Yes, probably, however, an O Visa requires the recipient to be working in the USA upon receipt, it's not meant for tourism for business or pleasure (including tech conferences).
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Sensify Security is a seed-stage Industrial IoT Security company working on Trust & RBAC solutions at the Edge of Industrial Operations. We've got cutting-edge technology, customer traction, and are growing organically. We're based in the heart of Silicon Valley, California and continue to grow our Engineering team.
I'm hiring a Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) / Quality Assurance Engineer (QAE) to help with Product Quality, Build & Infrastructure / DevOps. This is still an early stage opportunity with plenty of room to grow.
Submit resumes to jobs@sensify-security.com and if you have questions about this role, please ask me: ravi@
Ahorita in Spanish (USA) means something else from Spanish (Nicaragua) for example. If a Greyhound bus driver were to use that word to indicate the bus is departing "Ahorita", I would assume that to mean the next 10-15 minutes whereas in Nicaragua, I would have no idea if it means 10 minutes, 30 minutes or even 60 minutes, so my follow-up question would be, "Do you mean 15 minutes or less?" To me, this is more a cultural thing, not a linguistic thing since in fact the language in use is the same, i.e. Spanish. As another example, "later" (EN-US) is not the same as in EN-IN.
Or maybe I'm missing the point of the research entirely ...
1 or 2 of my very nice people will be in the office upstairs to help with any questions during daytime. (the bathroom is shared on Mo, Wed, Fri during daytime)
How is this even legal?
Sensify is an early stage IoT Security Startup working on bringing decentralized security services to the Edge, i.e. to bridge the IT vs OT gap in the Industrial IoT space.
We have a diverse (technologies, cultural backgrounds, work experience between large and small companies) team in place currently in the heart of Silicon Valley.
We are looking for multiple Senior Staff Software Engineers who can work with various technologies and software stacks including focus on authentication, blockchain, cryptography, databases and networking protocols.
More info: https://sensify-security.com/jobs/
Please feel free to email jobs@sensify-security.com and refer "Hacker News" in the subject line if you want to chat more. Thank you!
If I were upper management at DoorDash, I would be talking to the person that runs Customer Support to see if they (a) even recognize their CS setup is terrible (b) are doing something to fix the problem.
Context: https://twitter.com/zaatar/status/849968887491776513
1) What kind of security exists on the wireless network?
2) Your privacy policy keeps talking about credit cards and Razorpay (a payment processor) yet in this thread you are saying one can hop onto the network using a cash-purchased token. Where exactly do Credit Cards fit in the workflow?
3) Please consider switching your website over to SSL, Lets Encrypt certs are free, other certs are cheap (GoDaddy charges only like $30/year or so) :)
More details are promised in the coming days.
The fees are 1 rupee for every 2000 rupees (i.e. 0.05%), so with a 1% cashback card, each time I were to charge 2000 rupees, I would get back 20 rupees, but pay out 1 rupee in fees to Snapdeal, making a profit of 19 rupees. Repeat 1000x per day, I'm now earning 19000 rupees a day, sitting at home.
I guess Snapdeal won't deliver 1000x per day to the same address, and perhaps 1% cashback cards don't exist to begin with ...?
[1] <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zacarias_Moussaoui#Capture>