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bontoJR
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1. Both communities are big enough, if you are in Asia, gophers are everywhere 3. If you don't have any knowledge about functional programming, Scala will open you a new world. It will force you to think in a different way and will int
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Google used to have a very bad reputation about customer service, but in the last 2-3 years they focused on fixing some of these problems. I can't really say they are bad anymore, at least they are in the average, for some products the
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Zend and Microsoft Azure Announce Strategic Partnership
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I actually don't because I have no clue how Windows Server works. So this attack hits the kernel and the context is low level, right?
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That's a good point, because in the example we can clearly see how to check if a system is or not patched and that, using this attack, we can crash a Windows Server. The remote execution part is completely missing (fortunately), but I
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Yes, exactly. The EU has the power to do something on this. Actually, when US was facing the Net-Neutrality case, most media questioned about what EU was doing about the same topic and they all pointed out that, according to many different
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> "you're either with us or you're a terrorist" It looks like is a very common argumentation for politicians. Another one is: "You don't have to care if you don't have anything to hide". I think bo
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I used OVH services for a long time, very good customer support, best quality/price ratio for Europe and some of their machines are extremely good. It would be a shame for France to lose them. France is known to be very interested in m
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Did you have to change anything during the implementation? What about habits compared to deploy on VMs/DSs? What's you experience regarding a long running? Did you face any issue?
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I went to a couple of events where Docker was a topic in Europe, the general feeling is that the solution looks great, but every single time a speaker/organizer asks to raise a hand if using it in production, nobody does. I mean, it&#x
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Great piece. In fact, this is another big topic. I can't image a bank switching technology in a such easy way for components that maybe are critical. A technology switch can have multiple sides, sometimes the success is way beyond expe
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I don't see anything wrong here either, I kinda like the fact that as engineers/developers/coders we still have the opportunity to admit that an early stage decision doesn't fit our needs anymore and we can then change.
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The switch from Node to Go seems quite popular right now and it honestly makes me thing there's something wrong with the general perception of Node. We are currently in a world where we have a huge amount of traffic on almost every web
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This phone made me think a lot about the future of mobile in emerging markets. I was reading a lot of great feedbacks about Mozilla with Firefox OS in Africa and some South American countries, they are very happy about the price/value
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That's exactly what I mean. Running as fast as possible minimize the chances to recover from errors and puts a lot of pressure on the working team. I know it's not just about companies. Anyway, don't get me wrong, between the
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I actually work in Zürich! Definitely!
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Welcome to Europe. Comparison between Europe tech startup scene vs the Silicon Valley one is quite unfair. I am based in Switzerland, you cannot imagine how hard is for a tech (worser if service) company to raise money. The model is extreme
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This is really interesting. It's very annoying to always fire the browser the renew/buy a certificate. I would definitely git it a shot for a standard one, the wildcard looks quite expensive honestly. In other sources you can find
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Legalization has been always proved to be effective as coutermove to illegal traffic and, on the other hand, it's a great money source for the state applying taxes. Now, the problem now is that regulations must be clear and the price w
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Absolytely a good reading. Sometimes this kind of readings can help in a complete different problem. Sometime happens you are dealing with another problem, then you remember this story, and you figure out what's wrong because there
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I am 28 and I am actually in a similar situation, but honesly in the last months, my mind started to chillout about getting old with the risk of stay behind. It doesn't really matter the age of a developer, but the most important thing
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Well, there's a micro-kernel... :D
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Now, the question: why?
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Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Edition Available in UE
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Samsung warns people about discussing sensitive information in front of SmartTV
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