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OP's query is not the same as an inner join; it will only return each employee only once while your query will return each employee for every assignment it is associated with.
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I never really understood this, what's stopping you from resolving those warnings even if they won't make the build fail? I mean, you still get a list of all the warnings and you can still have a zero-warnings rule (which is something you s
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My idea was that if it can be shown that piracy levels are about the same with and without DRM an argument could be made that perhaps investing in DRM is a waste of time and money.
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While this is probably true, surely their special role in the financing and distribution of the show would have allowed Netflix to negotiate such exploitation rights if they wanted to.
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If what you say is true, since they have started producing their own content (House of Cards), maybe they could experimentally distribute those shows (or at least some episodes) without DRM and use the results as a proof to convince studios
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Oh, come off it. 18 year olds make bad career decisions all the time as they lack the experience and information that would help them making the right choice. Sometimes there is external pressure. Also, people change. And sometimes you real
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It's more like business development rather than R&D. It's basically about finding new talented recording artists (performers) and publishers/writers who would be a good match for them.
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While I'm not a lawyer, I'd be surprised if trying to report a possible fire couldn't be be considered a "just cause", the lack of which is a key element in tort law everywhere.
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14y ago
It seems to me that even large, overly bureaucratic corporations need a process in place that allows deploying critical security updates in a reasonably expedient manner. Is this uncommon?
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In addition to this, we have found that the JSON field - PLV8 - JavaScript user-defined function - function-based index combination to work and perform really well. As the parent said, is not as fast as a full relational schematic but it's
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IBM's DB2 has an inbuilt tool that can suggest (and create) indexes for you.
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Obviously their point was that Bateman was too close to Batman. Not being a trademarks expert, I can't comment on whether it was a trademark infringement or not, but that is besides the point. Do you want to spend time and money litigating
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I didn't misread the repo name.
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Expect a letter from a lawyer representing DC Comics demanding you to rename your product. An acquaintance of mine also launched a product (entirely unrelated to comics and toys) with the same name recently and was asked by DC Comics to cha
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> I realize these two individuals involved are Spanish and German - maybe they think it is okay to act like that in Spain or Germany, but no way, not in the UK. This is exactly the kind of bullshit, patronising and condescending soft na
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Must be the mindset. I've seen plenty of straightforward, well written C# code with none of this garbage. I'm sure it's the same with Java. And you would see plenty of Ruby code written in this kind of style if Ruby was popular in enterpris
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People being human beings and often driven by emotions rather than rational decisions, even if only a proportionally small group of depositors lose their confidence in banks and chose to withdraw their savings, such an event could quickly s
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I wonder what steps they are taking to avoid a complete, Armageddon-style bank run in Cyprus?
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This is a very strong argument.
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By the age of 14 you are supposed to have a developed enough sense of morality to understand that this is very bad. I don't think this is an acceptable excuse.
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Perpetual Motion Patent Applications
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They have obviously no jurisdiction but they might have access experience, money, human resources, technology and information Singaporian authorities might not necessarily have access to. This kind of cooperation is fairly common in cases i
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Is it possible that the royalties Napster has to pay in the UK to PRS, PPL, etc. are higher then what they have to pay in the US to ASCAP, BMI, etc.?
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Didn't Ulrich Drepper retire from glibc development quite a while ago?
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Yes it is. You need a license for public performances of copyrighted works; in America this is governed by Title 17 of the United States Code.
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> The unfortunate fact is that police have more pressing issues to deal with than petty theft … This is not strictly true. Police forces have divisions and staff dedicated to all types crime and petty theft is no exception. They might b
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The Nordic countries aren't ethnically homogenous, not even when disregarding recent developments in migration. For example, there's a very large Swedish ethnic minority in Finland and vica versa. Swedish and Finnish people are ethnically v
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Sovereign states do whatever they want. Most countries (if not all) have a legal framework for expelling foreign citizens on grounds of national security or foreign policy (and it's up to them to decide what constitutes that). This is accep
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Curiously enough, in my experience, the vast majority of interruption I receive is not from "external sources" but rather from other developers, typically junior members of the team seeking advice or guidance. I wonder how you would address
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True, the vector_append function would have to return a pointer to the new location; this might or might not be a problem, depending on how your program is structured.
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