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REPLicated2
1mo ago
> 3. Consistent lock ordering: avoiding deadlocks This section is badly written. For example, it refers to different table names than those previously introduced. The slop shows. While I appreciate the post, I wonder why they didn't
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3mo ago
Anecdote: When I was looking for a job in 2014, they were present at a student job fair in Zurich. Barely knowing that company, I started off the conversation with "hey, you are creating all these intelligence tools for governments, ri
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REPLicated2
1y ago
I always liked the file syncing part of Dropbox, and was considering their Family plan a few years back, until they increased the prices. If I remember correctly, their reasoning included all the additional features like Paper which you wou
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REPLicated2
6y ago
Depending on your viewpoint, this may actually be a boon for reverse engineering efforts to counter planned obsolescence.
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REPLicated2
6y ago
When I started dabbling in electronics recently, I ran into switch bouncing apparently as I used a push button to generate the "clock" input of a CD4017 decade counter and it showed rather erratic output behavior. Adding a capacit