WormyMcSquirmy

Belfast is 64th? Not too bad all things considered.

I can relate to this. I'm a SE now but when I was in university I didn't bother studying, especially for an algorithms/data structures class. I did ok in the class (well below my average) and made up for the relatively bad mark in other classes. Now I really wish I had of just worked at it because I'm trying to fill this knowledge gap now after work. It would have been far easier if I had just studied it properly the first time.

I used to have a laptop that when you pressed the function button to enable/disable the webcam would actually install/uninstall the webcam drivers. I found it more hilarious than anything.

So raise a pull request to add one.

>Ah, well, we find 87% of security vulnerabilities ourselves, security researchers find about 3% and the rest are found by customers.

They admit more security vulnerabilities are found by customers than security researchers and still they release this smug "fuck off" toned blog.

I wonder what this means for CyberSource, Visa's already merchant facing company.

It's just a website that says:

"There's a production incident, we need you to come in."