We use transactinal feature and start some tasks. What did you expect to see? . What did you see instead? One entry can't be read out because entry digest does not match, we have meet this problem serveral times, but the frequency of occurrency is pretty low. The replication factor is...
but while researching the import issue, I saw some mentions (sadly I didn't save the link) that the hash manifest was in the OVA for security, but it really isn't, and can only be relied upon to
While we can’t avoid being wrong some of the time, we can reduce the cost of being wrong by running small experiments to test our assumptions and reverse wrong decisions before their costs compound. But here time is the enemy: there is never enough time to test every assumption and so k...
“Over 700 volumes of prosecution files have been analyzed. (…) our sub-commission prepared four opinions for the prosecution, and 15 witnesses have been interviewed. A comparison analysis of the parameters is still ongoing. (…),” stated Dąbrowski.More Here Sikorski withdrew a claim for ex...
I’m not 100% sure how close the two code snippets are to one another (they may be identical, I just didn’t check). Once I implemented the code from Cloudflare, though, the issue with only receiving the “A” record result persisted. ...
Comedy Award for Best Writing JANUARY 3 in a TV Series Packed some pasta puttanesca for lunch today. I had a big or Special presentation to make, which didn’t go so great. It went down- in 2015. hill when I described our first-quarter profits as having “the consistency of a pasta ...
Breaks files into chunks before hashing. Chunks may be specified using IEC multipliers b, k, m, g, t, p, or e. (Never let it be said that the author didn't plan ahead!) This mode cannot be used with the -z mode. -i|-I <size> Size threshold mode. Only hash files smaller...
> it's not like i'm "demanding" and i didn't realize that there are an archive [...] You need to learn some basic netiquette. To save you the pain of learning it through the usual fiery ordeal, here's a couple of tips:
I was under the impression >that thousands of the machines were captured by the Allies in WWII and then >sold to Third World countries (particularly ex-colonies) for sensitive >encryption. These client countries didn't know that the Brits and Yanks had >figured out how to crack the machine...
Belzer explained why the cover-up occurred, Belzer said: “I believe a lot of people, for noble, patriotic reasons, covered up the real story because we didn’t want the world to think we’re a ‘banana republic.’” “We’re at the height of the Cold War, and the president’s ...