I’ve been following that thread very closely. Prepping myself to install cruise control but as I have a cem-b in my car, I have to solder to the board.
What changes have you made?
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I’ve been following that thread very closely. Prepping myself to install cruise control but as I have a cem-b in my car, I have to solder to the board.
What changes have you made?
P2 Volvo?
Uh oh! Somebody missed out on some pop culture!
A large percentage of the world is not American
You can cp the image to a block device and it will work
git commit -mm works and is a bit quicker
maintaining the amenities that tech workers have come to expect.
Such as what? Beer, and coffee table books?
Mentzen is a Polish politician
The buzzer and its colleagues are being actively jammed as we speak
What does bush x mean?
I get a 403 from the UK
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The point of the question isn’t trivia or mathematics, it’s to demonstrate how you deal with ambiguity
At work you may be asked to spec out and implement a poorly-defined defined request.
They expected you to have asked clarifying questions rather than steaming ahead in the assumption that the Thames is 50m metres wide at all point.
The interviewer stating “actually it’s 100m” shows that they didn’t understand this point either though, and was probably repeating the answer they were told to give if the candidate asks this clarifying question
My first experience of Angry Bird was on a Palm Pixi. It was challenging.
Before the former primary server could be placed into rotation, a snapshot of the server was made to ensure the backup would not delete itself upon reconnection
I don’t understand this. Was the snapshot made of the compromised database or of the old not in use one? Why would the backup (snapshot?) delete itself on reconnection?
Thank you.
Can you link a source for that food inspector comment?
Is there a GitHub page or any place to download this?
You can’t make a statement like that without clarifying what you mean and sharing some alternative to gpg
Do you know what the source of the crash in this video [1] is?
I’ve wanted to know ever since I saw the same clip in a few films, including Airplane 2
is it named in capital letters? I've noticed some systems will see capital letters and read it as F-R-O-N-T etc. Maybe try renaming the door to lower case
Is 'air chamber' the literal translation from French? I like it better than 'inner tube'