From Coursera Terms and Conditions[1]: "If you complete a course during the free trial period, Coursera reserves the right to require you to pay for a one-month subscription in order to receive a Course and/or…
Yes there exists simple tests to figure out your bloodtype. Where I live, they specify blood type on your passport, driving license etc. So to obtain one you need to provide proof of your bloodtype. Had to go to a lab…
Just wondering. Unless git changes its default branch name to something else, isn't Github's approach futile? When you "git init", git creates the master branch locally. And then when you push, I sincerely hope GitHub…
From Coursera Terms and Conditions[1]: "If you complete a course during the free trial period, Coursera reserves the right to require you to pay for a one-month subscription in order to receive a Course and/or…
Yes there exists simple tests to figure out your bloodtype. Where I live, they specify blood type on your passport, driving license etc. So to obtain one you need to provide proof of your bloodtype. Had to go to a lab…
Just wondering. Unless git changes its default branch name to something else, isn't Github's approach futile? When you "git init", git creates the master branch locally. And then when you push, I sincerely hope GitHub…