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Snyk is currently building our annual State of Open Source Security report and we want to hear from you! Complete this brief survey to help guide our research.
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This site contains a collection of easy to follow designs for paper airplanes. Something for the “kids” to try.
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This site contains a collection of easy to follow designs for paper airplanes. Something for the “kids” to try.
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Jay Rayner, writing for The Guardian : “I ask where he thinks this dysfunctional system [the fragile global food distribution system] has come from. ‘There is a culture of British exceptionalism. We were the first industrial nation in the 18th century and then became the dominant imperial power in the 19th century and pursued that as a way of feeding ourselves.’ Critics often point out that we were less self-sufficient in food in the e..
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Soak beans (overnight) 1 cup of rajmah (kidney beans). 2 cups of sabut urad (black lentils). Place the beans in a bowl with plenty of water. The beans will soak it up so ensure there's enough. Cooking the beans 3 liters of water. 1 cinamon stick. 1 tablespoon of turmeric. 2 bay leaves. Drain the beans and combine new ingredients into a pot. Bring to a boil and simer for 1.5 hours. Check beans aren't firm (give 'em a try'). If so exte....
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How would you describe yourself? How do you usually talk about yourself? Do you feel like you are the writer of your own narrative? Who are you?
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Navigating an organizational change toward DevSecOps can be complicated, involving numerous teams, moving parts, and even new tools. Gartner’s analysts were able to pinpoint the most common challenges and provide recommendations to organizations looking to scale DevOps.
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Jean-Louis Gassee, in yesterday’s Monday Note : “An answer to the now age-old ARM-ed Mac question now emerges: With the emphasis on the iPad Pro as a real computer, there’s no reason for Apple to move the Mac off of trusty if perhaps less glamorous Intel processors.” If I may finish his sentence, “... there’s no reason for Apple to move the Mac off of trusty if perhaps less glamorous Intel processors, because the iPad will soon re....
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13 Tips for Making the Most of the COVID-19 Lockdown A few useful tips for those working from home during the time of coronavirus pandemic
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blog.adnansiddiqi.me
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6 years ago
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eng
Like many parts of the world, Pakistan has also suffered coronavirus pandemic. As of March 23, 800+ cases recorded out of the 6 recovered and 6 died. Many cities of the world have been locked down to avoid the spread of the COVID19 disease. Many companies around the world are now asking for work from home. People are being caged at home and they can’t roam around. It is not easy to spend time at home, especially when you are not used to wor....
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When talking about Oracle background processes, there’s a term/qualifier “fatal” background process. This means that when one of these background processes crashes, then whoever detects the process disappearance (PMON or LGWR or CLMN possibly), will shut down the instance as it cannot function normally anymore. Not all background process crashes take down the whole instance, for example processes like J000 and P000 are technically backgro..
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When talking about Oracle background processes, there’s a term/qualifier “fatal” background process. This means that when one of these background processes crashes, then whoever detects the process disappearance (PMON or LGWR or CLMN possibly), will shut down the instance as it cannot function normally anymore. Not all background process crashes take down the whole instance, for example processes like J000 and P000 are technically backgro..
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Women in Tech Spotlight - Celebration of Women History Month - Elena Rose
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tech.nextroll.com
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6 years ago
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Women in Tech - Spotlight: Elena Rose 6 minute read March is Women’s History Month and in honor of this occasion, NextRoll is launching a month-long Women in Tech Spotlight – where we highlight a few of the women here at NextRoll. This will be a limited three-part series of interviews, showcasing three of our extraordinary women in technology. This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Elena Rose! Elena Rose Title: Manager, Data Sc....
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ruby invalid option dash colon Or When Ruby Goes Insane in the Brain
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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This is a short one but a weird one. My main box rebooted today and when I went to create a blog post, I got this madness: ❯ jekyll post "A Social Media Marketing Strategy that Mom Would Approve" ruby: invalid option -: (-h will show valid options) (RuntimeError) In all my years of ruby, I've never seen -: . All the normal jiggery pokery of: which ruby rvm list etc failed to give me any insights. I finally found the answer..
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There are a lot of times in life when I don't know what to do and so I ask myself: WWMD? This is also known as What Would Mom Do ? So, when confronted with the question of: How should social media marketing be handled for a new website focused on COVID-19? I thought "What would Mom do?" and I came up with the following: Mom would tell people when there is something new on the web site in the same way that Mom always told....
