A file that "robots" are supposed to respect when they index a website. Here's Googles https://www.google.com/robots.txt
Traister101
"Hi guys I'm totally not a pedofile I'm just asking questions"
The law boiled down says any applications from Rushia or China are inherently a security risk and therefore can be banned no questions asked (currently they have to go app by app) which to put it simply is extremely concerning. Straight up US great firewall type shit
If your joking yes, if your not Java and Java Script are seperate things.
The point of pointing out that it's a horse dewormer is that horses are a whole lot larger than us. Therefore their meds are stronger or they take larger doses. A lot of people took horse does of horse dewormer and literally shat out bits of their guts.
Github outside of hosting the actual git repo largly just provides good routes for collaboration, namely issues, their PR system and some convenient rules on who is allowed to mess with branches and how (IE you can set master to only accept merges done via github themselves). CI is the real lock in far as your git repo is concerned cause that just won't work at all on another host
Here's an idea. How about instead of paying money to buy a token that you then buy electricity with you just... Buy electricity. You can have a distrubuted system without the silly tokens that's how stuff like torrents work. Or better idea go through some sort of central (maybe government!!) agency which has enough power to enforce people are fairly paid for the power they sell to what I'm going to call "the grid".
Anyway fun fact my Grandpa, almost 2 decades ago plonked some solar panels on his barn and was able to sell the extra power to their utility provider. They lived so far out into the boonies that their neighbors literally kept and sold cows for a living so I'd like to assume pretty much anybody can do the same.
In real life suppressors make guns go from painfully loud to just very loud. You'll still be heard
Uninitalized memory (int a;
with no assignment) vector of int vectors (IE a dynamic int[][]
) and attempting to find a
, an int
in the vector of vectors of int IE int
instead of vector<int>
. I think the iterator type is correct but I'm not sure off the top of my head
Heh, sucker's more free pencils for me
That's right Jinshi can't plap plap