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Under the heading: “Digital Signage Display”
Under the heading: “Digital Signage Display”
Three Words: Digital Signage Display
Man, cleaning out the bio filters was bad enough with all the porn…
You would have to go on a long Safari deep in the mall to find something like that… Look for the bitten fruit from the forbidden tree.
Realistically, you’re getting 36 copies of Dyanetics
The Fault in Our Pyramid Scheme
Approximately 30 days before students are charged, a notice will be sent to community members in an effort to identify the responsible individual(s) for additional investigation.
Ah, so if you don’t rat out the vandals, you have to pay
Heh, now do Software Engineers and IT guys…
Java is, of course, Turing Complete™️ but when you have to hide all the guns and knives in jdk.internal.misc.Unsafe something is clearly wrong.
It’s the same in the the standard c library, so Java is being consistent with a real programming language…
I recently came across this license, which addresses some of your concerns: https://commonsclause.com/
In VIM mode, veritas
Historically, reverse proxies were invented to manage a large number of slow connections to application servers which were relatively resource intensive. If your application requires N bytes of memory per transaction then the time between the request coming in and the response going out could pin those bytes in memory, as the web server can’t move ahead to the next request until the client confirms it got the whole page.
A reverse proxy can spool in requests from slow clients, when they are complete, then hand them off to the app servers on the backend, the response is generated and sent to the reverse proxy, which can slowly spool the response data out while the app server moves onto the next request.