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Overcoming AI Paralysis: 5 proven ways to start deriving business value
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www.thoughtworks.com
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6 years ago
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eng
AI is the new black. Regardless of their industry, business leaders seem to understand that AI will impact their future in a big way - much like electricity, the internet and mobile have, in the past. This mindset also falls in line with the shift to a Tech@Core approach that we’ve found to be characteristic of the ongoing Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Remote-first: A behavioural pattern for product team design
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www.thoughtworks.com
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6 years ago
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eng
Six headphone-wearing tech-workers on a product team sit together in a co-work facility, with an iron-clad rule that states that they must not talk to each other face-to-face at any time. To level the collaboration playing field with their 4 remote team members, they all use Zoom, Slack and a wiki to get their job done. Science fiction madness? Or a radical experiment in the future of distributed teams at work?
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The third part of this series on innovation looks at practical ways to make innovation sustainable and repeatable
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ruby invalid option dash colon Or When Ruby Goes Insane in the Brain
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fuzzyblog.io
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6 years ago
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This is a short one but a weird one. My main box rebooted today and when I went to create a blog post, I got this madness: ❯ jekyll post "A Social Media Marketing Strategy that Mom Would Approve" ruby: invalid option -: (-h will show valid options) (RuntimeError) In all my years of ruby, I've never seen -: . All the normal jiggery pokery of: which ruby rvm list etc failed to give me any insights. I finally found the answer..
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There are a lot of times in life when I don't know what to do and so I ask myself: WWMD? This is also known as What Would Mom Do ? So, when confronted with the question of: How should social media marketing be handled for a new website focused on COVID-19? I thought "What would Mom do?" and I came up with the following: Mom would tell people when there is something new on the web site in the same way that Mom always told....
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We have a lot of remote meetings as most of our team work a significant amount of time from home. Face to face meetings are much better for some types of meetings - especially workshops and retrospectives. As the level of expected collaboration increases the more it favours face to face interactions.
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We have a lot of remote meetings as most of our team work a significant amount of time from home. Face to face meetings are much better for some types of meetings - especially workshops and retrospectives. As the level of expected collaboration increases the more it favours face to face interactions.
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Image source Monitoring distributed microservices like Kubernetes is not an easy task because they require real-time attention and proactive monitoring. To overcome this challenge, many companies develop various open-source monitoring tools for Kubernetes. Some tools collect metrics, others collect logs. Some are Kubernetes-native, others are more agnostic in nature. Some are data collectors while others provide an interface for operating ....
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"Premature optimization is the root of all evil" is the root of evil
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medium.com
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6 years ago
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As I have said before , I believe in premature optimization. It leads to better products in the long run, and if optimized along the proper vectors, more secure ones, too. It’s nice to see that Oleksandr Kaleniuk agrees . Permalink.
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If this virus BS provokes martial law in the USA, I will be setting off a lot of homemade fireworks ...
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Note: I stole the title from an email I received, thanks Kevin! Disclosures and Disclaimers I’m not usually one to comment on “current events”. That said , when “current events” are “modern society is looking a little rough around the edges”, it’s kind of hard not to comment. Of course, I’m talking about limited-edition Shrek Crocs the COVID-19 pandemic. Now I’ve never aspired to be a source of information or disinfor..
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Note: I stole the title from an email I received, thanks Kevin! Disclosures and Disclaimers I’m not usually one to comment on “current events”. That said , when “current events” are “modern society is looking a little rough around the edges”, it’s kind of hard not to comment. Of course, I’m talking about limited-edition Shrek Crocs the COVID-19 pandemic. Now I’ve never aspired to be a source of information or disinfor..
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Though it’s mostly used as a way to let wikis have opt-in or opt-out CSS and JS features for users, the Gadgets extension is a great way to organize code instead of using Common.css and Common.js for everything.
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Though it’s mostly used as a way to let wikis have opt-in or opt-out CSS and JS features for users, the Gadgets extension is a great way to organize code instead of using Common.css and Common.js for everything.
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Though it’s mostly used as a way to let wikis have opt-in or opt-out CSS and JS features for users, the Gadgets extension is a great way to organize code instead of using Common.css and Common.js for everything.
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As a person whose livelihood has generally depended on building relationships, facilitating teams and groups of people, and driving outcomes for clients, being suddenly grounded at home for what is currently an unknown period of time is a bit of a shock. Right now I'm extremely grateful that Thoughtworks has been practicing remote-first philosophies for some time, so prolonged periods of being physically cordoned off don't mean I'm working ..
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The pandemic revealed our weaknesses, but also unprecedented opportunities — from personal growth to financial markets, here's why optimism isn't naive.
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This blog post is a quickie where I document how I deployed CovidNearMe onto Google Cloud Platform or GCP using HatchBox.io . I need to start by giving a huge shout out to Tony Carnevale from Google who went above and beyond in providing outstanding support. Here are the stages. Stage 1: Create a Cluster Note : Even a single machine is considered a cluster. Go to HatchBox.io Login with your account. Click on Clusters and define....
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The pandemic revealed our weaknesses, but also unprecedented opportunities — from personal growth to financial markets, here's why optimism isn't naive.
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