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I use it all the time and now the quickest way is to drag the tab out and close the previous window.

Reading the page I actually think this is pretty good for being language documentation.

Wasn't expecting that from an aws created lambda solution

"The company is currently under investigation by tax authorities in the UK, Sweden and France over alleged transfer pricing irregularities and is is facing a potential bill of over $1.1bn in back taxes and penalties."

BTW, the reason we use RDRAND in some cases instead of getrandom() [which we use in many others] is that we need to generate uuids early on (since every service we starts gets one passed, the "invocation ID", and for other stuff too), but getrandom complains in dmesg or blocks if we call it before the pool is initialized. Since systemd is one of the earliest programs that runs and thus very likely comes into contact with an uninitialized pool we attempt to avoid that by using RDRAND when generating uuids, since it should be good enough for that, as the usecase needs a "mid-quality" rng source: not crypt quality and not totally guessable either.

LEFT JOIN ( inner join table2 ON table2.ID = table1.table2id and table2.othertype = 1234 ) on table1.outerid = outertable.Id

This will obviously have some problematic impact short term

You can still communicate over ssl internally. What do you mean with it will decreases the defence?