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Kerberos is a computer network authorization protocol used to authenticate personal communications securely over a non-secure network.

This article will guide you through testing Kerberos-authenticated HIVE connections in DolphinScheduler from scratch, including the solutions to clear some obstacles encountered in real-world environments.

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No. I said "The only solution here is legalization, treatment, and general social welfare."

That last one is what makes the gang bangers go away, but it's a long process.
Agreed, though I think the causality is a little more nuanced than that: political disorder tends to be a necessary component of bad central banking policy, and thus is a cause as well as an effect of hyperinflation.
You, sir, ruined my dreams in an instant.

Damn I want dinosaurs!
On the `ndots` problem, it's best to get in the habit of using fully qualified names when you know them. A fully qualified DNS name ends in a period.

Continuing the example in the article, use `google.com.` and there will be just one query.
If you get job where you need to merge graph data from a bunch of different sources, you will likely run into the semantic web stack. The semantic web stack is basically a bunch of technologies for building graph databases and sharing graph data across domains. It isn't some huge network of interlinked data sources like originally envisioned, but it is definitely not dead. I think the concept of graph databases is still something people are only beginning to discover the uses for. Most people only know of the initial XML serialisation of RDF and OWL which rightfully made people skeptical. Nowadays, the most common serialisation format is TURTLE which is basically just a subset of SPARQL and it is very readable.

In fact, the underlying technologies are all quite mature (triplestore implementations and the RDF, SPARQL, OWL, etc. standards) and used heavily in certain domains, such as biology and language. The standards are designed for easy serialisation and interoperability which is the antithesis of the "modern" walled garden and/or commercial API approach of the big Internet companies, although they also use semantic web tech to a certain extent.

In Europe, you will run into RDF quite often in academia (and research in general). I'm working on the newest version of the Danish WordNet, for example, which is published as RDF and OWL (in the turtle format) and which runs in Apache Jena. Coincidentally, I am actually developing this new version in Clojure which stole the triplestore concept from the semantic web stack and made it a mainstream database type in the Clojure ecosystem (Datomic, Datascript, Datahike, Datalevin, Asami).
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That's fine. I see it like this: If there is a stupid mistake, it shows that I am a fallible human after all. (I tend to think that I don't have stupid mistakes in my CV)

But my CV also shows part of my character, mainly the fun part. If that is deemed unprofessional by a company, I immediately know they are no good fit for me.

The thing is: As with every relationship, they are two way streets. I am not a beggar as a potential employee, neither am I king. We see eye to eye or not at all.
Beware of trying to explain everything with a single variable (in this case, inequality). For example, the 1968 unrest in France did not happen because of an economic shock. And some economic shocks did not produce meaningful mass movements.

Young people tend to be edgy in general and they lack the experience to recognize the slippery slope potential from edginess towards dystopia. Most of the time, the edginess stays on the Internet, though, and only a tiny percentage overflows to the streets. The human civilization is trending away from the "active rioter" towards the "keyboard warrior" mode of operation. Riots used to be much worse, even in the 1980s, than they are now. Possibly the Internet acts as a surrogate channel for all that hate?

What inequality does is, IMHO, help recruit older and more experienced people to a radical movement that would otherwise fizzle out without massive support. The Yellow Vests in France were a good example. Once the lower middle class lost the ability to support their lifestyle, they lashed out in a way more destructive way that random students could.
That was honestly quite fun. I did 08:04:7
"Yellen says Fed purchases of stocks, corporate bonds could help in a downturn" https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-fed-yellen-purchases-...
Is it though? By what metrics do you believe that's true?
old.reddit.com works fine on desktop but displays itself as a desktop site on mobile so becomes difficult to navigate on the tiny screen of my phone.

I tried using i.reddit.com on my phone, but the links constantly redirects itself to the new reddit redesign and prompts me repeatedly to login, does not show me half of the replies and no access to NSFW subs.

At this point I became so frustrated with the site I just stopped using reddit altogether but found out about libreddit and teddit soon after.
Sometimes it's hard. We try to keep our little list useful but it can never be a full solution -- I hope it cannot ever be and people value their privacy enough to not give up the freedoms of internet and TCP/IP.

As of gmail -- one of the guidelines for the list addition is whether you need to go through some sort of a registration. If you do then it is usually not treated as disposable by us.
For the uninitiated, what is the advantage?
I found this to be very informative: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6257056/
Those things are semantic HTML elements, not the semantic web. The semantic web does have some HTML integration though, e.g. RDFa.
Tim O'Reilly published some books on it. /s
The long-term effects of protestant activities in China
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Provocative headline.

