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itsnotvalid
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16y ago
Yet engines are actually getting replaced by other alternatives, but those alternatives require different sets of infrastructure which are non-existent (such as for fuel cells or electric cars) Also, there are external forces driving the wa
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I remembered reading his books in my younger ages.
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The designers of C# 100.0 realized that writing code is painful, so they added super AI to solve the problem for you.
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16y ago
Is that actually also legal to wiretap networks that they own? What about the classic method of setting "Free WiFi" using simple tools and a 3G phone? Does that make it "legal" to wiretap in US, at least?
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16y ago
My first reaction is just like that as well. Sorry for the author of that post.
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I remembered sorting out stuff by asking a few classmates to sort some of it individually and then combine them.
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That sounds like a problem where computer science techniques must be applied to solve. Lucily there aren't just forks.
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16y ago
Personally I just don't click offers for now, as it just don't worth the time to go over all the offers in the current form.
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There should be instead a occo that could have plugins written for all sort of languages that feels like it. That makes it much more reusable.
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It's like if Microsoft starts disturbing virus and worms to alert you of new bulletin updates, which is what some security experts condemn to do (sorry I couldn't find the article about Conficker with experts saying this as an approach to f
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"I was already pretty dead set on learning a functional language (either Python or Ruby)" Did I see something strange here?
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It's sooner or later for most people to realize that, it is not that safe to rely on a specific deployment system that is not directly controllable. It could be dangerous to use a full stack that cannot easily be replaced without a decent a
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16y ago
However they don't share the same session cookie for different service as far as I know (which they negotiate that through TLS protected link) Likewise they have also made several other services TLS only (e.g. calendar, docs)