fegu

Oh how I have fond memories of Dr.Dobb's journal.

I agree. NAT, while occasionally limiting, was a godsend. Just imagine how the world would look if everyone out there was at the mercy of a well configured router with firewall.

Could it be non-proctoring has served Princeton by inflating grades due to some cheating, but only now have cheating become rampant enough that it must be curtailed to destroy the reputation entirely?

Very interesting. I got this vaccine (needs to be taken twice) last year. Since then my back pain linked to possible beginning bechterews, which I have had for about a year, is gone and has stayed away for 2 months now. Could be unrelated, but it is so pronounced that I have been looking for an explanation. Very happy with it.

I used MariaDB in Azure, but got notified it was retired. Anyway, migrated to sqlite.

The arrow must have been a drag. "I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took an arrow to the neck."

Memory is expensive. In the cloud especially. Using a succinct structure could enable cheaper computing for specific tasks. This benefits everyone.

There seems to be some copy pasta in the FAQ on if any node can be contacted for writes or reads, the paragraph on reads mentions writes.

The same (pros use less, consumers pay for more) goes for internet connectivity. A techie knows he will never need or saturate more than, say, 200mbps. While a consumer will see the "200/500/1G" offer and opt for the middle.

Just out of curiosity, is there no clever way to solve this within nginx with rules instead?

This is very interesting and completely new to me (I'm European). Suddenly so much of the situation in the American health business makes sense.

This 20kg figure sounds wildly inaccurate. Fish feed is in general 75% plantbased. It is also very efficient (in terms of conversion rate to growth). Could this 20kg figure be decades old?

Or these men simply lead more active lives with regular exercise. Hard to tell.

I enjoyed this :)

To "the" or not to "the" before a name or noun.