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aneeshnl

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    Comment #46629820

    https://anishsheela.com/ - Just vibecoded for a event.

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    Comment #41720843

    Location: Kerala, India Remote: No Willing to Relocate: Yes, even overseas. Technologies: Drupal, React.JS, PHP, Symfony, MySQL, AWS, Redis, Linux LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.co…

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    Comment #41253506

    Me and my friend were fans of LinuxForU magazine, now OpenSourceForU. I once wrote a reply or so and it was printed in next edition. Inspired by that, we wrote an article, a simple…

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    Comment #37304294

    Indian Coffee House is a prime example of worker owned restaurant chain, which is successful.

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    Comment #34952512

    V2C47-MK7JD-3R89F-D2KXW-VPK3J Yes, I still remember. Even after 12 years or so.

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    Comment #34875648

    Not sure of the co-operatives in software. I am from state of Kerala, India. We have a number of very successful and long running co-operatives. 1. Milma - Kerala Co-operative Milk…

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    Comment #33500253

    Similar to what happened to migrant workers in India during Initial lockdown. Many had to walk thousands of kms to reach their hometowns.

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    Comment #33368710

    I remember admissions form of children (not sure which Indian state) that contains Aadhar (UID of India) listed in a server with directory listing enabled. Response was - the site …

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    Comment #32820025

    You mean, anti-counterfeiting ?

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    Comment #32763076

    They can't do anything. I was not getting proper name in fb, so I changed my name in ID a bit using photoshop and they accepted without any issues. Just block out the ID numbers an…

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    Comment #32745798

    Even private providers are affordable.

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    Comment #32687642

    http://egovstandards.gov.in/sites/default/files/MSG_Guidelin... Page 63

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    Comment #32327244

    Developer here. Its much easier and a lazy way to enable for everyone, rather than tracking ips, citizenship and show accordingly. Developers are lazy.

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    Comment #32273063

    I think around 7-8 years back, a VPN with ipv4 was $1.5 per month more expensive than one with ipv6 only. It should have been much more now.

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    Comment #32259918

    My childhood home didn't had a lock. We were all surrounded by relatives. Everyone knew everyone else. Sadly, not anymore. (I am from Kerala, India)

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    Comment #32091272

    Remembering my Ingress days. It was the best. Was able to travel and meet a lot of people. Great community. They were not able to keep my interest. I was a key player in South Indi…

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    Comment #32091257

    Resistance or Enlightenment ?

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    Comment #31996547

    1. My country randomly blocks websites and services. VPN is essential. 2. Have to access some sites and services with geoIP restrictions. 3. Accessing certain sites and all which I…

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    Comment #31774377

    Its still just 1 m/s improvement. Not worth it.

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    Comment #31749623

    Note that it didn't end very well for India. The initial claims are conveniently forgotten and people just suffered. More than 99% of the currency got returned anyway, contradictin…

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    Comment #31067692

    Interviewer here. When a programmer goes through a question fast and jumps right into the solution, there is two possibilities. One is candidate already knows the question. Two is …

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    Comment #30683445

    If you are using company account, company owns the data. The data produced during company time is company's property. Company has to request for deletion. Slack is right about it.

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    Comment #29275539

    You can try this - https://open.edx.org/

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    Comment #28573623

    In many countries I have visited, its the norm. eg- Singapore.