> Opens article

"Spotify's advertising strategy could take the audio industry to the next level."

Of course it's just about ads

The more I age, the more I deliberately avoid and ignore advertising.
Once wayland gets good adoption, people will gradually stop supporting X. That is how it always works in software.
Muhammad Ali won his fight as not go to the Vietnam War
Running code state-of-the-art for federated learning on mobiles:
https://github.com/jverbraeken/trustchain-superapp/commits/m...
(Publication: https://arxiv.org/abs/2110.11006)

People like to code their own work, instead of contributing to others. Incremental work does not count. This is more of a flaw in scientific output counting I believe. Also, our technology stack is completely "zero-server" that makes everything on Android much harder and complex. Disclaimer: I'm the thesis adviser of this student
It seems odd to single out Saudi Arabia for investing in US financial markets when many other countries are doing it too. Aren't their trade surpluses with the US a lot more than needed to fund their oil imports?
The ones that do both have much lower drying capacities, often around 50%
It means external services your project depends on in production should:

1. be used directly if possible/practical, if not...

2. ...then it's likely better to write simulators for them as opposed to mocking individual methods on the client in individual tests

There are several factors to consider. External services need to be able to run in isolated, temporary environments with short bootstrap time – if that's not possible, it's better to write simulator which provides this functionality. Services must provide determinism, if they don't, simulator should probably be written with control apis to provide this functionality etc.

In general the idea can be summarized as opting for using the highest level of functionality available so tests capture as wide code surface (used in production) as possible.

It complements, not replaces, lower level methods – ie. it still makes perfect sense to structure code as composition of pure functions with unit tests. It still makes sense to rely on static analysis and do not test in unit tests what is guaranteed by static type system etc.

The side effect of simulators means you can bootstrap your project locally in lightweight fashion for development - with all simulated functionality available.

For example if you're working on trading application, instead of mocking at the low level prices, order creation calls etc. it's better to write exchange simulator and use it instead – where full lifecycle of an order will work as expected – in tests and locally, when developing application.
Where could I get disposable phone numbers from at a reasonable cost? So that I can receive just the first SMS. These are not valuable accounts, I don't need password reset years later.
I second this.

And get them to commit to a payment plan, regardless of how their project progress.

Do NOT give them the update before this is done.
I thought it was going to be about 3d printed models!
I never forgot and in most respects it was far more elegant than X which always seemed a very poor design.

What I especially liked about MGR was that remoting was dead simple; it worked as long as your terminal worked so ssh somewhere and start an app - it just worked (AFAIR).

X had remoting is a primary feature, but it's hackish and awkward and filled with issues (you really don't want to know what happens under the hood of 'ssh -Y').

However, neither really works for application that needs massive updates at a fast framerate, so hopefully Wayland will work better.
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The US wants to sell itself as a free and open society and set a contrast to their portrayal of the CCP's system. High profile investigations by intelligence services, FBI, secret police or whatever you prefer to call them do a disservice to this narrative.

For those genuinely captured by the CCP's system, I'm not convinced they have a free choice in the matter. Family relations back home might be used as a bargaining chip in these cases. Do these people deserve prosecution or sympathy? Is there no other approach aside from punitive justice?

Overall a difficult problem, but I wish the US would do more to live up to some of the high minded ideals alleged in the state's mythos, rather than pursue students and academics.
To work around our list while having a decent level of privacy just do not use a complete burner address. You can e.g. make a pseudonym address with an actual provider like gmail, fastmail, protonmail etc. Heck we even have an allowlist with some "shady" providers that balance on the edge included in the repo, just browse: https://github.com/disposable-email-domains/disposable-email...
It’s a secret plot by Atari to fry off the C64 users and rule the world. Fortunately, one is just a POKE53280,0:POKE53281,0:POKE646,1 away from evading this.
That is just me, though as I mentioned in a cousin comment it took some time for this to happen. Its not like I've just been working for the last year with out pay. Its more of a natural decay of their ability to pay... so 2.43 years +-
Gnome still doesn't support adaptive sync in the Wayland session? KDE does, but last time I tried the Wayland session it had a major bug with display sleep, so I'm waiting for Plasma 5.24 to try it again since it should have some fixes for that.
Wouldn't they technically be casinos and thus regulated?

