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Comment #28733703
confluence's main problem is that it is being used by enterprise software people doing enterprise software baloney.
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Comment #28733699
how about a running instance of this thing to look at if it is so great
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Comment #28427850
There is absolutely no reason at all that using a Model View Controller architecture should say anything about your persistence layer. Model View Controller is an abstraction for m…
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Comment #28427778
Basically they aren't going to impress your non-technical boss who is your boss for some inexplicable reason. Postgres has been able to function as key value store(which is basical…
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Comment #28415504
POSIX programs were portable enough that Microsoft had to become POSIX compliant before being granted the operating system monopoly rent by the free market.
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Comment #28415485
If we can effectively radiocarbon date these fragments and prove that they are the oldest, then will they be a sure guide on where to build our ark bunker to survive the maskocalyp…
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Comment #28415441
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Comment #28415420
Is this part of the overall shift of computer interfaces to borderline useless tools which are more focused on interrogating and manipulating computer users than actually getting s…
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Comment #28195840
It's because the internet is a perfect sterling engine, guaranteeing that all eyeballs will be monotized in an adiabatic flow. It is know as "The Permanent November of ImaginosVict…
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Comment #28195814
Look you don't need to learn any algorithms because SQL will allow the computer to algorithm for you. SQL will guarantee ACID properties and also BASE properties. You are going to …
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Comment #28137996
It'd generally appear that most people under 80 want to keep the college experience going. I still haven't read this, and I strongly suspect that if I were to skim it I'd be less l…
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Comment #28137945
I am one hundred percent certain that both the locatelli grocer that has almost nothing I want to eat in it ever and has nothing but mexican standoff intersections with people walk…
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Comment #28137883
This ditch full of sims, without a car in it is yours. There are meny like it, but this one is yours. Even though it is in the middle of a perhaps overbuilt desert where it really …
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Comment #27896560
this problem where published science is often wrong and you don't need to actually be an engineer that history will not record the name of is completely new, and also, airplanes ar…
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Comment #27840524
technics were invented in 1979 by cool dj hercuhito. here is incontrovertible proof from an internet primary source. not to mention that the elamites had their own alphabet that st…
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Comment #27701036
I zement to differ!
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Comment #27701013
poppycock! the most precious resource is zement and wheat. Sheep and brick can be had anywhere, and longest road and biggest army are both like kick me zigns, yay unto the septenth…
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Comment #27533450
Here is irrefutable evidence that the suspect is actually a berlin police: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwZbonjAlPc
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Comment #27533412
The re-entrancy complaint seems legit if actually well founded, although I'd think that it probably says somewhere in Flex/bison docs that the generated parsers expect only to be e…
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Comment #27533380
Okay, so yes it is good to note that the GNU lexical generator toolkit does not generate unicode parsers and isn't re-entrant. In general, parsing the same text from multiple threa…
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Comment #27250315
I think you mean should all of the ridiculously inflated by wall street "platform" companies instead be commercial banks in a less monopolistic actual market economy?