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asztal

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    Comment #40913540

    This has happened to me multiple times with AWS SDK V3 (and other packages like react, cassandra-driver, etc.) and while there are ways to avoid it, it's not entirely simple to pre…

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    Comment #38960378

    *****? That's amazing! I've got the same password on my luggage!

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    Comment #31389613

    This looks nice, but would be better if it were fully functional. Maybe it could integrate with http://www.linuxgenuineadvantage.org/ ?

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    Comment #19585702

    Kindle has this in eBooks, for English and Chinese. There's 3 or 4 difficulty levels. I'm just hoping they'll add more languages. (Or that there will be a free software solution...…

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    Comment #19407769

    My first thought was about NetHack. That game is ruthless, and has no qualms about letting the RNG screw you over. If you make 3 attempts at something with a 1 in 3 probability of …

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    Comment #18155136

    Didn't expect to see you posting here either. Anyway, thanks for teaching me what a sausage catastrophe is!

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    Comment #16951825

    Ascended my first tourist yesterday! It's actually a great class to play after the quest. You just have to be very careful (and perhaps lucky) in the early game.

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    Comment #12886966

    Sounds exactly like my experience doing Project Euler. I learned a lot about mathematics from it. I don't know how much of it actually helped me as a programmer, because I don't te…

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    Comment #11915414

    StartCom is based in Israel as far as I know.

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    Comment #11449608

    The main thing I am looking forward to becoming accepted is the async/await proposal. It makes my code look a lot easier to follow, easier to write, and less error-prone.

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    Comment #10796022

    The company I work for had problems with users who couldn't install our ClickOnce-deployed application. It turned out that they were using a 3G dongle which modified one of the JPE…

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    Comment #9642232

    Exactly. It seems perfect for this sort of email because the existing PKI handles trust.