mpnordland

What's the point of knowing where you are if you don't look cool while you're there? /s On the other hand, I do appreciate the efficiency of serving the PR mission and the testing mission with the same boat.

We don't need DRM to enforce reselling. Equipment and methods to reproduce physical media are widespread today and there isn't a way to prevent copying and then reselling. Other than the marginal cost of CDs, Vinyl, cassettes, etc.

Purely digital just drops that cost from a few cents to nothing. DRM free music stores have existed for over a decade and already de-facto operate in this manner.

There isn't a practical reason to require DRM in order to have ownership over a digital copy of a song.

If you decide to go this route, please note that only one variant of the s10e is supported by Lineage OS. The US variant (with a Qualcomm CPU) is not supported and cannot be unlocked.

Yes, but instead of performing a loop control for every computation() it is only performed once every four computation()s.

I really like the concept, but I'm not happy with the implementation.

From what I can see, it makes a call and receives an access token. This token can then be used to make requests to the matrix server like sending or retrieving messages. If this component is used for a matrix client, this makes sense. If the component is used for another service or app, I don't think this is a good idea.

You're both wrong. There won't be much motion at all because drowning people don't splash.

Given the references the author found to apparently reputable ransomware recovery firms, my reading is that the decryptor was built by one of those companies using the key provided by the intruder.

It is unclear to me what advantages this tool has over existing tools.

Why should one use Stack Up over Ansible or Puppet?

I'm not really considering it for my personal stuff, but since work is a Microsoft shop, I'm really pushing to get on .NET core. We're at a point where most of our Windows bound stuff is going away and we can start to shed a lot of weight if we can port what remains to .NET Core.

At that price it can have 2 dead pixels and I'd still buy it.

Your feature list for Freemium includes both "Fixed 1-Day Access Wait Period" and "Set Your Own Access Wait Period."

I'm the only developer on my team concerned about writing tests. I don't have a lot of experience doing it, and I have no one who can review my tests. Is there anything I can do?

I've been wanting to do a kubernetes setup with my home server, but most tutorials are aimed at multi node clusters. Do you have any links on how to setup such a system?