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A good black belt is an exceptional communicator, not the only skill, but one of them. They shouldn't make people feel fishbones are in their throat, but working through others' skills, especially SMEs and people on the floor, pe
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A Risk Analysis of Huawei 5G
(lawfareblog.com)
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Upcycle Windows 7
(fsf.org)
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BBC How They Dug the Victoria Line
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Has this been done before? Would it lead to these words used as understood synonyms and in-jokes? Why not randomise to prevent synonyms? And use lots of foods from around the world? Then some could get distracted, learn a bit, calm down.
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I wouldn't. I like the simplicity in pricing and ramping up prices after X time would make think they're a scammy company selling GoDaddy style.
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I did similar with Dreamhost back in the day, linking through comments and my signature. Great cheap advertising for a high karma to be recommending you, and I was using them.
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I too am a long term DO user that loves the simplicity and well thought out product, and the customer service. But that doesn't not mean not having a Plan B just in case. And think it out. Do you want redundancy in provider in case you
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Because of ambiguity. And therefore conciseness.
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All protein indeed. There is a current surge for insect protein. Not that people would swap from pork to insects, it is hitting all the supply chain.
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Wouldn't a mathematical proof not (only) written with mathematical symbols be much harder to read?
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The Queen's Christmas Broadcast 2019
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Often only the first parts of the book are quoted, most often the famous pin factory. But this misses the book as a body of work. An except from later in the book that I think aligns with your point: > the understandings of the greater
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To drop some personal anecdote.. By far the best sleep I've had on an aircraft was an Alitalia flight in the early 2000s, a 747 from Italy to Hong Kong, economy class. The upholstery was thin worn-down carpet, the seat felt like plywo
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Rimuhosting has options for Auckland if interested in NZ hosting. NZD 18, which is about USD 12, for a 2G option with 15G bandwidth.
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The first paragraph of the article mentions > operates by injecting malicious Javascript into pages served from behind the Great Firewall. These scripts, potentially served to millions of users across the internet, hijack the users’ conn
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Unicode 13.0.0 (Draft)
(unicode.org)
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This is the sort of thing that I'm hoping to see, especially with the recent "Show HN".
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Torching the Modern-Day Library of Alexandria (2017)
(theatlantic.com)
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Given you're in Europe, are you seeing any change from PSD2? New service providers offering the service you outline? PSD2 background: https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/12668/psd2---what-chang...
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Define 'good reason'.
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I'd also agree with Excel... it works on many levels and allows incremental progression. Some ideas: Many audiences. Some might want to get exposure to programming, some might have developer as a career option, and some might want ne
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Searching through LinkedIn might jog your memory.
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Appreciate the replies, thanks.
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First, it looks good like you declare who you are. Many VPN providers seem to want to hide their real identities which is a big red flag. I couldn't see from the website what your VPN is based on in terms of protocol? Or home brewed? O
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This was tried with varying levels of success over the past 150 years and is known as the tube.
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The r/thinkpad subreddit is quite active for anyone interested in ThinkPads especially 2nd hand/ex-corporate/refurbished ones.
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Enterprise, Finance, Telecoms, Internet, embedded. It's pretty ubiquitous. Even the chip on your bank card uses it.
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Yes, it was implemented globally after being trialed in a region. It should be standard practice but I know a lot of peers that don't do it. Was implemented internally, using internal APIs, basically API'd logs. I'd call it
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The backpack that came with my ThinkPad. Wide comfortable straps, padded back, sufficient pockets, enough room for light business or personal travel (change of basic clothes, etc), pretty robust. Given the volume of them I see in airports,
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