China has been doing this for years and not just in universities.
Chinese workers "disguised" as "normal" immigrants have been placed in key foreign companies in order to feed China's industrial intelligence.
More, western companies, namely technological companies have outsourced production to China and all these manufacturing techniques and technologies have been used by China for their own use.
First, Rolling Rhino has been around for over two years.
Second, this is just tracking the development repositories
Third, LTS (and even "normal" releases) are way more stable than development versions.
Fourth, writing "finally" in the title just reflects the author's desires and not the desire of the majority of Ubuntu users.
As several people said: if it is meatless, it's not pork. A few months ago, the EU mandated that all drinks marketed as milk and butter without being sourced from mammals (goats, cows, sheep) cannot be labelled as "milk" ou "butter", except for "peanut butter". So, in Europe there is no "soy milk" or other artificial "milks".
This being said, it must be a matter of time they legislate against these denominations.
I wonder whether anybody else has used that source yet to roll their own.
It also does not store detailed tracking data on a server but uses an approach that works mostly on the phone.
It's on github: https://github.com/corona-warn...
The Portuguese app is also open-source. The GitHub repository is this [https://github.com/stayawayinesctec].
Next Apple innovation will be the iPhone 2021, a 6G phone without a screen, battery and main board. This way, Apple is going to save the environment a lot in CO2 emissions and the consumers' pocket space.
If you really need the flexibility of having a phone with a touch screen, you can purchase it separately for just $499,99! The optional battery will also allow you to use the iPhone 2021 on the move, outside your house and while you practice sports. All for an additional $199,99! What a steal!
I wonder how much the monthly charge for the steering wheel will be.
What about the reports the US is outbidding other countries' purchases of medical supplies?
The idea here is to make coders ubiquitous and therefore cheaper. On the other hand, Swift is only used for Apple development, so it's a good way to lock people to Apple's hardware and technologies.
Just solve the WinSxS mess.
ZX Spectrum BASIC!
Followed a few years later by Turbo Pascal and C.
I also learned (at a more basic level), Java, Fortran 77.
I self-taught myself BASH scripting, Perl, Python and PHP.
All modern TV sets have a PCMCIA slot for inserting a CAM module, just like a satellite receiver. I never understood why TV providers don't use them...
This shouldn't have to be forced on people in a law! It should be common sense for all employers!
If you look at the list of the most pirated TV series (releaseby TorrentFreak) and compare it to the most profitable TV series, you can almost mix up the two lists...
GPS trackers are being used ubiquitously nowadays. I do not have any problems with them, although I do not have any. They are being used for controlling people who drive for a living.
But, using them to track people off duty is a completely ludicrous. It should be banned. In Portugal, I know, the Personal Data Protection Law strictly forbids it. IMHO, the US could learn a lot from certain European laws.
I was really expecting a "real" real world test.
I would like to see a head to head between, for example, WebLogic Server with Oracle DB vs.
The test as is, IMHO, is crap.
This place just isn't big enough for all of us. We've got to find a way off this planet.