My experience with pachinko in Japan felt very much like the old strip in Las Vegas emotion and vibe wise.
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AFAIK Wayland in a datacenter still falls back to software rendering and running images through a video codec. I think X is more likely to be replaced by Javascript apps, because those are cross platform and a browser running locally can take advantage of the end user’s GPU.
I had read somewhere that there are about 400 trillion viruses in a healthy human being's body, which is about ten times the number of human cells.
> Calories in calories out is bullshit

Usually when people say this, they mean (on behalf of themselves or someone else) "I couldn't lose weight even if I ate less, I am genetically fat". That's not physically possible. All humans have the ability to lose weight by eating less, because calories are not magic, they are bound to laws of physics (particularly conservation of energy). Yes, it will be easier for some people and harder on other people. But there is no human out there who will magically stay fat even though they are eating nothing but water.
There is no attack surface because the data exchanged before the upgrade is mostly superfluous. I always felt like the refusal in the WG to add a dedicated TLS-only port in the spec was more feeding someone's conception of niceness than anything else.

Happy to see it has become de-facto supported by now though. I tried writing a client in the late 2000s with .NET TlsStream and it was not a great experience.
How did the Helios64 Tank? I own one and it's fine?
It wasn't until the 19th century the notion of systematically cataloging anything got much traction. See e.g. how the SI and MKS systems came from this time. This was the point in time where science as an activity got a lot more organized.
And the GNOME HIG is oddly barebones. It's more vague soapbox proclamations than an actual set of guidelines.
15 standards and counting https://xkcd.com/927/
No, my comment talked about that some believe PSB is only there to destroy the second hand market and I wrote that it is a false statement and PSB actually provides a higher security for servers and you persisted it's not.
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During the 1960's the gini coefficient in France was nearly 50. Now it's in the 20's.

Considering the French protests were started by leftists literally complaining about inequality, and that inequality was much higher then than today, I think my explanation holds up.
There've been a few attempts to get this going. So far none of them have worked (see also: any kind of union specifically for tech workers).

The other professions have a "closed shop" - you cannot work in that profession without joining that association.

e.g. in the Anglosphere, you cannot practice as a lawyer without being a member of the relevant Bar Association, and to join that you must "pass the bar" which is an exam.

If we had this in Dev, then we wouldn't be able to write code for money until/unless we were a member of the Software Dev Association, and they wouldn't accept us until/unless we'd passed a rigorous exam (passing the bar is something that takes years of study) to prove that we could code. Then we wouldn't be facing ridiculous "but can you actually code?" tests during interviews.

But creating that closed shop has always failed (so far). Employers don't want it, and new coders don't want it. It's only us old hands who expect to be grandfathered into it that kinda like the idea.
Increased margins for AWS as the shortage of public IPv4 makes the price per IP more and more expensive. You may also save a few $ per year.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I definitely have some thinking to do about it and you're right! Eventually I will have to take leap.
It is more like starting the recipe with "take sauce from point 6 and pour it over meat from point 10".

Very few people has problem with trivial queries like "SELECT x FROM y", but when query contains multiple joins or inner queries then having select at the beginning is visibly problematic.
You also need millions of pixels to show millions of colors. 640 × 480 is less than a third of a million.

On the plus side, that makes that “256 out of 2^24” a bit less of a problem.
I've found people here to engage more and explore religion respectfully most of the time. Reddit however, I might be looking in the wrong place but respect is not something I find. Often people pick the most expressive terms they can to ensure everyone is aware of their lack of respect.
I saw Stephen Uhler give a demo of it as Usenix. Yes it was quite elegant! Worked via in-band escape codes so you could transparently use it remotely with rlogin or telnet.

On his web site, he says "it was (and probably still is) the largest post ever made on comp.sources.unix".

https://sau.homeip.net/
If you put an idiot in charge of your recruiting, that is the real problem. A perfect AI that would tell you meant "node.js" when your iPhone's autocorrect changed it to "nodule jesus" won't protect you from the jackass running your hiring. There's no protection from being a moron.
My dog is closer to a bank than an exchange is.
We have company support from FAANG, without mentioning which specifically. The library is an SDK used to interface with one of their core products.

We raised several issues, including the one I mentioned.

They were put on the backlog several months ago, and haven't been looked into yet, although I mentioned they were a blocker.

I also have to chase up some unanswered emails.

The original comment was an opinion that you don't have to spend time "mucking around" with "broken" open source components.

