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American ambassador assasinated in Libya, Sean Smith was also a high ranking officer at Goonfleet corp and was playing it for 6 years! A game that is able to attract these profiles is doing something very right.
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Here in Turkey, we have "lubunca" which is more or less the same with this language, except it is still living. Entire Turkish grammar applies but there is lots and lots of new words to keep the talk obscure.
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9y ago
That was a joke essentially ripping on people throwing fits about Google shutting down products, most famously Google Reader.
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That disparaging attitude got to me as well. Honestly I made the switch to WoD back when it had the 6 point system, and never looked back ever since. Although I haven't played it in many years, I loved how it didn't have levels, h
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Amazon is rarely destructive against its acquisitions. I don't think they will really change WF all that much, at least on the outside.
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Exactly, because what can be considered serverless can wildly vary, such as: Google App Engine, Google Big Query , AWS Lambda, AWS Athena The name (which is just a marketing term, not technical) just reflects that you don't deal with s
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You don't just go around in a company naming a senior partner and his exploits for "Empathy", not when the stakes are that high.
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I can't help but feel that this story doesn't really add up. > I recommended that she not report it. She is sharing her story with her team, possibly seeking ways of retribution, and when she finds out a story that can h
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From the first chart in the link, I can't help but notice reddit is now slower with Turbofan + Ignition. It probably has something to do with a JS Dev who deeply understands how AutoCodegen works and driven the project accordingly.
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I am definitely making this a part of regular security scan.
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A colleauge working at a AAA Soccer game gave some insight about that a few years back. Their automated testing was mostly bruteforce stuff like, * Placing a character at penalty spot and making it shoot with every possible angle and streng
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I don't really think this is more readable than the regex itself once it starts to get complex, like they all do. Maybe if this was implemented on a prefix notation language it may have would looked/read better
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I wonder if it has infected any critical military infrastructure at US? and any real way to know about it?
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AWS created its partner network exactly for this. They just supply their technology and consulting partners with building blocks so they can do the tailoring. The author apparently didn't do proper due diligence before typing down this
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10y ago
Anyone tried GuileEmacs with this version and noticed any differences?
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10y ago
Looks very interesting. I'd love to use it once it supports Akka persistence. Is this on the roadmap?
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I wouldn't have deemed it impressive by 'load testing' AWS Lambda with 139 requests. Also, a simple Google search would have shown the author that first 1 million requests are free in AWS Lambda, contrary to what he says.
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While I agree with your general sentiment, here is an anectode that might be considered as evolutionary "softening". Assyrian empire was extremely brutal to people it conquered, Persians who took its place was more "humane&qu
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10y ago
Considering the captcha it actually takes 3 clicks to launch
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The election memes apparently really got to me, I was confused to see the headline 'Cuck filter' for a moment in HN frontpage.
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100,000 nodes on Apple and 2,500 nodes on Netflix would like to have a word with you.
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It can be used with a relevant Bash HTTP server for minimal developer learning curve. https://github.com/avleen/bashttpd
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It is just more nutritionally sound and low effort compared to almost all other quick fixes.
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But they have committed the ultimate sin for androids with that, it uses a non-standart power connector.
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10y ago
Is it that time of the year, when mongo-hating blogs start popping up like daisies?
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Audi SQ7 is coming up with an electrical supercharger and two sequential turbochargers to deliver lagless and variable boost for high performance in all of the rev range. http://www.caranddriver.com/news/2017-audi-sq7-t
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Github works on MySQL and they got pretty good at it. Ubers engineers made a respectable decision by switching to a lower-hyped database purely on excellent engineering.
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What does ChakraCore bring on to the table V8 currently doesn't? Can someone elaborate?
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I just don't get how he goes on and on about uploading images to cloud storage instead of mongodb, which he makes it sound like a very genuine decision. Is it just me or what he telling is rudimentary?
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