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> Except apparently not, because the linked article is literally saying it's not supported. Not entirely true. Kafka, out of the box (and as far as I know, I'm no expert) will keep the records for 7 days and delete them afterwa
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But he still has the "concidered"...
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Me either... Ironic that a graphic made by a group who trains diplomats in foreign languages won't pay that much attention to writing correctly in theirs. Edit: Apparently the image was not produced by the FSI, but by a redditor: http
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From the article: "The refusal by ICE officials to listen to Carrillo’s claims of citizenship appeared to violate an agency policy that requires officers to thoroughly and quickly investigate such claims" Of course they are not go
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Well, at east that page answered a question I had: If these people believe the earth is flat, where is the center? I find it interesting[0] because with this answer[1] they also provide the means to prove them wrong. If that map was remotel
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9y ago
At some point we'll have to stop blaming Franco for every problem we have. Yes, it was a time of isolationism that crippled us in many ways, but most of the people working today never lived through the worst of it. Even companies that
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9y ago
I'm not a recruiter, but I have many years of dealing with them both as an employer and an employee, a few friends are and they've asked me for my opinion in several occasions, the latest when one of them was thinking about expand
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9y ago
A bit (more) offtopic, but regarding your deck of cards, it's an old technique that magicians use (used?) to display "amazing memory". The usual play is to get people from the audience say random words while you assign those
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I'm on the same boat and, to be honest, it's making me think about leaving Firefox. Looking at the number of forks that have appeared recently, I'm not the only one. Let me explain: I've used Firefox since the beginnin
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But... but.. If you did, how would you know within the first few seconds if the connection would work? You'd have to wait until you got the success or error message.
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I usually go to qwertee ( https://www.qwertee.com/ ). As I've said in another comment I've had some minor sizing issues but the print quality is decent enough.
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I have quite a few and I'm happy enough with them. They also have some sizing issues but all it usually mean is that one tshirt will be a bit tighter/looser than other of the same size (the fact that I'm between two sizes doe
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Without getting into the licence discussion: > [...]your engineering teams contacted me about some secret internal project and asked a large number of technical questions[...]. > [...]your engineers began asking me to make a number of
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No, Apple US is a shareholder of Apple EU. The US can tax Apple US for whatever income they get from Apple EU, but they can't tax Apple EU
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Not OP, but tbh, I thought that was more or less common practice. Many people I know do that already. I tend to only look at 1-star reviews and 5-star reviews in passing. The first ones are obviously pissed with the product and that will co
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Although I kind of share your anger at giving weird names to stuff that's been there for decades[0], port knocking could be considered as just one specific case of this pattern and not the general case. What if we don't use differ
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I watched the documentary in a small screening a few years ago and the project sounded incredible... It wasn't Dune, not the Dune we've read, but amazing nonetheless. I definitely recommend watching it (be forewarned, Jodorowsky&#
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9y ago
It's not forbidden, but you have to pay extra taxes and there's way more limitations. This gives a bit more background: http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/articles/2015/10/spain-a...
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9y ago
Ditto. I use .local for, well, my local network and I find that Chrome can't find them half the time (telling me that the server can't be found or that I don't have internet connection). Safari, Firefox and even command line
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A few times, although I'm not sure if it's rock bottom, even in my worst moments I've always felt there was more to lose. Here's a couple of examples: My dream in high school was to become a pilot. In my country the only
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Yes, it happens. And much worse. Many interns I've been in charge of were not comfortable in the command line and most had no experience outside of windows. Writing shell scripts? The everything-is-a-file concept in Unix? You're l
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And that's not even a change they wished to see, there was no "I wish dads were more involved in the education of their kids", if anything, there was a "I can't be bothered to drive half an hour to take the kid to t
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Not only that, there's one of his (many) quotes that fits nicely with this way of thinking: "I save about twenty drafts — that's ten meg of disc space — and the last one contains all the final alterations. Once it has been pr
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First of all, there's no reason to think that it's a "Do Not Fly" list. He says that he did the US border control checks in his local airport. That is quite common (at least in Europe) when flying to the US and just mean
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I was going to mention the same guide. Not only it has been really helpful but also the Kerberos/Lovecraft analogies are spot on. Also, it has the best introduction I've ever read in a technical manual: When HP Lovecraft wrote hi
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"Trade naked PoCs"... Not sure exactly what it is but it sounds dirty. ;)
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10y ago
Thanks for sharing, will definitely use it! As a somewhat related tool, I started using autoenv ( https://github.com/kennethreitz/autoenv ) a while ago (automatically sources a .env file when you cd into the directory).
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> by changing the security settings on the computer Sierra has disabled the "install from any source" option (although you can re-enable it with some terminal magic). How long until they disable the identified developers option
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This one should be read (and understood) by anyone who fancies him/herself a manager.
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Recently, a friend of mine gave me a box of tea that claimed to be: - fairtrade - organic - gluten free - suitable for vegans - kosher - halal Now, I like the first one (and maybe the second one), 3 and 4 are just what I would expect from a
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