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> Marconi's patents for inventing radio were overturned in Tesla's prior invention of radio. Marconi didn't really invent the radio - though he is popularly given the credit for "inventing" it. The Bengali polymath J. C. Bose demonstrat
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Inconsolata is the poor mans version of the fantastic Consolas... alas, on non-windows platform Consolas looks like shit. Consolas comes for free with Visual Studio (probably pre-installed on Windows 7/Vista too) Funny, inconsolata as well
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14y ago
>And yes: Mitsuhiko seems to be a super cool, clever and friendly guy. In my last project I played around with request. Lovely it was. That would be kenneth reitz https://github.com/kennethreitz But I do agree, mitsuhiko is a super-co
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I'd written a python smtpd for internal use a while back (with code borrowed from tornado's ioloop, ideas from qpsmtpd, twisted etc.)... it's pretty fast (though incomplete): https://github.com/masroore/py-cyclone/blob/master/cyclone.p...
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14y ago
Haraka is the node.js port of the famous perl smtpd called Qpsmtpd. Haraka is developed by the authors of qpsmtpd - and it seems pretty fast: http://baudehlo.wordpress.com/2011/09/13/node-js-is-fast/
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14y ago
I'm interested. Will be waiting to review your code.
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15y ago
While VS itself doesn't consume large amount of memory, Resharper is a voracious memory eater. I used to regularly encountered OOM exceptions - not due to insufficient memory, rather because of excessive .net memory fragmentation brought ab
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Words like lakh and crore derive from Sanskrit - hence these words are prevalent not only in India but also in other countries in the south-east Asia like Bangladesh, Pakistan and Nepal. Western units are used wherever applicable - i.e. to
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15y ago
At times, antirez does appear to be a bit bone-headed. In the early days of redis (pre-1.0 I think) I (among several others) had sent him patches to incorporate unix domain socket support into redis server/client. Not to mention, the patche
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> And "The new interception system would be instant because we would have the email IDs and passwords of suspects and we can track their conversations 24X7,"? WTF does that even mean? How do they plan on getting the passwords? It means