adamkruszewski

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by adamkruszewski 9y ago
Wouldn't that add additional noise to each employee work and thus could potentially be more costly than phishing e-mails themselves?
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by adamkruszewski 9y ago
Really nice piece of work :) I wonder if it wouldn't look even more juicy on white background? (found out that non-developers prefer white backgrounds, but that might be my personal experience only) We are right now developing a revers
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by adamkruszewski 9y ago
It might not always be the case. Hiring young people and teaching them Cobol (or whatever) without paying large amounts upfront might be also a viable business practice, ie. think about it as an entry level job. All depends on requirements,
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
Great release and VS2017 RC support to play with! Also, can't wait for Rider IDE. Hope it will include all the latest goodies!
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
There is also "Second Week" released which I greatly recommend and the author is also very responsive via email.
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
Or even more! It will need to be backported to Trusty Tahr if one wants to apt-get it on Windows (subsystem for Linux) ;-)
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
But what if the wall have holes in it and you don't even know about it? What if the "bad guys" will uncover the holes before you? Or what if you will know but you still can do nothing about them? What if the "bad guys&qu
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
But how do we know that those crystals were formed during "normal" conditions? ie. why is it valid to interpolate the air structure for the whole "ancient Earth"? I'm just curious how is it done?
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
And there is the whole 'bio-fuel' movement where basically people grow 'bio-fuel' in places where there was food growing earlier cause they get subsidies for doing so. How to account for such 'lost' food source
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
Um, you need screenshots for a cross-compiler? :)
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
RhodeCode was already Open Source once and it then went "closed source"[1]. That event resulted in creating a truly Open Source fork called Kallithea[2] (GPLv3) held under Software Freedom Conservancy[3] umbrela. I wonder if they
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by adamkruszewski 10y ago
It leaves a lot of freedom. I have even redefined some spacemacs internal functions to suit my needs (but I don't recommend doing that, spacemacs is heavily developed and they shuffle/refactor things all the time).