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Node.js Foundation to Add Express to Its Incubator Program(nodejs.org)
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ZFS Licensing and Linux(blog.dustinkirkland.com)
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Doesn't matter much, it will reach Stage 4 soon, which is equivalent to being standardized.
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What can we learn from our GitHub stars?(cockroachlabs.com)
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s/Front/Font/
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Hapi might be an alternative to Express (both are outdated callback-style frameworks), but it's in no way an alternative to Koa.
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The sci-fi novel "The Dark Forest" by Chinese writer Liu Cixin describes a similar phenomenon. In that case it was achieved by detonating bombs to produce "interstellar dust clouds", in order to cause flickering of the l
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"the bug, which is less critical than several other public reports that we have rewarded and celebrated" The bug lead to full access to critical data, and possibly to full control of their servers. It's interesting what these
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Kubernetes 1.1 Performance upgrades, improved tooling and a growing community(blog.kubernetes.io)
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Google Maps link to one of the figures: https://goo.gl/maps/sFgt17ZiYhF2
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Good e-voting systems would allow you to change your vote as many times as you want before the deadline. This makes pressuring/bribing ineffective, as you are able to change your vote afterwards.
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So TiDB is similar to the (unfortunately) abandoned FoundationDB SQL Layer, but written in a proper language? Nice :)
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How does it compare to CockroachDB?
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The release has been delayed until Monday (7 September).
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MIT, Harvard find metabolic 'master switch' behind obesity(bizjournals.com)
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sshguard can protect IPv6 as well.
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uBlock Origin is actually the "normal" one.
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Yes, but I wouldn't underestimate their foreign propaganda. It's very obvious in some countries, for example mine (Bulgaria), where trolls affiliated with Russia regularly flood articles with anti-EU and anti-US comments.
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography: ECDH and ECDSA(andrea.corbellini.name)
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Polymer 1.0 Released(googledevelopers.blogspot.com)
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You say you want a mobile revolution(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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This article is wrong on so many levels... - It implies that async execution is equivalent to callback hell. In reality there are excellent ways to have async code which looks just like sync (generators, async/await). - It benchmarks m
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Elliptic Curve Cryptography: a gentle introduction(andrea.corbellini.name)
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Yes.
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Node.js and io.js are merging under the Node Foundation(github.com)
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What you describe is the "old" way to use promises. Instead, you can yield promises inside generator functions, or better yet use async/await with a transpiler. Both methods give you nice sync-looking code.
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Not exactly. Frontier will launch 2 weeks after code freeze, which should happen when the milestone here reaches 100%: https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/milestones
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It's funny / sad (pick one) how he manages to avoid mentioning io.js at all.
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Why would anyone want that? Sounds like a terrible idea. > The password(s) is not logged, or saved anywhere. Except in the email message, in plain text.
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Arch (with KDE Plasma 5) for desktop. Ubuntu LTS or Debian for servers (whichever has a more recent release).

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