But rain can't stop the old oss, the blue oss and their people from making their rounds.
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"We are fully participating in the OSS community," Nadella said.
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Ultimately, the a26400 will work best with smaller lenses, like the super wide-angle E 10–18mm F4 OSS lens or the compact zoom Vario-Tessar T E 16–70mm F4 ZA OSS lens.
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"The root cause of OSS burnout is money," Kaplan-Moss tweeted.
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Tech companies make billions off OSS and give almost nothing back.
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Truman formed the CIA in 1947 from the old OSS headquarters.
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A bronze statue of Donovan — and an OSS book of honor naming the 116 OSS members who were killed during World War II — are on display in the lobby of the CIA's current headquarters in Langley.
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After the war, Hall joined the successor of the OSS, the CIA.
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The firm is the first lobbying shop to represent the OSS Society.
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The German name is properly pronounced "OSS-man," according to the Canadian Press.
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The accident occurred in the eastern city of Oss, near the German border.
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It's well integrated into desktop OSs and it has a nice mobile tool.
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Montgomery believes there are fewer than 100 veterans of the OSS still alive.
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But the OSS chief got queasy about the "wholesale assassination" project and canceled it.
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Hall was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by OSS chief William Donovan in 1945.
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Sony Alpha a7II Mirrorless Camera with 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS Lens and Accessories
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For starters, Sonatype has a database of open source dependency vulnerabilities called OSS Index.
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In 2014, the city of OSS installed glow-in-the-dark, "smart" highway lanes.
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Sony Alpha 7II Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera with 28-70mm F3.5-5.6 OSS Lens
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"I wouldn't call it a picnic," he said of his time in the OSS.
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The OSS recruited Dietrich to record propaganda songs in German to demoralize the enemy.
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"Oss!" they yelled — a karate greeting combining the Japanese words for push and persevere.
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GitHub, the platform hosting most OSS projects, hosts roughly 70 million open source projects.
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Juanli Carrión's and Jacki Fisher's inviting Outer Seed Shadow (OSS) initiative exemplifies this collaborative ethos.
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He is the chairman of the OSS Society and hopes to witness the actual vote.
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The World War II-set game casts you once again as OSS agent Karl Fairburne.
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Sag didn&apost know he was part of the OSS until she was in her 60s.
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Unlike a pacemaker, which regulates the rhythm of the heart, the OSS strengthens the muscle contractions.
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On film, Carrión's OSS project comes to life as participants enthusiastically discuss their role in it.
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Legendre's social connections had wangled her a secretarial role in the Office of Strategic Services (OSS).
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The OSS includes a pulse generator that's implanted under the skin, a battery charger, programmer and software.
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De Telegraaf said the accident took place in the eastern city of Oss, near the German border.
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The code, which is available on Github under the MIT OSS license, will compile under Windows 10.
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Ralph Bunche, the first African-American to receive the Nobel Peace Prize, also served in the OSS.
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By the time I'd followed the old oss on its first circuit, I was soaked and chilled.
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Where: Café Tijn, Oss Name: Martijn van der Pas Position: Owner Weirdest thing stolen: Life size Buddha Caught?
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A timeline of photographs, graphics, and colorful text rectangles, along with two openings that contain iPads, represents OSS.
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Whether Ewe Like it or Not continues at K. Oss Gallery (1410 Gratiot Ave, Detroit) through August 31.
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BlackBerry had previously stopped making devices and building OSs in a bid to return the company back to profitability.
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Measures of Constriction by Annica Cuppetelli continues at K. Oss Gallery (1410 Gratiot Ave, Detroit, Michigan) through March 2.
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That's because Google launched the OSS-Fuzz service a couple of years ago and that service actually used ClusterFuzz.
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OSS-Fuzz was only available to open-source projects, though, while ClusterFuzz is now available for anyone to use.
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In 1942, he signed an executive order forming the OSS, a clandestine espionage and sabotage agency directed by Gen.
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In 2018, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi awarded a Congressional Gold Medal to OSS personnel.
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Before she began serving up French cuisine, TV chef Julia Child was serving up French freedom with the OSS.
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Rebecca Oss, Yardley, Pa. I'm a high school senior who goes to a public school with about 4,000 students.
