rosencrantz

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by rosencrantz 2y ago
Don't think that SSO is a magic solution for all of this. I'd say SSO won't work with any of it. SSO will work for new integrations but typically a team and team members will need passwords or API keys or tokens (all of these
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by rosencrantz 2y ago
int *ptr; // but let's change it to *int ptr; // because the pointer symbol is more logical to write first Please can we solve a real problem instead?
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by rosencrantz 3y ago
I read a book from 1960 about Quantum Mechanics. There is more content from one paragraph there than from anything from your AppleTV, your Facebook, your WhatsApp, your Telegram or anything else from your stupid overpriced trash media. Ken
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by rosencrantz 3y ago
The statement looks very misleading or even fraudulent. I used a system with 192 cores often and with GNU parallel, it did not stagnate at 8 parallel tasks for simple demonstrations. If we're talking about a case where 8 is intentional
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by rosencrantz 3y ago
My favorite is The Turtle Book "Computer Science" by Aho & Ullman. I also liked the books "Computer Algorithms" (by Baase et al), The Wizard Book, The Dragon Book, The Tiger Book (about compiler) and "The Comet
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by rosencrantz 4y ago
Wasn't Hush already the name of the HUmbleSHell ( Hush is a Bourne/POSIX-style shell that was originally part of BusyBox ) ... https://github.com/sheumann/hush
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by rosencrantz 7y ago
GDPR is implemented in Sweden but only for sham purposes like everything else here, the laws look good on paper but then reality is completely different
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Sending plaintext password even though the customer complains?
1 points by rosencrantz 7y ago|2 comments
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by rosencrantz 7y ago
Because 60 % of the people were managers?
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by rosencrantz 7y ago
1) GitLab CI/CD does almost everything for us 2) Everything runs inside corporate network and all network traffic is monitored 3) One must get a permit from the company's security auditors 4) A major one
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by rosencrantz 7y ago
You can try and just gain more experience and solve problems for more organizations and companies. Have a GitHub or GitLab profile with your projects. Worst case, get any programming gig, try and solve the problems for them, then you can ge
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by rosencrantz 7y ago
Looks like it is not reported having a look at the status dashboard https://status.aws.amazon.com/
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Linux 50 Mhz FPGA (Altera DE2-115)
2 points by rosencrantz 8y ago|0 comments
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by rosencrantz 8y ago
Google appengine. Just push the button, more or less.
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by rosencrantz 8y ago
Get a real pen and paper, get a real physical book, sit and solve problems with pen and paper for hours every day for a few months. Then you will pass the exams.