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CoreXtreme

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    Comment #15393830

    I ran into Double NAT issue with Teamviewer once. Oh boy! that was so hard to figure out.

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    Comment #15378228

    Everyone knows it, no matter how gifted you are chances of your discovering something important is same as any random guy discovering something equally important, i.e., mostly rand…

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    Comment #15377900

    Most aren't in position of sending threats in the way of their executives.

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    Comment #15377885

    I've hired plenty of technically rockstar employees for cash strapped startups. Those who get kick out of these technical challenges are willing to do it for nearly free - we only …

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    Comment #15377844

    >> What if twitter only needed 50-100 engineers? Their IPO will suck because every wannabe big company must have lots of employees to raise more money.

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    Comment #15373598

    How about using Discourse? I think it scales well. Would love to hear your experience with this.

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    Comment #15314129

    Firefox has fixed all issues for me. I am about to dump Chrome, just give me fast startup time.

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    Comment #15313270

    You can set one of them as fallback and it will remember, each time you plug the device. See: https://i.imgur.com/iazUIo8.png

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    Comment #15313053

    Are Google, Apple or Facebook German companies?

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    Comment #15294954

    Same issue here! Luckily, all our API clients include a fallback domain.

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    Comment #15293514

    Well, if you are required to prepare your own tax returns through an accountant then he will most certainly, itemize deduction, you'll be asking him to get your tax bill down a bit…

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    Comment #15293497

    In most countries, private health insurance is tax deductible.

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    Comment #15293392

    Brave on Android Firefox on Desktop (switched from Chrome), new FF is as fast as chrome, plus I love the compact view of FF.

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    Comment #15288071

    Yes, they can certainly help in cases where you are offering your images to others. Assuming, initial size is zero. If you install 100MB of packages in layer 1. Then in second laye…

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    Comment #15287445

    Font size at 23px. Seriously? Just skimmed and now my eyes are hurt. Computation cost of calculating the Cholesky factorization of the original second derivative matrix is comparab…

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    Comment #15287390

    I've not read it! But experienced folks will be hired more often than inexperienced ones. And lots of old programmer use vim/emacs and other CLI editors. So, it's not surprisingly.…

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    Comment #15287356

    It just saves top 5-6MB over Debian slim version of images. It's not worth my time to use this instead of officially debian supplied images. Edit: I would like to know where exactl…

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    Comment #15287317

    I am thinking more along the line of Hedge Funds and angle investing in startups than lottery which is not an investment!

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    Comment #15286124

    Investing in index is like subscribing for slavery. It only benefits people with tons of money. Sure, it's less risky. But along with preventing massive downside, it prevents massi…

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    Comment #15284726

    It's funny to see that they are not even able to implement an Ebook reader mode. Crowd sourced data to selectively enable/disable JavaScript for invasive/resource hungry websites w…

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    Comment #15284616

    This is exactly, why I use functional programming language and prefer Pespsi even tho it tastes bit worse. The facadian distance between Pespsi and Cocola water molecules is about …

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    Comment #15269566

    I am using Postgres, Python, Flask, Elastic Search, Redis, and Docker.

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    Comment #15267734

    There is Spyder or Jupyter for them.

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    Comment #15267702

    As a functional programmer, these rules sound like a joke to me. I'll only partially agree with the last one.

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    Comment #15267680

    Cockroach in context of resiliency towards Nuclear impact is a great name for this DB. But it doesn't sound serious.