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961.
by aflag 7y ago
It doesn't sound like it was stolen. It seems just a bad breakup. Kian started to have other priorities in life besides his own company. I've been in a similar position, I quit and I wasn't so melodramatic about it. Ironicall
962.
by aflag 7y ago
It doesn't do that, though. Humans also create fake accounts. It does make mass creation of fake accounts impractical, though. I solved that in past by actually charging for my service. I think the internet would benefit from having mo
963.
by aflag 7y ago
Sometimes the right tool for the job is python + mypy.
964.
by aflag 7y ago
It's kind of weird that the employer wants the employee to bring their device, but don't want to trust the employee's device anyway.
965.
by aflag 7y ago
And we never found out what happened to Paul :(
966.
by aflag 7y ago
That's the sad and alone version of the game.
967.
by aflag 7y ago
Make it legal, then. Regulate it, call it a fee and problem solved.
968.
by aflag 7y ago
I kept not paying my debts and just accumulating more and more. One day my debts got so large that it caused an overflow. I now have a couple billion to spare. I'll be forever in debt with whoever did my bank's decimal type implem
969.
by aflag 7y ago
Why?
970.
by aflag 7y ago
tl;dr he had ADHD. So he can't ever finish a blog post, but twitter works for him. Which is fair enough.
971.
by aflag 7y ago
What is uglier about the kotlin code? It's the same number of lines and the code is more robust. What's the ugly part?
972.
by aflag 7y ago
It was suggested that that feature is relevant enough to justify using kotlin over Java. However, I'd (and others in this very thread also have) argue that only slightly tips the scales towards Kotlin, while not solving the problem the
973.
by aflag 7y ago
From what I've been reading in this thread the whole issue seems to be related to gifted people believing they are special -- which is not their fault, after all, everyone keeps saying that. If you're special, your life must be sp
974.
by aflag 7y ago
That's not a very nice way to do it. It only takes a busy month outside of "the grid" to become inactive. I'd rather have the option to trust a handful of users which have all report that I'm dead before taking any
975.
by aflag 7y ago
You could call it related searches and only display the suggestion when all words are either in the products catalog or in the dictionary, also checking if the query returns something with a phrase search. That can help with typos without e
976.
by aflag 7y ago
If the server is comprimised and paths from the host are mounted inside the container, the attacker could potentially make more damage.
977.
by aflag 7y ago
I don't think taking it down worldwide has anything to do with China. It was an Apple decision.
978.
by aflag 7y ago
What court cases are you referring to?
979.
by aflag 7y ago
That seems to lie entirely at Apple's discretion. The trade marked name in China is using the Chinese characters only. It would be reasonable for Apple to take down all the uses of the Chinese name worldwide as a precaution. However, t
980.
by aflag 7y ago
It seems to me that they targeted China, just didn't understand trademarks work there.
981.
by aflag 7y ago
You have to remember that's scattered light.
982.
by aflag 7y ago
How many do you consider enough?
983.
by aflag 7y ago
Correct, but misleading in the context.
984.
by aflag 7y ago
That's better than nothing, but it would still be no proof that the are no issues, as uncommon behaviour/access patterns could take some time to appear (or will only show up after other services are introduced).
985.
by aflag 7y ago
It follows UTC, so that doesn't apply. From what I understand, it does follow things like leap seconds, though.
986.
by aflag 7y ago
Are you saying Unix time doesn't get adjusted when there are calendar changes in the box?
987.
by aflag 7y ago
ntpd will only move the clock backwards if the gap is too big and you run a command. Otherwise, it will only slow down the clock and possibly alert you that it's having trouble catching up.
988.
by aflag 7y ago
Way more known vulnerabilities. They also have a much smaller share of the market. I'd be surprised if researchers were targeting it as much.
989.
by aflag 7y ago
The low end compute must be a substantial amount of revenue.
990.
by aflag 7y ago
I don't see how prs would help solving any of those. It's common for me to use a few of these commands before I open the PR.

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