Unfortunatelly I wasn't as lucky to do my due diligence checking the harm on the code before I ran it. I only lost a few dollars I had in my wallet though.
Didn't they try to push some rather questionable licensing terms on react or do I confuse it with a different open source library? If it was then its users almost became another victim of facebook trying out where it can get away with abusing its position.
They did have a license with a clause allowing them to sue or restrict access to it legally, but they changed it to a more permissive one. Also, even if they did try to do anything, no one was stopping you from replacing react with inferno or preact, they have compatible APIs.
And he joined Equifax after jumping ship from A. G. Edwards in 2008, presumably because the company was accused of fraud in that same year.
His first security gig was Senior IT Security Analyst at A. G. Edwards and Sons. His only work experience before that was Supervisor of Branch Installations.
This seems unbelievable, but that senior security position was his first IT experience.
I am the sole director of a company based in the UK. Through this company I am doing some work for a company in San Francisco. All the work is done remotely but once in a while I need to go to the office. I am currently just entering in the US with a visitor/tourist visa. Theoretically, which visa should I be applying or is there a visa for that sort of temporary (less than month) work in American soil?
This is complicated. In short, while in the U.S., you shouldn't get paid by your U.S. clients and the "work" you do should be along the lines of status meetings, not "productive" employment. Otherwise, you will need a work visa.
This is the code base provided (I already flagged with gitlab): https://gitlab.com/0xstake-group
And the actual task (which was a distraction - also flagged with notion): https://www.notion.so/Web3-Project-Evaluation-1f25d6f4dcf180...