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One solution to that problem is to run your own local git server, with an automatic process for pulling github repositories of the dependencies you need. Then you can always know that you will have the access to our dependencies even with
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FTA: "This testing revealed that the FCA vehicle models in question produce increased NOx emissions under conditions that would be encountered in normal operation and use."
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Doug Polk is not one of the professionals who was part of this study. The list is in Table 1 of the paper.
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The Geek Squad is a Best Buy brand, not Apple. So I don't think there is anything specific that Apple needs to do here.
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Executive security
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The one left in the ground will be around for thousands of years. This is not correct. Looters will take the items long before then, as they have for many thousands of years.
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The trivial disproof still doesn't disprove anything about go and/or chess. Both chess and go have rules preventing repetition of moves (three fold repetition, and rule 8, respectively), and have a limited pool of possible future
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GNU projects belong to GNU/FSF The only documentation that I see[0] about this just says "The program remains a GNU package unless/until the GNU project decides to decommission it.", but that's not a legal documen
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You're missing a few elements. One of which is, "the injured party’s right to rely thereon"[0] (unless that's what you mean by #4 above). "A party does not have a right to rely on a representation if she is aware t
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The title wasn't misleading, because Google just removed their extension from the store on 1/1. It's unfortunate that the title was changed, because the fact that google blocks non-store extensions is not news, leading people
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Why would they allow an extension Is Chrome the user's agent, or is it Google's agent.
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Or you license it from the patent holders
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It also expired at the end of 2000 https://fees.uspto.gov/MaintenanceFees/fees/details?applicat...
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Definitely. Xeons are targetted towards businesses, which generally have a wider variance of needs. So at that point, what can you do but give it a code name, and plenty of documentation. Clicking on the Xeon E5 v3 family link[0] and the
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re: #1 Intel does name their chips. ex: Intel Core i7-6700K[0], Intel Core i7-5775C[1] They also have families (Core i7), and generations (6th Generation i7 Processors), and microarchitectures (Skylake)[2] As for making it clearer, I think
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Like come on, that's one well of an optioned title for an article that links to an article with a completely different title. The very first sentence of the article is, "The Intel Core i7-7700K is what happens when a chip compan
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From a contractor POV, I love these calls. The hourly rates are high, and the work is generally easy.
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For some historical reference: Generics came with C# 2.0 in November 2005 (12 years old) LINQ came with C# 3.0 in November 2007 (9 years old)
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Active Server Pages (aka classic asp) VBScript JScript
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Using the instructions I previously provided on how to investigate patents[0], it can be seen that this is a patent application (not an actual patent), and its status is "Abandoned -- Failure to Respond to an Office Action" after
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one should tell the child to quit being friends with them My mom gave me advice like this when I was in the 3rd grade. I followed it. What she didn't tell me is that in school, the 30 kids I was with were going to be the same ones
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It's definitely easier to get into embedded programming. But blinking a light, or monitoring the air pressure around you isn't going to pay the bills as easily. Compare that to making a simple web application or extension, and s
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I work at a tech heavy SaaS company, but in reality, we're really a sales company. I have recognized this, and have excelled because of it.
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Then why did the report attribute any of this to Russia without substantiating those claims? If my boss drops a request on me to write a report on the "technical details regarding the tools and infrastructure used by the X to do Y&qu
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From the first line of the linked page, "BrowserFS is an in-browser filesystem that emulates the Node JS filesystem API and supports storing and retrieving files from various backends."
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Can it even store biometric data for you if it doesn't know who you are? That's a weirdly phrased question, since your biometric data is, by definition, part of "who you are". I was under the assumption that it's
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The reality is that this is the world we live in now. I don't think there's really a way to avoid it I agree. Which is why when the original commenter stopped at "don't use their service", I pointed out that that
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Yes, which means the original commenters position of "don't use their service" isn't strong enough, which is what I said. Note that "their service" isn't limited to FB.
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I've often wondered how other people deal with the questions of existence. What is real, after all? My dad had an old saying: "There's shit you can do shit about, and there's shit you can't do shit about". De
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The Matrix is literally this

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