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The goal of a QA person should be "shipping great software".
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I started Edinburgh University in 1983, and there were about 10% women on the CS course. There were more, I think, on the AI course, but that was in a completely different department.
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> Current LTO-4 and LTO-5 tapes [...] go for $22-23, uncompressed capacities are 800 and 1.5 GB respectively. I think you meant 1.5TB. However, why not just use hard disk drives at just over twice that price? You'd get quite a lot o
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Eliza?
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The sender maintains cwnd as a completely separate parameter that does not go in any packets. It doesn't "know" anything; the value of this parameter is arrived at by some set of heuristics. See for instance https:/&#x
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Why wouldn't an http client library turn off Nagle's algorithm by default?
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11y ago
There's a further 52 weeks available, to be shared between the parents.
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> if the receiver has buffer space available nitpick: if the sender believes the entire path between sender and receiver has buffer space available. I.e. it will send up to the minimum of the receive window and the congestion window. Re
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CloudFlare is a CDN, so needs to be hosted in data centres all over the place, often collocated with ISPs.
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AOL email is free (well, ad-supported) now, so people "stuck" with it may have moved to a different ISP.
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> If so, that's probably the simplest overlay solution of all the aforementioned (I work on Weave) Weave Net also lets you create a Docker overlay network using VXLAN, without insisting that you configure a distributed KV store (etc
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On my first visit to India I was confused to find that big numbers were expressed in 'lakh', which is 100,000. So a million could be "ten lakh". This unit would be useful for discussing house prices where I live, but do
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Nitpick: first you need to increase the "Screen Buffer Size" width, then you can change the Window Size width too.
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1993 (Windows NT 3.1)
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> resizable cmd window A couple of people have referred to this, but I've been resizing CMD windows for over a decade. Maybe you mean you couldn't increase the width by dragging, only via a dialog?
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Kind of odd that "What is a container?" comes near the bottom of the page. But 100 bonus points for never mentioning Docker.
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And it's sent as part of the host, hence plaintext.
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Why would you want to do that? (Btw, most current solutions allow some containers to talk to some containers but not others. E.g. using IP subnets)
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11y ago
> We did not have detailed enough monitoring for this dimension (membership size) It is often the case that you aren't monitoring the metric that would have told you the world was about to end. However, > their processing time wa
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Easier-to-digest commentary: http://news.mit.edu/2015/first-new-cache-coherence-mechanism...
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Tardis: Time Traveling Coherence Algorithm for Distributed Shared Memory [pdf]
(people.csail.mit.edu)
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Some governments want more lending: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-40-million-investment... http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/obama-adminis...
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> Yes, you can start dropping into special transactions Transactions aren't "special" in SQL. You expect that reads and writes within a transaction are kept consistent, unless you have deliberately chosen a weaker seriali
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> Unless you can list here the "checks and balances ... The key check on Libor was that it took a pretty big conspiracy to fix it. There were approx 16 banks submitting numbers, and the process was to rank those numbers, drop the to
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The special thing that banks do is take deposits. This is tightly regulated in most countries. Anyone can lend money, as you say.
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Judith Kerr, author of The Tiger Who Came To Tea, endlessly has to defend critics who assert that the tiger is an allegory for the Gestapo. "It's just a tiger", she says. BTW, her life story is pretty amazing - http:/&
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NuevaSync has supported this for years, via ActiveSync. https://www.nuevasync.com/nuevasync-pemail.html Disclosure: have family connection to owners.
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The capital that can fly, has flown.
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Schematic: http://cube-drone.com/comics/c/alien-geometries
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A major point of weave is that you don't have to change your code, so it has to work with the kernel network APIs.
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