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"This project comes from African countries, and there is a will from affected communities," said OSS executive secretary Khatim Kherraz.
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LotusFlare already has some serious traction building software for the device as well as a cloud-based OSS/BSS layer.
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Shifting OSs, though, is a much bigger change that wouldn't just impact Huawei behind the scenes, but also its users.
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The OSS tapped him as a nuclear spy who carried out acts of espionage and sabotage to thwart Hitler's nuclear program.
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Lansdale was an advertising executive from California who joined the OSS (the precursor of the CIA) during the second world war.
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She later helped develop shark repellant for the OSS to keep sharks from detonating sabotage charges intended for German u-boats.
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Founded in 1978, the company has 13 superyachts under construction at its shipyard in Oss, about an hour's drive from Amsterdam.
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Casey, who'd worked as a spy for "Wild" Bill Donovan's OSS during World War II, knew all about the Tradecraft Society.
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Cover image: CIA Director Mike Pompeo delivers remarks at an event marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) June 16, 2017 in Washington, DC. The OSS was the precursor to the CIA and was established to 'collect and analyze such strategic information as may be required by the United States'.
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The film-makers interviewed George Wickes, then in his late 80s, who was with the OSS mission that met Ho in 1945.
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Wilbur Owings Hogue, a civil engineer and the OSS station chief in Léopoldville, was also a part-time author of popular fiction.
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It's a fitting metaphor for how OSS tends to the conditions under which human communities, especially transplanted minority communities, languish or thrive.
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The presentation of Congress's highest civilian honor marked the first collective recognition of the OSS, which President Harry Truman disbanded in 1945.
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But they all eventually come to our shipyard in Oss at least three or four times while their yachts are being built.
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If companies actually cared about OSS instead of virtue signaling, they'd turn those massive exits into windfalls for open source maintainers and foundations.
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He was a very dubious character who worked for the OSS, the predecessor organization of the CIA, may have worked for the CIA.
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Projects such as WATERWASH Bronx River, Daylighting Tibbetts Brook, and OSS can take years, decades, or even centuries to realize their full effects.
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The OSS used it during World War II, in addition to other personality tests, to show how to match secret agents to covert operations.
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Mr. Letterman was amused by the name (a German name pronounced OSS-man, though Mr. Letterman did not choose to pronounce it that way).
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The highway paint (the pilot project is in the Dutch city of Oss) glows green and is bright enough to eliminate the need for streetlights.
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We must take it back, if not organizationally, then spiritually, to the ethos of the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), CIA's World War II predecessor.
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" (Minute 00:10.) Now, that is much more in line with such customary local pronunciations as "Kos-kee-OOS-ko" and "Kos-kee-OSS-ko.
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A breakdown of these (likely) tech giant focused GDPR complaints shows a strong focus on consent, right of erasure, right of access and the lawfulness of data processing: Breakdown of cross-border complaint types received by the DPC under GDPR's OSS mechanism Breakdown of cross-border complaint types received by the DPC under GDPR's OSS mechanism While the Irish DPC acts as the lead supervisor for many high profile GDPR complaints which relate to how tech giants are handling people's data, it's worth emphasizing that the OSS mechanism does not mean Ireland is sitting in sole judgement on Silicon Valley's giants' rights incursions in Europe.
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After a developer installs DepShield, it checks a code commit in GitHub against the known vulnerabilities in the OSS Index with recommendations on how to proceed.
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The day after van Boekel's stint in the van, he and Danny Makkelie switched positions; van Boekel refereed Feyenoord-FC Oss, while Makkelie was the VAR.
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But when he died, a certificate was found among his personal papers, from William Donovan, commander of the OSS, thanking him for his service to the office.
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For a recent solo show at K. Oss Gallery, Whether Ewe Like it or Not, sculptor and installation artist Sarah Wagner chose a sheep for this purpose.
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Heather Meeker, a lawyer with software licensing experience and a portfolio partner at OSS Capital, said she expects more companies involved with open-source projects to introduce constraints.
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Special Forces SOE / OSS Escape Utility KnifeThis is basically a Leatherman except instead of scissors and a useless saw, you get wirecutters and special blade for slashing tires.
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The Microsoft-secured Linux kernel used in the Azure Sphere IoT OS is shared under an OSS license so that silicon partners can rapidly enable new silicon innovations.
