I am not exactly avoiding the blockchain. There isn't any production ready database that I am aware of that provides immutability like the blockchain and an advanced querying system like NoSQL database systems.
I looked at BlockchainDB which solves my immutability requirement but I don't think it's production ready yet and if I host one myself, I can mutate the data by destroying my BlockchainDB machine.
I wish there was a special keyboard widget on the iPhone for coding. I want the keys in the keyboard to be bigger than what the iPhone currently displays.
"Irregular" means that a perticular word does not obey the usual rules for inflection (an example of such a rule verb (without to) + "ed" -> simple past, e.g. "jump" -> "jumped"). For example "go" -> "went", "sing" -> "sang". You will usually simply have to learn those.
Among top CS programs (top 20), what I've heard is that it doesn't matter as long as you get a decent score. And if you need to do heavy studying to get a decent score, there's little chance your grades and/or research record is good enough to get admitted in the first place.
Is this true? Wouldn't encrypted Internet calls be protected on the mobile network?
So any choices that a congressman could’ve made, choosing a phone, choosing a pin number, installing or not installing certain apps, have no influence over what we are showing because this is targeting the mobile network