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chadcatlett
8y ago
You can use DocuSign for agreements and the state will recognize them. There are only a handful of exceptions where e-sign is not allowed in Texas. In addition to business documents, I have used DocuSign to sign county and state government
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8y ago
Google Cloud's infrastructure, AFAIK, has PTR records using 1e100.net. GC User's addresses, such as a GCE instance's public IP uses googleusercontent.com for PTR records.
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9y ago
I believe they are referring to "works as intended".
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9y ago
Sadly I do something similar for Amazon Music. I don't have the bundled flash player in Chrome enabled and it won't use web based drm on Linux browsers, so I use a user agent extension that tells their site I'm on Windows and
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9y ago
OS vendors can update the microcode when first booting the OS.
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9y ago
I have a 5S and recently had to upgrade so that a vendor would provide technical support. They stated they only provide support for their application running on the latest version of iOS that Apple supports for your device. I had held off a
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9y ago
I might be wrong, but it seems PyO3 is more for going from Rust to Python, versus ctypes being for Python to C.
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9y ago
The PS3 had one PPE core, and eight SPE cores. One SPE was disabled for yield purposes and of the remaining seven only six were available for usage by end developers.
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9y ago
By chance is it Brainwash in SoMa?
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9y ago
I'm not sure if we just got a unit plagued with issues, but the Package Concierge my apartment complex had installed has has been offline more than it has been online. It's constantly awaiting servicing.
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9y ago
I thought Vizio was an private brand not related to Samsung.
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10y ago
I would imagine many forms that don't allow unchecking of check boxes also just assume it is checked on the processing side of things, so dev tools might not help.
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10y ago
I attempted to Google and figure out what you meant by "...with 60k wsw". Sorry I'm not versed in the terminology of chip fabrication, so I was curious what wsw means. What does it mean?
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chadcatlett
10y ago
I suspect you are referring to this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11712035
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10y ago
It is created with 0666 as the mode. https://github.com/allwinner-zh/linux-3.4-sunxi/blob/A83T/ar...
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11y ago
Instagram used/uses PostgreSQL http://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/post/10853187575/sha...
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11y ago
8u45 was released in mid-April of this year.
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12y ago
The incremental option(enabled by default) introduced in rsync 3.0 greatly reduces the need for scanning the whole directory structure.
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12y ago
What have they be doing lately that one would consider sketchy? I ask because I haven't been following the news around them and I am curious since I have a ton of domains with them.