He had to finish the program and deliver it and the mechanisms required to build and distribute it to them.
Somebody might own copyright on your ideas or core, but copyright ownership doesn't force anybody to produce content, or "writing it down".
And what if your only objective is price, and you give the keys to the shady guy who claims to offer a free service?
Discoveries are made very irregularly, and are hard to plan. Therefore, its better for a company in the long run to "sandbag".
Wrong, its really verizon.
The joke may be old, but you shouldn't underestimate me.
Seems to involve alot of sleeping.
Obligatory: http://bash.org/?244321
The average enterprise class iPhone application isn't trusted lives with. Also, not inside an industry where an accident means deaths of hundreds of people at once. Nobody brings the average car accident in the news, for example when somebody kills themselves at the highway. But when a plane crashes, it comes in the news, so politicians and representatives of the airlines promise they do something, and tighten regulations. Meanwhile, car security is still shit as hell.
I guess its all formally proven. Is the average business iphone application formally proven?
Can you please stop with this plebs speak? This is a site for nerds, not for non-technical people. Say "hash" when you mean "hash". I mean is researching actual technical info so hard? For everyone not wanting to click links: its comparing the first 37 bits of the hash, using the SHA-1 hash mechanism. And yes its salted.
Yes, but the main server action is going on in one single thread.
freeciv only occupies one thread. The remaining ones are perfect for parallel work.
Almost fully agree.
All those free messaging services that need all those permissions, you sign up and your contacts list is sent to them.
Suggest a better method. The developers of the popular app TextSecure have posted their thoughts on how to solve this problem, but found no way that both satisfied their needs, scalability, and the user's needs.
Sooner or later, DICE will get rid of this website. I don't think it fits into the "DHI" portfolio.
Here it is, the FSM:
No, I also can multiply by ten.
Money is the root of all evil, and man needs roots.
