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jxsonl
6y ago
I use something similar on linux pdfunite input1.pdf input2.pdf output.pdf
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7y ago
Network Engineer / SysAdmin / Helpdesk by day in Singapore. I’m part of https://www.dwarvin.com that provide lighting solutions to model railways. Its a small family business and I help out with online side of things.
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8y ago
I did it with a 15-day railpass as a graduation trip with 4 friends. Wouldnt say that it was the best experience with very tight budget as broke college students but a very special experience for sure. Especially when passing through Washin
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8y ago
Not written in 2018 but these are some of the books I’ve read this year The Bullet Journal Method - Ryder Caroll - A how to and the philosophy behind bullet journalling. Am doing a 1 year test to see if the system works for me. Spark Joy -
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8y ago
Can you elaborate more on product managers focusing on security? I just graduated with B.Sc in CS but am in a networking job now there is a lot to learn, am planning to branch into the security field after getting more experience (2-3 years
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8y ago
I just always select “Dont allow” when prompted for notification unless its a messaging/finance app, I get less distracted a LOT compared to all those useless notifications like “You’ve been away for x hours heres what you missed” Am
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Grab Singapore mirrors what Uber did to Lyft
(mothership.sg)
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Same for some SEA countries (Malaysia & Singapore), whatsapp (some includes other popular messaging apps such as WeChat, FB messenger) messages/calls does not count toward your data usage for most telcos and it is the main way peop
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> "It sounds like they were having trouble doing their job because their corporate IT decided it was more important to intercept all TLS/SSL traffic on the corporate network than to allow software developers to do their job sec
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8y ago
You got reprimanded because the company wanted to perform a MITM attack on people? (sorry I got confused on the last line and wanted to be sure)