interact with the in-store point-of-sale infrastructure - informing staff of their customer’s presence on arrival, enabling hands free payments and generating opportunities for brand moments.

We're a Ruby + Java based company with a small group of developers looking to add an additional backend developer to our core. Our culture is great and you get that startup feel while working with experienced developers. We are looking for someone who is passionate about solving problems and loves to get their hands dirty at every opportunity (if you full-stack then it's a major bonus). We are located near Adelaide and Spadina. Our dev team is small enough that you have the opportunity to have a major impact.

Apply at https://www.lucova.com/careers

This is exactly how evolution works though. The genetic makeup of an individual organism doesn't change according to its environment. Only the offspring can have different genetic makeup which can be for better or for worse - this is where natural selection comes into play.