No, it doesn't. You can pip install a .egg file checked into your repository, or you can host a mirror.
And that relationship is useful how?
So, how much of the Google kool-aid have you ingested lately?
Florian Mueller?
As a non-US person moving to SF later this year, I don't have a US credit rating yet. How do I go about looking for places?
The unsolvability of the halting problem has a slightly weaker version of Goedel's first incompleteness theorem as a trivial corollary. You can use Turing machines to prove a stronger statement very easily as well.…
The font-family for the monospaced text is "monospace, serif". Any decent Linux system and/or browser would define "monospace" appropriately. Sounds like the problem's on your end.
Just like in every other sane tech company.
Yes, but you can un-void it by plugging your CD drive back in. Note that replacing the hard drive voids the warranty as well.
Is it possible to use an oauth-based thing instead? I don't know if github lets you do much with oauth, I'm just a little wary of storing my password in what would presumably be plaintext.
No, it doesn't. You can pip install a .egg file checked into your repository, or you can host a mirror.
And that relationship is useful how?
So, how much of the Google kool-aid have you ingested lately?
Florian Mueller?
As a non-US person moving to SF later this year, I don't have a US credit rating yet. How do I go about looking for places?
The unsolvability of the halting problem has a slightly weaker version of Goedel's first incompleteness theorem as a trivial corollary. You can use Turing machines to prove a stronger statement very easily as well.…
The font-family for the monospaced text is "monospace, serif". Any decent Linux system and/or browser would define "monospace" appropriately. Sounds like the problem's on your end.
Just like in every other sane tech company.
Yes, but you can un-void it by plugging your CD drive back in. Note that replacing the hard drive voids the warranty as well.
Is it possible to use an oauth-based thing instead? I don't know if github lets you do much with oauth, I'm just a little wary of storing my password in what would presumably be plaintext.