But, not surprisingly, "For most users who are emailing, reading some web forum, social media, and maybe office that matters very little." don't understand or know how to do rolling backups or operate a VM, so keeping…
The comments here so far are one reason I prefer HN. If this was reddit the first post undoubtedly would have been a meme pic with the phrase "Aliens!!" :)
You're equating our currently accepted laws of physics as being the only true set of physical laws. How naive to assume that what we know now is the only truth.
And conversely just because one story is not 100% true doesn't mean that every story is not true, which is what most academics appear to assume.
It always amazes me why historians and researchers start with the assumption that any tale from the past is fanciful until proven otherwise. We have little to no proof that our very distant ancestors sat around making…
"it sends a message that no one is above the law." apart from politicians, bankers, etc...
Sadly other countries (I'm in the UK) don't have such protections.
USA wants nuclear weapons because because it’s the USA, it wants them as a tool to poke the world with to get whatever it wants and it wants them to be able to perpetuate their unhanded regime. Your statement can be…
But as shown with the EU's GDPR regulation, even if your data is outside the EU but some of your customers are inside they'll regulate to get you to abide by their laws anyway. It's bloody ridiculous on several fronts.
And AWS is already well on this https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/gdpr-center/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/aws-and-the-general-da...
I don't see how it's an operating system. Did I miss something in the article?
We have Bitbucket on our own servers, and we're moving it back to either Atlassian's hosting or to Github. The reason being that we spend far too much time per month hand holding the server when it goes mental and takes…
And that's the attitude that leads to the cure glut of IOT hardware with significant security bugs or no security at all. Build it fast and ship asap is not a sound plan for any software,and even less so for something…
"the carrot" I see what you did there.
Windows might have chocolatey, one among a small number package managers for Windows (including the bleh Windows 10 Store), but not being baked into the OS distribution means the average user isn't going to install it.…
I had the same result (in the UK), except didn't get told anything about counselling.
Wouldn't the lack of earth gravity mean that the fluid wouldn't necessarily be resting in the usual place at the point of the lumbar entry point for the test? That would mean the results would be skewed surely, or at…
I have exactly the same approach to interviews and hiring as you, it's never failed me yet. I don't care if they can code fizzbuzz in 20 languages, I want to know if they are ready to carry on learning when they need to…
Why would I want to "include" an OS in my code? Not rolling, genuinely curious as to the specific needs.
Couldn't find a link in the article, so found it at http://www.defold.com/
I don't understand why it's always been such a surprise that various hominid groups interbred. It's not like one day there were Neandertals and the next day they stopped existing and the next group took over. Surely…
sadly, not just for you
Not what I'd call transparent, but still useful tech.
Same here. I'm normally using "tail -f | grep something" which less +f doesn't seem to handle.
Perhaps this is an attempt by Google to show it's not anti-competitive?
But, not surprisingly, "For most users who are emailing, reading some web forum, social media, and maybe office that matters very little." don't understand or know how to do rolling backups or operate a VM, so keeping…
The comments here so far are one reason I prefer HN. If this was reddit the first post undoubtedly would have been a meme pic with the phrase "Aliens!!" :)
You're equating our currently accepted laws of physics as being the only true set of physical laws. How naive to assume that what we know now is the only truth.
And conversely just because one story is not 100% true doesn't mean that every story is not true, which is what most academics appear to assume.
It always amazes me why historians and researchers start with the assumption that any tale from the past is fanciful until proven otherwise. We have little to no proof that our very distant ancestors sat around making…
"it sends a message that no one is above the law." apart from politicians, bankers, etc...
Sadly other countries (I'm in the UK) don't have such protections.
USA wants nuclear weapons because because it’s the USA, it wants them as a tool to poke the world with to get whatever it wants and it wants them to be able to perpetuate their unhanded regime. Your statement can be…
But as shown with the EU's GDPR regulation, even if your data is outside the EU but some of your customers are inside they'll regulate to get you to abide by their laws anyway. It's bloody ridiculous on several fronts.
And AWS is already well on this https://aws.amazon.com/compliance/gdpr-center/ https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/aws-and-the-general-da...
I don't see how it's an operating system. Did I miss something in the article?
We have Bitbucket on our own servers, and we're moving it back to either Atlassian's hosting or to Github. The reason being that we spend far too much time per month hand holding the server when it goes mental and takes…
And that's the attitude that leads to the cure glut of IOT hardware with significant security bugs or no security at all. Build it fast and ship asap is not a sound plan for any software,and even less so for something…
"the carrot" I see what you did there.
Windows might have chocolatey, one among a small number package managers for Windows (including the bleh Windows 10 Store), but not being baked into the OS distribution means the average user isn't going to install it.…
I had the same result (in the UK), except didn't get told anything about counselling.
Wouldn't the lack of earth gravity mean that the fluid wouldn't necessarily be resting in the usual place at the point of the lumbar entry point for the test? That would mean the results would be skewed surely, or at…
I have exactly the same approach to interviews and hiring as you, it's never failed me yet. I don't care if they can code fizzbuzz in 20 languages, I want to know if they are ready to carry on learning when they need to…
Why would I want to "include" an OS in my code? Not rolling, genuinely curious as to the specific needs.
Couldn't find a link in the article, so found it at http://www.defold.com/
I don't understand why it's always been such a surprise that various hominid groups interbred. It's not like one day there were Neandertals and the next day they stopped existing and the next group took over. Surely…
sadly, not just for you
Not what I'd call transparent, but still useful tech.
Same here. I'm normally using "tail -f | grep something" which less +f doesn't seem to handle.
Perhaps this is an attempt by Google to show it's not anti-competitive?