Moving the project keeps the code open and accessible to its developers and makes it easier to maintain. Making the case for the move at work was pretty easy. Teams at Mapbox that use rasterio want bug fixes and new releases. The Platform team has one less oddball CI configuration to support. I’m grateful for the attention and help of Mapbox’s Legal and IT teams during a busy, busy time. It was fun to work with these folks on one last project.
A C library and binary for generating machine code of x86_64 assembly language and executing on the fly without invoking another compiler, assembler or linker.
In response to your question, the thread “cuts” or “gaps” in the
threads on both the bottle and closure are vent slots which allow the CO2 gas to escape from the inside the package during opening. This escape of gas relieves the pressure on the inside of the bottle and allows the closure to be safely removed from the package by the consumer.
“Our goal is to remove any barriers to productivity and give employees every resource—from custom nonstick griddles to personal nap pods—that they could possibly need to succeed.”
Ohio resident Alan Perkins has taken the 12 foot skeleton game to an entirely new level, building a MASSIVE skeleton bursting out of his home to grab the 12 footer like a toy. Apparently he’s still going to add a giant skull bursting through the roof. Just phenomenal work.
A charcoal-grey chunk of rock roughly the size of a melon had plummeted from space, tearing through Hamilton’s roof before coming to rest on her floral pillowcase, inches from where her head had been moments earlier.
Docker is a great tool for developing applications. While using Docker, it often makes sense to create a bind mount to ensure that changes to your local codebase are immediately reflected into your application container. By default, however, doing so can create significant application performance issues.
There simply has not been computer magazine covers like this since. I’m collecting a few of my favorites here to help give all of you a taste of what 1970s and 1980s computer magazine art was like.
The mystery program was my own, and I had no specific memory of writing it. In general though I did remember a time in my teenage years when I was learning to program, writing games for the TRS-80 that I had access to thanks to a generous neighbor (something I briefly discussed in my Radio Shack post). I just didn’t remember this one at all.
