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by fs111 8y ago
Why would they care about you or your team? It is an investment, not a social service.
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What Lives in Your Belly Button? Study Finds “Rain Forest” of Species(news.nationalgeographic.com)
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Platinum from the Road (2016) [video](youtube.com)
22 points by fs111 8y ago|1 comments
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by fs111 8y ago
what are you missing? It does everything that youtube does too? Also, you can find all the information on the page
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by fs111 8y ago
Everybody loves a good TLA!
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by fs111 8y ago
Oracle always has proprietary parts in the JDK and that was no problem for people.
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by fs111 8y ago
People rely on things like Travis that are tightly integrated with github. Even if you have a full local checkout, you probably cannot deploy easily, if at all. Not saying this is good, just a fact these days.
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by fs111 8y ago
That whole "inform your bank thing" is no longer a thing, at least here. We went to Namibia/Zimbabwe last year and I tried to give them a heads up to not have my cc blocked. The hotline person said there is nothing they can d
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by fs111 8y ago
The layout looks weird in firefox, did you only test with chrome?
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by fs111 8y ago
You should maybe mention why Here maps are popular for in-car navigation systems: The car makers/suppliers own the majority of Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_(company)#Current_ownersh... If you own somet
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by fs111 8y ago
Foursquare would be a better source as that is still popular in many European countries.
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by fs111 8y ago
if it was just a pseudonym, one may still cite it as anonymous.
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by fs111 8y ago
citing "anonymous", if it is unclear who the author is, is nothing new. I did that a long time ago when I a cited something from the nmap man page in a paper for university . Back then it was unclear - at least to me - who the aut
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by fs111 8y ago
Consider a synology NAS. They are made for a use case like that.
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Plus codes: addresses for everyone(plus.codes)
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by fs111 8y ago
You make it sound as if instagram is unrelated to facebook. Facebook owns them and they have so much money that they will buy the next thing and the one after that as well. Facebook, the company, will do just fine.
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by fs111 8y ago
Can we add javascript to the title? It is a bit misleading without it.
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by fs111 8y ago
no, that is not a joke
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by fs111 8y ago
> I assume that it's the same in the US and pretty much every other country. No, in the US all parents are expected to stay. Not just the host parents.
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by fs111 8y ago
The day it happens be sure to read 229434093 thought leader articles how this is "the right move" and "a step into the future" and other such nonsense.
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by fs111 8y ago
spark clusters still have a spof as far as I understand the architecture.
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by fs111 8y ago
> Firstly, clang and llvm are written in c++ so it's much easier for me to work with. Why is the implementation language important to you as a user?
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by fs111 8y ago
That map is incorrect: us-west-2a, 2b and 2c are not static names for the AZs. Every user gets their own mapping of which physical location is a, which one is b and which one is c. My us-west-2a may be your us-west-2c. They are not the same
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by fs111 8y ago
I have been to cash only bars (think neighbourhood pub), donut, and pizza shops in the bay area this year. there are plenty still.
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by fs111 8y ago
As a user of AirBnb I would be so happy if they just stopped updating the app. They are making it worse and worse. When I travel and I arrive at an airport, I do not need spiffy animations and "fun things to do" in the city I am i
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by fs111 8y ago
Those exist in many cities. The train to/from the Airport in Copenhagen for instance has no drivers.
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by fs111 8y ago
The negativity comes from MS being MS. Many here have seen what they did in the past and what they do to this day. They have lobbied so hard in Munich that they are going to abandon Linux and go back to Windows. Great open source love all a
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by fs111 8y ago
JMX uses RMI underneath, so that would have to be fixed first before they can remove RMI
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by fs111 8y ago
I guess they welcome patches...
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by fs111 8y ago
Do you have any evidence to back that statement up? Java seems to be as popular as ever.

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