taosx

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by taosx 7y ago
Register user but don't show any identifiers when they post. They can speak freely as the user can be anonymous but their data is still stored somewhere so they can't act without any thoughts.
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The Cost of Knowledge – Elsevier(thecostofknowledge.com)
2 points by taosx 7y ago|0 comments
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by taosx 7y ago
Marketing piece with grand plans...not really I would argue with you that this is not such a priority for a software development organization, there are more important things to do. You got so excited...so fast, I think this community may b
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by taosx 7y ago
As an end user I never had any of the mentioned users. On some rare occasions when the state of my distro was probably too unique, I had some problems, but that's why I use linux.
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by taosx 7y ago
I didn't know that, seems interesting. I will try it the first chance I get. Thank you
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by taosx 7y ago
Happy for them. I know that Kong uses openResty with which I have worked and I hope some of that money goes into it. On another topic, why would I use Kong instead of it's competitors built on envoy and with higher integration with kub
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Haskell Pair Programming – Find a Programming Buddy for Haskell(github.com)
1 points by taosx 9y ago|0 comments
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by taosx 9y ago
You could give the option to the owner of the room to set a password for anyone wanting to join. And maybe you could use the password to encrypt further communication.
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by taosx 10y ago
I don't know why I don't have nautil.us bookmarked.
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by taosx 11y ago
I'll take this as a joke, and I would want to believe that you're joking and not actually consider anything, dear IBM. If you are willing to really help, the easiest path would be to leave the actual decisions to a real human pres