Saw a job posting at subway in Chicago. Need a job ?

I seen that next to millennium park but it changed before I could see it. Thanks for posting it.

Y would they take string convert it to bytes and back to string again just to print it out😕😕😕

The answer is of course:

cannot find symbol
symbol : class Base64
location: package java.util
import java.util.Base64;

@spacem Base64 is a new class introduced in Java 8

And it is imported properly

@amateur64 I'm not a Java programmer so I don't know if it has any side effects but as far as I can tell it is indeed simply using base64 of curiosity as the secret part in the URL. So the extra conversion is likely an attempt at obfuscation.

@amateur64 nope just checked there is no encode to string in Java the messing with the bytes is required.

https://play.golang.org/p/... seems to work...

Definitely Java, not Go.

@amateur64 I asked myself the same thing.

https://y3vyaw9zaxr5.uptake.com ?

@olirz in the source

<!-- Hi there! --><!-- Would you like to play a game? --><!-- We don't allow robots, so please at least be part human... -->

I'm part human!

@arcadesdude robots.txt ! Disallow: /secret-secure-site/

Password Box with hidden value: "what got you here?"

Answer: "curiosity"

@corscheid Go would have been nice.

That's a nice job posting. For me all postings I see:
1. We are recruiting for a leading company ....
2. Work with a professional team
3. Be pationate

And when you interview :
1. Barely has half the local market share
2. Their team commit empty messages to git with a commit that includes work of a week, no unit tests
3. They want you to obey, do what you are told, not he creative and actually solve shit

@fschndr check my comment with link :)

Main throws Exception, cheezus

Oh man, I fell for it again thinking this was a new post. "How the hell are they able to access this damn site, the dns doesn't resolve" only to notice I'm 3 years late to the party. Oh well :D