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It is no-brainer for government to maintain a competitive landscape that is not a monopoly. And the government is the main customer here. When AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud were weighted, there were arguments that the government should buy f
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Unfortunately only few papers are marked as available, and all of them seem to give broken links...
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Did you try Pcapng specification? I believe it is used by new syslog, and this is the packet format for logging both network interfaces, syslog files, and many more things together in a single format. https://wiki.wireshark.org&#
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5y ago
Would it count as forfeiture for the state, or should it rather be used for restitution to the victims?
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In the age of ubiquitous laptops and phones, I have a feeling that these graphing calculator sole market are exam-takers that are forbidden to bring phone and laptop in. Who else would use it instead of smartphone app?
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5y ago
By moving from AWS to a cheaper backup storage provider like B2 you would get costs from 200k$ to 50k$ per month. There is S3-like interface, so you may just change access key, and region host: https://www.backblaze.com/b2&#
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5y ago
Contract with IBM is never a "law". As it has been noted, labour laws are always above the contracts.
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Which would indicate he is still available _for free_ to do the duty of reviewing the patches. Good open source citizen, if you ask me.
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Unlikely since termination would mean that Lijun can resume work on the kernel.
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Being unpaid reviewer is not privilege that is a duty. Claiming that reviewing patches is a "privilege" is bad for the kernel, and bad for IBM.
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6y ago
"Factorio Is The Best Technical Interview We Have" https://erikmcclure.com/blog/factorio-is-best-interview-we-h...
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6y ago
This question was asked whenever young found a new way of amusing themselves. The same was told about penny-thrillers that came with an advent of literacy, and internet discussion groups. It may well be that when we amuse ourselves in new w
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For a long time, the internet anonymity was considered to be main differentiator between modern, free America, and more strict regimes. However, until privacy is guaranteed by constitution, there will be always a temptation to make things e
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Best of the Fool's Day. Next we need IDE for designing DMCA notices.
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6y ago
It is very confusing that equality in JavaScript is not transitive: https://imgur.com/5pFXFbR . Apparently equality in Go is no longer transitive either...
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6y ago
Is it even legal to require standards compliance in the law? I thought that law has to be open and available to everyone?
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6y ago
HN title should be: Remote working professional gives Goldman CEO as an example of out-of-touch boss.
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6y ago
I had a similar problem, but the chat was unresponsive so I simply asked my bank to stop honouring their receipts. They sent me spam for another year, before I finally made a lots of GDPR threats to get cancellation. Is it even legal to ask
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miga
6y ago
I recommend just changing team or company. Stress is usually fault of the boss, not the industry.
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This *is* organized crime, however the author made it a point that these areas are *not* under rule of the law.
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There was military coup in 2014. In 2016, junta leader gave officers of the army were given police powers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Royal_Thai_Police#Army_deputiz...
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In constitutional monarchy, the king is the institution. His personal location may be irrelevant to the case.
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Many civilized societies hand prison penalties that are considered insane and counterproductive by sentencing experts. US inmate composition analyses are great example: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/
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Fundamentals of judicial process are constructed so at to evoke respect of the indicted. While mathematical analyses tend to treat lawsuit as a pure game, most people would disagree on the moral grounds.
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Laws protecting against insulting of government institutions exist in most countries of the world, but nowhere I heard about 43-year sentence. This conviction carries penalty that is over twice as long as maximum mandatory imprisonment for
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I just looked at the cached version of the UCC act 2013, and it seems that section 56 explicitly forbids switching off the service for any other reasons than failure to pay the dues. The cached version is still on Google...
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Agile and Functional Data Pipelines - international workshop
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Please submit your stories on ETL, streaming, Kafka to the international workshop of Agile and Functional Data Pipelines
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If humans were able to sleep that long at [reported 50 calories per hour]( https://www.sleepfoundation.org/how-sleep-works/how-your-bod... ), that would give a three months energy expenditure of about 59kg of body fat ([
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Do you mean the ARM vs Intel/AMD arch in general, or ARM64 vs AMD x64? ARM64 and ARM are different architectures, just like AMD64 and x86 are different architectures with different register sets and instruction sets.
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