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Comment #26941322
Yup, we’re dealing with it on CodeShip. I’m pretty sure all CI services are swamped by mining on free accounts or fraudulent paid accounts.
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Comment #11363718
fwiw, this is very much on the roadmap - https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-31094 - don't know when it'll land, but it will be done. =)
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Comment #6342105
The equivalent term in linguistics is "dialect continuum" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dialect_continuum
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Comment #6341541
Ok, then the linguists I read tend to be splitters rather than lumpers. =) This is particularly drama-prone in re: the Chinese languages/dialects due to the tendency for Beijing to…
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Comment #6341245
Tibet is not Mongolian - they've now got connections in terms of their religious background, but Tibetan is part of the Sino-Tibetan language family, while Mongolian is, unsurprisi…
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Comment #6341192
Generally, linguists would disagree with that - Cantonese is not mutually intelligible with Mandarin, so it's not a dialect, it's a different language, as are Wu, Hakka, etc... The…
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Comment #5795935
It is - we're in the process of transferring the hostname to the ASF and it's somewhere in between right now. Fun. But you can still get at the pages - http://jclouds.incubator.apa…
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Comment #5527589
Not sure if that'd apply here - the Sea of Galilee is awfully tiny for the kind of merchant shipping you're talking about, just 33 miles in circumference, max depth of 141 feet, et…
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Comment #1836141
It feels like if a shop is starting from scratch, they're more likely to go with Mercurial - I'm betting the Python connection is a big reason for that, along with its comparative …