A good built-in/open xslt3 processor.
At my work when our IT sec org tighten the screws harder and harder, people just have to get "creative" to do their job effectively. For us this meant that some of my coworkers started using their own machines to write…
Should have read the description. > There are also several light echoes visible in this image, most notably in the bottom right corner. This is where light from the star’s long-ago explosion has reached, and is warming…
By that logic no privately owned company would ever be held accountable for anything they did wrong.
I'm still weary of using Blazor in anything serious/long term. I've been burnt before by MS, leaving me with a tech that's both hard to continue using and hard to get rid of if need be.
Short answer it depends on your needs and you comfort level with server management. But generally I would say a server running something like Jenkins or similar is not that taxing on the maintenance budget. It does have…
Comments can lie, but so can code... function Add(int a, int b) { return a - b; } Code can lie in so, so many ways that are much more obscure and confusing than this simple example.
Life, while being fragile and vulnerable, can also be extremely resilient. My cousin and his girlfriend became pregnant a few years ago but the fetus were stuck outside the uterus, so the decision was made to have an…
I like manictime
It's a 100.000 DKK limit. A Lot of people will be affected (not by much though). My girlfriend will have to pay about 300 DKK a year for having somewhere between 100k-200k in her account. I got my money in investments…
Maybe damage to the instruments?
As someone who worked in the very same municipality... one word; bureaucracy. More specific reasons were. Legal boundaries between ownership and taxpayer money separation. Of cause GDPR is also a big obstacle in joining…
Very interesting. It seems to me that doing incremental work like this might end up in a local minima/maxima. Do you have any advice on how to avoid pitfalls like that? Are you testing radically different ideas along…
Made this little visualization of the night/dawn/sunrise/day/sunset/dusk/night times throughout the year. https://codepen.io/JohannesEH/full/JzVgeR
If youtube can determine when to delete a channel due to bad comments wouldn't they also be able to just delete the comments?
You could make an intentionally vague reply saying; "Thanks! Here is the updated contract with my signature back.". Making the other party think you just updated the contract by adding your signature.
I find it odd that the responses from the LIGO team and supporters are so hostile, while it seems Jackson have a fairly constructive perspective: Jackson says he hope that “our concerns will be taken constructively and…
I'm curious. Anyone care to outline the legal ramifications of this action? What would happen if IBM tried to stop his side-project? 1. Would IBM be able to enforce the original contract as it was outlined when they…
I often find that when I'm tired I'm much more effective and less prone to procrastinate. I've always wondered how to achieve this effect while not messing with my sleep.
Do cloudflare want to be registrar for other foreign TLDs in the future? I would love to see them support TLDs such as .dk, .de, .it etc. That way both me and my clients could begin consolidating domain registration in…
It is and I hate that movie for it. In theory I should love it, but the disconnect between trying to be realistic and totally ignoring reality, killed it for me. I usually love sci-fi movies, realistic or not. But I…
Can you say a little more about the reason you chose KeyCDN over CloudFlare or the other providers. What features are you using?
You might be right about the self-fulfilling prophecy. But this effect might already be in effect, as people might already have a gut feeling, while nobody cares (or knows) about it.
It is entirely too easy for companies to hire poor people and call them "safeguards" with no regulation. I'll put my money on that the "safeguards" are poorly paid, poorly trained, over worked, and that the Uber are…
Thanks
A good built-in/open xslt3 processor.
At my work when our IT sec org tighten the screws harder and harder, people just have to get "creative" to do their job effectively. For us this meant that some of my coworkers started using their own machines to write…
Should have read the description. > There are also several light echoes visible in this image, most notably in the bottom right corner. This is where light from the star’s long-ago explosion has reached, and is warming…
By that logic no privately owned company would ever be held accountable for anything they did wrong.
I'm still weary of using Blazor in anything serious/long term. I've been burnt before by MS, leaving me with a tech that's both hard to continue using and hard to get rid of if need be.
Short answer it depends on your needs and you comfort level with server management. But generally I would say a server running something like Jenkins or similar is not that taxing on the maintenance budget. It does have…
Comments can lie, but so can code... function Add(int a, int b) { return a - b; } Code can lie in so, so many ways that are much more obscure and confusing than this simple example.
Life, while being fragile and vulnerable, can also be extremely resilient. My cousin and his girlfriend became pregnant a few years ago but the fetus were stuck outside the uterus, so the decision was made to have an…
I like manictime
It's a 100.000 DKK limit. A Lot of people will be affected (not by much though). My girlfriend will have to pay about 300 DKK a year for having somewhere between 100k-200k in her account. I got my money in investments…
Maybe damage to the instruments?
As someone who worked in the very same municipality... one word; bureaucracy. More specific reasons were. Legal boundaries between ownership and taxpayer money separation. Of cause GDPR is also a big obstacle in joining…
Very interesting. It seems to me that doing incremental work like this might end up in a local minima/maxima. Do you have any advice on how to avoid pitfalls like that? Are you testing radically different ideas along…
Made this little visualization of the night/dawn/sunrise/day/sunset/dusk/night times throughout the year. https://codepen.io/JohannesEH/full/JzVgeR
If youtube can determine when to delete a channel due to bad comments wouldn't they also be able to just delete the comments?
You could make an intentionally vague reply saying; "Thanks! Here is the updated contract with my signature back.". Making the other party think you just updated the contract by adding your signature.
I find it odd that the responses from the LIGO team and supporters are so hostile, while it seems Jackson have a fairly constructive perspective: Jackson says he hope that “our concerns will be taken constructively and…
I'm curious. Anyone care to outline the legal ramifications of this action? What would happen if IBM tried to stop his side-project? 1. Would IBM be able to enforce the original contract as it was outlined when they…
I often find that when I'm tired I'm much more effective and less prone to procrastinate. I've always wondered how to achieve this effect while not messing with my sleep.
Do cloudflare want to be registrar for other foreign TLDs in the future? I would love to see them support TLDs such as .dk, .de, .it etc. That way both me and my clients could begin consolidating domain registration in…
It is and I hate that movie for it. In theory I should love it, but the disconnect between trying to be realistic and totally ignoring reality, killed it for me. I usually love sci-fi movies, realistic or not. But I…
Can you say a little more about the reason you chose KeyCDN over CloudFlare or the other providers. What features are you using?
You might be right about the self-fulfilling prophecy. But this effect might already be in effect, as people might already have a gut feeling, while nobody cares (or knows) about it.
It is entirely too easy for companies to hire poor people and call them "safeguards" with no regulation. I'll put my money on that the "safeguards" are poorly paid, poorly trained, over worked, and that the Uber are…
Thanks