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liuw
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Comment #30246046
Wipro Infosys TCS Cognizant HCL
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Comment #29409448
Microsoft Linux Systems Group | US | Full Time | Principal Software Engineer - Linux Virtualization Our team plays a key role in driving Linux based virtualization technology in Mi…
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Comment #28942816
武侠 (Wuxia) culture is big in Alibaba. Everyone has a 花名 (alias / nickname) in the company. In the early days, people just picked names from 金庸 (Jin Yong)'s novels. Jack Ma's 花名 is …
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Comment #27630838
Qu Wenruo is not a Linux kernel maintainer. The submission title is incorrect and over dramatic.
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Comment #26888825
> You would not have been approved for a passport, if deemed unworthy. Do you happen to know me in real life? How do you know if I'm worthy or unworthy to the Chinese state?
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Comment #26888202
This is utter bullshit. I didn't need a permission or high enough social credit to leave China.
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Comment #20664578
If you don't do it already, take regular breaks. That helped me recover from RSI. The difficult part is remembering to take regular breaks. I use a piece of software call Workrave …
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Comment #20303245
It's such a shit show. A few years back, one of my ex-colleagues who needed to travel to US frequently for work was stopped right before boarding a plane because he had a layover i…
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Comment #19457629
I ran my email infrastructure before but deemed it too much hassle. I would rather offline the burden to a service provider. When I say "writing code", it would be more or less lik…
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Comment #19457337
I want this functionality but I balk at the idea of running my own email infrastructure. I'm fine with writing code to call APIs from email providers to manage email addresses thou…
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Comment #19457302
Can you reply from the aliases? If you're using a service provider, can you share which one you use?
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Comment #19370849
Funny that Brits don't see £50 notes that often. Most of the time £50 notes are used by foreigners (tourists or whatnot).
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Comment #19368805
I upvoted you. Yes, APT was the major reason I chose Debian 15 years ago. It was much better than RPM without YUM (it wasn't part of RH systems back then IIRC). Nowadays the compet…
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Comment #19354230
I love Debian as a user. I considered becoming a DM then DD -- I read all the relevant documents and tested water with maintaining a package I used -- but ultimately gave up due to…
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Comment #18134348
I'm really excited to see this project. Looking forward to receiving my two Solo Tap keys! P.S. OpenPGP is a must for me. Hope to see update for that soon.
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