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bertolo1988
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Comment #18290557
Exactly this.
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Comment #17415281
Bought the XPS 15, unpacked it, touched it and sent it back on the same day. I am not paying 2k for a laptop that wobbles.
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Comment #17415263
I guess I am the only one happy with the new macpro keyboard lol.
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Comment #17261832
Not correct. They can't contact without positive consent. How can they prompt consent if they can't contact them in the first place?
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Comment #17261829
Agreed
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Comment #17261009
How is GDPR pro business if companies had to stop contact costumers? Can you imagine how much businesses are ilegal now? Telemarketing is ilegal now, consultancy companies can't re…
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Comment #17260988
Are you aware that GDPR made every business that relied on finding costumers trough phone or email ilegal? How can you defend a legislation that makes everyone illegal, even outsid…
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Comment #17157264
Nothing will happen to companies outside the EU. You can violate GDPR freely. There is no possible way they can enforce any law, fine or penalty outside their borders. They won't e…
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Comment #17157228
It's not. If you have any legal disagreement with a company outside the EU they tell you to complain on that company origin. I experienced this myself. EU is absolutely powerless o…
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Comment #16856695
Until there is an open source micro chip i won't believe that any security protocol is not being cheated.
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Comment #16317951
I don't want to be mean or anything... but how retarded do you have to be to jeopardize users expectations like this? This is outrageous. > Grammarly had fixed the issue and releas…
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Comment #16205548
Looks like Intel is trying to avoiding the best solution to not compromise benchmark scores.
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Comment #16087115
What about Ubuntu users? Is the update our already?
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Comment #15702742
ahhahah
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Comment #15669882
This could be a movie.
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Comment #15669881
Someone should do a movie out of this. One of the most amazing histories i have ever heard and it's not over yet.
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Comment #15523535
I had nightmares about this during the project. I am not even joking.
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Comment #15516244
I have had a job where they tried to implement emails 4 times. The last attempt is still ongoing and in my opinion destined to fail. They wanted to implement few dozen of auto gene…
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Comment #15500680
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=why+should+i+containerize+my+app
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Comment #15500007
> What if you have a large shared in-memory data structure that you want to update with lots of irregular translations in parallel Use C++. If you ever decide to scale and distribu…
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Comment #15499857
1 - How is REST complex? 2 - That is only true if the your bottleneck is on communication somehow. Usually it is not. And a huge advantage: You will write stateless and easy to sca…
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Comment #15499438
Its not up to me to know how to manage processes or threads. That's the SO task, not mine. My app should be stateless and scale by replication. This is the most efficient solution …
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Comment #15498610
You can get rid of the need to multi threading by deploying more containers in the same machine or via orchestration. I don't understand why people keep insisting that the lack of …
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Comment #15459192
Can you relate to Europe/US? I have no idea about what is going on on Yemen.
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Comment #15416466
I wanted to say vaccine! Sorry.