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Comment #46077464
Trailbase won my heart by not leaving out curl-commands in their examples :)
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Comment #44063753
oh sorry; thats the comments
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Comment #44061601
I'll summarize: It's annoying that dB is often used as a physical unit without the necessary suffix. It's annoying that the suffix seems quite random for most units It's annoying t…
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Comment #41708148
Probably a Cisco engineer who built that
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Comment #40619480
And they (well, one of them) are still active https://www.youtube.com/@computerclubzwei
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Comment #39743352
In this logic it is totally unfair that I am not allowed sell drugs while I could make a lot of revenue from it.
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Comment #39226705
Already hate it.
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Comment #36203183
Well, we have seen something like this failing about six years ago. Let's see whether - there is a new killer-use-case or - technology has advanced enough to make it less cumbersom…
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Comment #31809168
Looks good - but I do not agree with > 3. A semantic line break SHOULD NOT alter the intended meaning of the text. That should be #1 MUST NOT
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Comment #31809146
I completely agree. Using one line per sentence (and soemtime more lines when the sentence is longer) makes it way easier to structure the text. Markdown and are perfectly able to …
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Comment #30617213
If you are impressed by this, wait until you see Colin Powell's Iraq slides
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Comment #28403168
I sent a link to that post to a senior developer with similar habits. He answered: "didn't read, don't understand english."
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Comment #28035819
Oh, I totally agree (started my carreer in a company that still used VSE/ESA and CICS and sometimes dream about ASRAs). However, they had to implement modern api-stuff with PSD2 an…
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Comment #28035597
It is rally terrible that such a service is actually necessary... PSD2 was a chance to create a standard api for everyone including customers. I still cannot understand how they ma…