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Under BC Law, it would strike me as a FIPPA violation, but it's a bit more complicated.
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I guess Arthur Andersen (Enron's accountants) is the only one that comes to mind. They were penally convicted and had to fold, if memory serves me right.
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I found it very common here (Canada) for projector setups. I have to carry an adapter with me just in case.
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> Basic math is _really_ important, and not uniformly taught well. Stuff like understanding compound interest would help a _lot_ of people avoid poverty or financial hardship. What's surprising to me is that mathematics education (i
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The Commonwealth is an association of countries, some of which happen to have the same individual as head of state (not all). However for instance Canada has a Queen of Canada who happens to have lots of othe "jobs" too. I think c
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Yeah. It's weird because Lenovo's ThinkPads are at 1.8mm and 1.9mm (X1C and T4XXs respectively) for their integrated keyboards. It's not bad, but I don't think I'd pay money for an external keyboard that barely top
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I think installing an AdBlocker is one of the first things I do when asked to help someone. While I understand and regret the impact on people's business models, it seems to really mitigate issues for those less tech-savy (anecdotally
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If I recall correctly, Oracle's support for JSON is not at the same level as PostgreSQL. By that I mean seamlessly store JSON as a data type like any other. In Oracle JSON is stored as VARCHAR/CLOB and then you implement tests to
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7y ago
Your personal website come second for me. I wonder whether the person just looked at the first result.
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Wouldn't Crystal fit the bill for a fast compiled language explicitly designed to emulate Ruby's syntax? (I don't have any significant Ruby or Crystal experience, so if there are reasons why that doesn't fit the bill, I&
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8y ago
I really don't remember any, however they might have just been less prominent.
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Maybe I'm confused, but ranking databases on license revenue will inevitably show that the databases that charge licenses are higher. I mean PostgreSQL is open source, and required no license fee. I'm not sure that license revenue
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Not a lawyer, but my assumption is that the clause state you can develop an application, but cannot run it in production/sell it.
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8y ago
I gather OnePlus is removing the jack in the 6T though.
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Is that necessarily a bad thing though? It would seem to me (non-American) that high school sports news would at most of interest to the parents of those playing, so it doesn't seem feasible for it to obtain wide coverage. Thinking bac
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8y ago
Check Point is the people who bought Zone Alarm, right?
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9y ago
I feel like the comparison of deaths abroad to total population of the US is a bit disingenuous. Surely, not all 316 millions travelled abroad, or travelled abroad for a significant amount of time, and so on. So comparing this arbitrary rat
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9y ago
That's more relating to OpenBSD than the other BSDs. FreeBSD was informed during the embargo (someone on another threads said at the behest of Netflix) but in late December.
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The patch isn't out yet. Once it's merged in, your distribution will release patches you can install on the normal way you update your distribution.
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SQL Server license disallows publishing of the results of benchmarking (much like Oracle does)
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If you're demonstrating any code, I find RISE to be magnificent. It's a plugin for Jupyter Notebooks that lets you present your code via reveal.js Project: https://github.com/damianavila/RISE Original demo at
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Markdown files using Typora ( https://typora.io/ ) on either Linux or Windows