I have this. As a kid, it made catching a ball pretty difficult as my dominant eye would switch right as the ball gets to me. I like to think that's the reason, anyway.
On your home page you list Microsoft as being one of your clients. I'm pretty impressed that you managed to sell them what appears to be (mostly) their own data.
Nope, it's only legal in US and New Zealand.
It's a shame it's named kitty though. https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/9
It's pretty rare, but yes, some people vape alcohol.
People laughed at me when I mispronounced Mojave.
What? The end user does notice if you haven't added the CA to the end user's PC.
> but the announcement never said Redis would switch > Redis’ permissive BSD open source license allows them to do so legally, but this must be changed
You mean virtualbox extension pack, right? As far as I'm aware, guest additions don't require a paid license.
That's fair. My experience with it so far has literally just been aliasing hg to chg. It performed all the magic in the background for me.
We switched to MariaDB on freebsd 2 or 3 years ago. We ran into a couple performance-destroying bugs and while the devs acknowledged the issues, they made it clear they wouldn't be fixed any time soon. MySQL has been…
I don't see it in Canada.
I think he's saying that KeepassXC is a fork of KeepassX, which is unmaintained.
The difference seems to be that it reacts automonously to your glucose meter.
I have this. As a kid, it made catching a ball pretty difficult as my dominant eye would switch right as the ball gets to me. I like to think that's the reason, anyway.
On your home page you list Microsoft as being one of your clients. I'm pretty impressed that you managed to sell them what appears to be (mostly) their own data.
Nope, it's only legal in US and New Zealand.
It's a shame it's named kitty though. https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/9
It's pretty rare, but yes, some people vape alcohol.
People laughed at me when I mispronounced Mojave.
What? The end user does notice if you haven't added the CA to the end user's PC.
> but the announcement never said Redis would switch > Redis’ permissive BSD open source license allows them to do so legally, but this must be changed
You mean virtualbox extension pack, right? As far as I'm aware, guest additions don't require a paid license.
That's fair. My experience with it so far has literally just been aliasing hg to chg. It performed all the magic in the background for me.
We switched to MariaDB on freebsd 2 or 3 years ago. We ran into a couple performance-destroying bugs and while the devs acknowledged the issues, they made it clear they wouldn't be fixed any time soon. MySQL has been…
I don't see it in Canada.
I think he's saying that KeepassXC is a fork of KeepassX, which is unmaintained.
The difference seems to be that it reacts automonously to your glucose meter.