My experience has shown that just because something is provided by FAANG doesn't mean the experience is necessarily any better.
Got it. Thanks for clarifying.
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i suppose you are a freelancer, not an employee.
1. this debt shouldn't have accumulated in the first place. make sure it won't repeat itself
2. your update may resolve the liquidity crisis or it may not.

case 1: it resolves the situation. you probably get paid?
case 2: it won't. you loose a lot of money

your bargaining chip is the update and you should use it as collateral. as one can easily misstep by impulsive action, you should get advice from a lawyer how to proceed to secure as much payment as possible. probably additionally implementing kind of a kill switch so your moneymaking update cannot be used after bankruptcy without your help/key.
from my own experience: when we talk about bankruptcy it helps to act fast, so speed and options to pressure money from them help most. threats will just complicate the situation so please get a competent lawyer involved as soon as possible as you are entering a legal minefield; doing it yourself just guarantees higher risk to step onto a mine.

good luck
It's vulnerable to the dictionary-based attacks that are very common.
Suggestion: the greens should be pre-filled, maybe?
BITOs current holdings consists out of ~30% CME Bitcoin Futures, ~40% Treasure Bills and ~30% Cash. Why would that be a good proxy for Bitcoin?
> Like a memory leak, but with calories instead of bytes.

What a missed opportunity!
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Sure, but there are tons of Japanese-language sources of commentary specifically about the video game industry, and the English-language articles about video games are almost pathologically narrow in their viewpoints.
It might not work as well, but there are certainly useful hints to be taken.

At a bare minimum, it proves that recidivism is not laws-of-physics unavoidable.
Implementation defined is quite different from undefined...

But I agree, making this bit implementation defined is not cool. I don't have strong opinions on whether defer should be in C or not. It does seem like a potentially useful feature. Whatever they do though, I think they should do it right or not do it at all. The last thing I want is to bloat the language with half-assed features that you can't use half the time because they're not defined well enough. If people want implementation defined features, geez, just keep using compiler extensions until the WG can define a proper standard.

Apart from this bit, the proposal seems pretty decent to me. I kinda like the lambda syntax and the control it gives you over the value you capture. Just make it block scoped and don't leave it implementation defined.
There is a sub on reddit that has their own cryptocurrency this has nothing to do with the company reddit.
> There’s also the possibility of mismanaging your password database and losing all of your data.

The alternatives are same password everywhere or keeping a paper around with the passwords written in plain text. Both are equally disastrous (unless you work at home and don't ever get robbed)
That sounds great, but it's not the genre that's misnamed; It's the games that aren't like Rogue that are miscategorized. What you've said is that the genre has a problem and should be renamed. It's not the genre's problem that some people can't categorize their games properly.
Both numbers (5k in US, 2.5-3k in Europe) were monthly.
ssh didn't exist when either X or MGR were created.
The problem with DNS SRV priority is that it rarely provides the behaviour you actually want.
Every time I see 'DOS' tutorials like this, I realise that I'm in a minority that uses .cmd as [Windows]DOS batch file extensions and not .bat

The reason for this (for those that don't know) is that when 32-bit Windows arrived, the DOS 32-bit shell (cmd.exe) was introduced alongside the traditional command.com and with it added a bunch of new shell commands and options. To call cmd.exe instead of command.com you would use .cmd as your batch file extension instead of .bat.

This was done to ensure ongoing 100% compatibility of legacy .bat files with command.com

Even after Microsoft killed off command.com and remapped .bat to cmd.exe I still used .cmd as the file extension and still do to this day.

Seeing people use .bat makes me realise that a lot of people never went through this transition and are probably unaware of the .cmd extension.
CBOR is a pretty good as a smaller / "better" JSON if you have a free hand choosing.

It has ambitions to replace ASN.1 / X.509 coding for certs, but I don't see it being used.

It is a bytewise binary coding, so you can't really write it by hand, whereas you definitely can expect to do that for JSON. However if you must send binary data, then it is a more natural fit, it will send it with a short header overhead rather than have to bloat it with base64.
Wow! I'm same age that X !
The reason disposable emails exist, and that countermeasures exist, is because it's a power struggle, plain and simple. People like to have control over a situation, from either side, and also abuse their power from both sides.
BTW - to nitpick - batches intended to run in cmd.exe should be .cmd not .bat, nowadays it makes no difference, but .bat are executed under both command.com and cmd.exe, whilst .cmd only run in cmd.exe.
Applicant Tracking systems, like Bullhorn, actually do a pretty decent job of fuzzy matching and normalising CV/resumés. Of course there is room for improvement and you need to ‘SEO’ your particular CV, but you really should do that for each job application anyway.
That reminds me SAX parsing.
Do NOT DELIVER!!!!
Once you deliver you are disposable! You will not see a dime!!!
Best thing would be to force them to pay in advance, and if they become bankrupt buy the client contracts and try to deliver the value with the help of a SW eng consultancy or other partners.
I think any explanation should also explain all the instances of countries where protests did not happen, even though inequality was high.

The best evidence for causality would be to demonstrate some kind of "dose and response effect", which isn't easy. The dreaded word "culture" tends to creep in, because some countries seem to have a lot more riot-y history than others. (France vs. UK vs. Spain).