zidad

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by zidad 4y ago
They absolutely search your suitcase purely based on race/appearance. Given how often I've sat in the interrogation rooms with EU passport holders with an arab background, and they really only came over to visit the beach. How you
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by zidad 4y ago
So if it's for the safety of the travelers how logical is it that half of these "inconveniences" happen AFTER the actual flight?
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by zidad 4y ago
I don't associate with trouble makers, that's your racist bias. I work with palestinian students and software developers.
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by zidad 4y ago
Or even don't be associated with. As someone who used to visit the west bank for work I've spent many hours in intimidating interrogation, appropriated laptops, missed flights and most recently 3 days in a horrible prison without
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by zidad 4y ago
That complete front-to-back 'happy path' test is exactly what I would normally start with as a first test, and it should of course be representative of how you are going to use it in a real situation. Not sure what kind of tests y
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by zidad 4y ago
And in addition to that, all of those immediately becoming the same centralized single point of failure. What could possibly go wrong (on high load)? ;p
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by zidad 4y ago
Most likely, because duckduckgo partially depends on Bing
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by zidad 4y ago
"fresh" sausages most likely contains some of those preservatives too, as they prevent worse things like botulism. Unless maybe they're made the same day as you consume them?
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by zidad 4y ago
Maybe the US can set a nice example by dropping Julian Assange's charges first
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by zidad 4y ago
...And then let me bother you with the lated MSNBS celebrity nonsense in your start menu when you're trying to find an application
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by zidad 4y ago
> Palestinian controlled zones (C) where you can’t even go if you look white as you genuinely risk your lives. As a blonde guy that spend a lot of time living in area C, going to restaurants, cultural events and even getting salsa lesson
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by zidad 4y ago
Ah so when it's about Chinese app the US is all of a sudden concerned about their citizens privacy, check!
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by zidad 4y ago
It probably will after a very serious solar flare ;p
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by zidad 4y ago
Reminds me of Terrarium, which Microsoft introduced with .net, to demonstrate you can safely run sandboxed assemblies in a single process: http://terrariumapp.github.io/
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by zidad 5y ago
You can just try it out here from the browser if you like: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/cognitive-service...
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by zidad 5y ago
Same here, the latest asp.net is definitely one of the best performing options out there (maybe except rust in this list), and C# is a great general purpose language to code in (despite the legacy that's in there, like the reflection g
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by zidad 6y ago
I think he was just trying to hitch a ride from a high point before the impending destruction of Earth
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by zidad 10y ago
I guess it depends on your application. To me having multiple applications accessing the same database logic (or domain) feels very archaic, or at least hard to maintain. You'll end up with highly coupled application(s) and a schema th
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by zidad 11y ago
Apache isn't written in Java :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_HTTP_Server
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by zidad 11y ago
I think LLBLGen still has the most mature Linq > SQL translator and supports most major databases, as they have an intermediate query model between the LINQ expression trees and database providers. Unfortunately only available with gener
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by zidad 13y ago
Uhm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_coalescing_operator First sample is C#?
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by zidad 13y ago
That's my favorite torrent service to download & watch movies directly on ipad (without requiring a NAS or media server to stream it)