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Colex
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Comment #41554452
Except that DNS does not mean Domain Name Server, but Domain Name System. So DNS Server makes sense (Domain Name System Server).
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Comment #35915848
Just to clarify, I'm not commenting on whether it's a good strategy or not, or whether they are doing a great job or not. I just find it weird some comments in this topic accusing …
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Comment #35915733
I believe a framework like Bootstrap might be a faster approach at the beginning (honestly, it's a fair approach for the whole lifecycle of a project). You get all the building blo…
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Comment #35915324
It is a very valid strategy. If you do not have all the controls in place to comply with the burdensome requirements of the EU law (if that's the case), then why should you stop fr…
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Comment #35716748
From the context laid in the article, the author meant the first open source project that succeeded without a push from a big private company. Not saying anything about the factual…
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Comment #35690164
Devise does not impose anything on the number of tenants. I run a Rails app with multi-tenancy and SSO support with Devise. As someone has mentioned, although it does a lot of the …
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Comment #35569943
it’s not uncommon to lose jobs in sidekiq if you heavily rely on it and have a lot of jobs running. If using the free version for mission critical jobs, I usually run that task as …
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Comment #35421371
I think those ideas are great for increasing usage, safety and public orderly. Although I would disagree that this should be something dealt at the EU level. It would definitely be…
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Comment #35415641
Maybe there's other ways of improving the service without outright banning it. I would be surprised if there has not been a lot of innovations that caused a lot of accidents and en…
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Comment #35197381
And that's ok. I do not see what tangible effect this really has on anyone. They decided to use a negative term "bro", so what? Is it that bad? Is someone really taking a hit and f…
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Comment #35167247
It would take me a huge mental effort to read "tech bros" as a discrimination based on gender - and I'm a man. They are talking about a few selected guys and decided to call them a…
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Comment #34544765
Although deviating slightly from the original topic. I find it very interesting and nostalgic that other people here have started, possibly, their programming careers through Open …
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Comment #22899236
I have had exactly the same experience in my previous (and in my current) startup. I would never add the logo of a client without their consent. (maybe some don't follow that logic…
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Comment #20412785
> And the last one would be a lie considering Bing can see it. How would that be a lie. They protect from eavesdroppers, as in someone intercepting the connection and trying to ext…
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Comment #14950508
I wonder if lacolhost.com is just an A record pointing to 127.0.0.1, what would be the use-case to use that instead of just using 127.0.0.1? Is it that some systems require a domai…
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Comment #14514266
Browsers usually limit the number of requests to a certain domain (around 8 requests if I'm not mistaken, but it may vary). So I don't think it'd be the cause of a self inflicted D…
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Comment #13655178
For windows, you can use .Net (which usually comes by default on windows distributions, so you should be able to send it and run without any issues). C# is a good language that use…
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Comment #13477554
What game did you base yours on?
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Comment #13428452
"Everyone" is a strong word, I know people from Paris that live in London and struggle. I'm sure the number of people that speak english is rising every year, but definitely not "E…
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Comment #13428253
Just a little (to me, important) correction: You mean 52% of the UK THAT voted. The turnout was 72%. So 37% of the electorate (not 37% of the population, as a lot of young people t…
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Comment #12976894
I have a manual in London, I don't feel it's a torture. Nothing against automatic, it will definitely make it a bit easier, but it doesn't take too long to put a first gear and mov…
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Comment #12976849
Having lived in the US, Canada and Europe, I have spent a lot of time driving both manual and automatic transmissions. I would say that the answer "being more in touch with the car…
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Comment #12409294
Alpha Exchange | London, UK | Full-time | www.alpha-exchange.com We are a fintech company based in London - currently on the New York TechStars program - focused on improving the c…
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Comment #12020047
That's quite a conclusion you've reached with such little information. One of the points stated is that it might have been translated to French and then English, but not informatio…