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thawkins
8y ago
Select text, right click, search with google, job done....
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If your cheap Chinese USB charger shorts out and starts a fire in the dash of your Cessna, that is a major issue, and given the rate that Chinese USB chargers do short out, a reasonably significant risk. The last thing we need is flaming Ce
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8y ago
I don't think the original purpose was to be able to behave like a boat, more for fording deeper rivers in combat situations.
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8y ago
MongoDB 4.x also brings transactions to the table, which further reduces the vulnerability to inconsistent data. Data loss is far less of a problem than inconsistency due to partially completed operations and data damage.
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We enforced that by giving our devs linux workstations with no sudo rights (iso27001 requirement), but they have access to the docker daemon, and MUST install everything they need in docker images, its massively increased tools sharing betw
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8y ago
I wrote parts of the the hyphenation package used in the H&J version of the L202, there where 3 versions , 202 H&j, just send it Cora 5 marked up text and it would justify, hyphenate and set it. The L 202 slave, which you had to sen
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8y ago
It makes IP68/69 waterproofing standard difficult to achieve. I suspect that is the main driver.
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8y ago
One moment George, lets turn on the portable anti microphone device that the embassy gave us, before we discuss this. Hmmm. I seem to be developing a headache.
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8y ago
What about shoddy US anti-surveillance equipment (ultrasonic microphone jammers), after all the only common denominator here is "US Embassy".
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8y ago
Way way too complicated, needs a setup and configured postgres install, why use an RDBMS when it could have embedded sqlight and avoided all that sysadmin stuff
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8y ago
Walter, I have been using your products way back since before Zortech, at the time it was the only C++ system that I could get to work with the Phar Lap DOS extender to create big binaries. Thank you for all your hard work, your products fo
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8y ago
You either have a bad supply or a floating earth, that is cuased by a bias between earth and tbe floating earth on the laptop. Put a multimeter between the earth pin on your supply and the body of the laptop and if you put it into ac volts
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9y ago
Load fedora 27, and put all your legacy projects into a rhel6 docker container, with your workspace volume mapped into a "projects" folder, that way you also get to play your code with multiple rhel variants.
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9y ago
And a built in debugger.
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9y ago
Would the laser not burn a passage through any particulates, yes it would intialy attenuate tbe beam, but would then burn through
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9y ago
Yep KKW, kinetic kill weapons, basicaly large cannon balls moving at close to light speed. What about the devastation a couple of buckets of playpen sand would cause when accelerated to relativistic speeds, hypervelocity buckshot gun..
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9y ago
Or mirroring, shiney tanks....
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9y ago
Remember the elephants trunk is it's hand, not just it's nose, it's clearly putting something into its mouth after blowing off the ASH dust. http://www.besthealthmag.ca/best-you/health/stomach-pain-
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9y ago
It's likely it's using the ash or charcoal to self-treat a stomach problem, animals are known to ingest non food substances to clear problems, charcoal, chalk, dogs eat grass when suffering from gastric problems.
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9y ago
That's not what the article is saying, it's saying that the gig economy is all about transferring all the power from Labour to capital, about making the balance even more skewed in the wrong direction. You can't operate a mer
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9y ago
Manditory warning notices on all pages of FB, detailing about how your privacy can be compromised, your democratic rights infringed by using FB, in the same vein as warning notices on cigarette packs, or medication packaging.
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9y ago
They could have made at least a cursory attempt to bolt the stable door none the less. I see no evidence that they have made any efforts to prevent a recurrence.
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9y ago
And dont even bother mentioning golang aps that use mongodb, immeadiate hue and cry, definatly a haters stack.
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9y ago
Not even using 'XA'?
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9y ago
Checkout yEd (Google it) built ontology of graphml, it makes restructuring diagrams a doddle.
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9y ago
Also, on machines with mixed intel/nvidia setuos, why cant i use the intel solely for display and the nvidia soley for compute,why does the gpu have to be tied into the display system, its a pain in tbe ass. To use cuda you almost must
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Couch was a nightmare to use, mingo made all the friction to get it into products go away, especialy when teamed with dynamic languages.
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9y ago
What about providing a config switch in chrome etc to disable the new behaviour, so those of us that use .dev in our workflow can turn off the redirection.
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9y ago
Gladly do it
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9y ago
Im so excited about this new version, now if they could also do the same for xwing and crimson skies.
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