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9y ago
If you can't afford to live near your company, then it means company is not paying you enough...
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That is nice! But... It really hurts my eyes to read "dump_hex" and "normalizedEntropy" in one file. Is there actually any viable code style guide that one can follow when writing C++ application?
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> and from that there's a whole slew of problems That's the whole point - doctors have more work, so they can ask for more money and pharmaceutical companies make a killing. Doctors are not interested in curing their patients n
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I think it is worth mentioning that it actually kills pain and I am yet to experience any side effects. Only problem is to find the right dose, but it is a minor obstacle in comparison to the hell offered by pharmaceuticals. I have been tak
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9y ago
Jokes aside, you could get an apprentice for free
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You could just define SQL Server as legacy product and move onto something else.
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It seems like Kaby Lake is so last year. When they actually come up with something exciting like they used to?
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9y ago
You can get devops for $1 a month from Asia and dedicated server from an auction. You could still have some $$$ for a coffee!
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And that machine could serve all the traffic they need and also pay full time dev op guy if needed still for fraction of the cost of the cloud
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I understand the convenience of not having to manage such product, but more often than not is way more cost effective to rent some dedicated servers and run infrastructure for fraction of the cost. It is fairly easy to create resilient infr
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I am trying to find my jaw. Haha no questions. Amazing stuff!
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Problem is that people (politician) wanting to push it through simply don't care. They just want to have access and they think there are agencies that can deal with potential consequences. It is frankly all about the money - they want
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9y ago
hey, author is missing the bit where you can disallow client to choose the algorithm. No need to read the rest...
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This is a great news, few more years of delusional socialism will open people eyes that this system eventually runs off of other people money. Journalists will not have to travel to Venezuela to get pictures of people on the streets. Histor
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As a European not belonging to VWP you have to go through the process as if you were going to mainland US which is ridiculous. All neighbouring islands I can visit with visa on arrival - don't have to go to any embassy to beg for the p
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From a tourist point of view it is just much easier to visit neighbouring Caribbean islands...
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9y ago
And beer causes death if you partake too much
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Given that beer industry funds campaigns against cannabis legalization and that cannabis is beneficial for people with Autism I would call any efforts like that sinister.
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When I was taking it, it only worked first couple of days then I had to increase the dose to feel anything. Then I had a very strange effect of being tired but unable to sleep at all, as if I was sleeping awake if that makes sense. After ta
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9y ago
I had, increase of dose didn't make a difference.
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She somehow managed it - I can only think is that she practised it a lot to get it right.
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There are forums out there were women discuss best ways to entrap a male into paying support. If state also pays good benefits this is a way for these women to make living.
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Coin has WiFi and a microphone and sends data to the nearest surveillance spot if it is in range.
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I think this is not about terrorists (that is just a side effect), but for state ability to know what people think and talk about. That is very powerful thing to have.
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People can simply send random binary data to keep authorities busy.
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Lib Dems are experts at all talk and no action. Oh irony.
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You don't have to, because it is already written and fairly easy to use. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to encrypt a message using asymmetric cryptography, that will be difficult - if possible to break. People who will wa
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It was not possible to explain my spouse that I can't be interrupted when I work from home. What has worked was showing her the bill for a monthly office lease. I said I cannot do this any longer so I rented my own office outside of ho
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Ultimately this type of "lone wolf" attackers will not communicate at all and what are they going to do next? Install a device on one's head?
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Yes, you can encrypt messages by yourself and that way it doesn't matter if the mean of communication is insecure.
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