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MrRadar
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12y ago
See also the accompanying Mozilla Wiki page: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS EDIT: Taken care of, thanks jvehent! Original: Interestingly, it looks like someone made three edits to the on March 16th
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12y ago
I'm seeing corrupted 'r's in the section headings. http://i.imgur.com/v7HZcQI.png (Firefox 36, Win 7 x64, AMD Radeon HD 7770)
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12y ago
Don't forget that pays for coverage of a land area roughly twice as big as the entire EU[0] with no roaming charges. Also, this article is from 2012 and has outdated prices. If you go prepaid you can get 2.5 GB for $35 with unlimited
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12y ago
Yeah, I would agree with that. Scala is, at most, probably 2-3% responsible for the problems we're having with this project (due to inexperience with it). The vast majority of the blame rests on our contractors and on our management&
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12y ago
> Programming languages you don't know are harder to read than programming languages you do know. I will definitely agree with you there. It would help our team significantly if we had a Scala expert we could consult but there'
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12y ago
Thank you! I'm working on a team that inherited some Scala code from contractors that no longer work for us and we've found that (at least their) Scala is almost as hard to read as bad Perl. Compounding this is a severe lack of
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13y ago
Something similarly suspicious is going on with the campaign for Gridiron Thunder, another game competing for matching funds from the OUYA Free The Games fund[1]. So far it has raised $115k (of a $75k goal) with only 167 backers and the do
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15y ago
If you don't have a compiler or documentation for the proprietary instruction set the GPU uses, what use is the source code to the binary blob that runs on it?
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15y ago
If you like this, check out Jon Stanley's similar but smaller Relay Computer Two[1]. The page gives a highly detailed explanation of how it all works including complete circuit and logic diagrams. [1]: http://www.electronixandmore.com/pro