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He had hopes to join the 10th Mountain Division, but instead was recruited to join the OSS (the precursor to the CIA) due to his facility with languages.
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Each of these attachments enhances the pilot's ability to perform the mission, but must be maintained by the airmen assigned to the 23d OSS aircrew flight equipment shop.
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In addition, there's a growing cohort of impressive OSS companies working their way through the growth stages of their evolution: Confluent, HashiCorp, DataBricks, Kong, Cockroach Labs and many others.
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Google says it has used the tool to find more than 16,000 bugs in Chrome and 11,000 bugs in more than 160 open-source projects that used OSS-Fuzz.
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The OSS program holds many advantages, notably reducing costs and increasing code reuse, but one of its claimed benefits — improving security — is not quite as simple as it seems.
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" The lawmakers emphasized that the wide use of open-source software by businesses "creates widespread, distributed, and common points of potential risk across organizations when OSS vulnerabilities are found.
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The GDPR's OSS mechanism was not intended to limit the participation of other DPAs where complaints cross Member State borders — but rather to allow for co-ordination between multiple agencies.
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When SOE refused to send her back, deeming the risks too high, she persuaded the British outfit's fledgling American counterpart, the Organisation of Strategic Services (OSS), to take her on.
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And as I tried to show in the book, any number of other federal agencies were competing for these women -- the OSS [Office of Strategic Services], the FBI, defense industries.
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Below are some examples of the declassified CIA maps, along with cartography tool photographs that represent the early years when Office of Strategic Services (OSS) cartographers created their maps by hand.
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This statement may have been correct when it was coined in 1999, when OSS was still in its infancy, but it was rendered invalid as the usage of open source skyrocketed.
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"What DepShield and OSS Index are doing is allowing the developers at the front lines to be able to see what's happening inside their applications and fix the vulnerabilities directly," Jackson said.
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The House will consider a bill next week to recognize the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), the World War II predecessor to the CIA and special operations forces, The Hill has learned.
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"As the last several years have made clear, OSS [open-source software] is such a foundational part of the modern connected world that it has become critical cyber infrastructure," the lawmakers wrote.
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The deliriously clever story whisks Audrey Hepburn's heroine into danger and adventure when her husband dies under dubious circumstances and three of his former OSS associates come looking for a missing $250,000.
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The expected 2018 Pentagon and Department of Defense (DoD) budget includes a new pilot program which requires at least 20 percent of custom developed code to be released as open source software (OSS).
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"We believe that this is a real privacy threat to smartphone users (both Android and iOS) today as apps running on these OSs can access the list of installed/running apps," the researchers wrote.
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" When General "Wild Bill" Donovan formed the OSS, he promised President Franklin D. Roosevelt an organization filled with men and women who were "calculatingly reckless," demonstrated "disciplined daring" and were trained for "aggressive action.
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And then there's the bowels of it all, the OSS/BSS systems (the operating and billing systems used by cell service providers), which in today's world of all-IP traffic should just happen in the cloud.
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After the war, when Truman submitted to Congress his budgets for the FBI and the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, Congress cut the latter budget by $211 million and increased the former by seven million.
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" Haspel, for her part, said she takes "tremendous pride" in being the first woman to serve as CIA director, attributing her success to "the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of OSS and (CIA) women.
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With his unusual aptitude, agility, language skills, and information-gathering experience, Berg became the OSS agent that Donovan designated to support the government's top-secret initiative to develop its first nuclear weapons, codenamed the Manhattan Project.
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She spent time in the occupied French city of Vichy establishing spy networks for the UK. When Germany took the rest of France, she narrowly escaped -- but eventually joined the OSS and asked to be returned overseas.
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And after the camera got announced yesterday morning, Sony invited me to a private shooting event to try the A7R III for myself, along with the company's new $1,7 24-105mm f/4 G OSS zoom lens.
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Critics of the project say it is a top-down approach to development, dependant on external funding and management, yet organizations such as the Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) say the initiative has the backing of local communities.
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After receiving the funds, OSS fell victim to the old Qatari two-step: Al-Jazeera and other Qatari-funded media outlets have taken the lead in denouncing NSS, often exaggerating its influence as a way of discrediting Sisi.
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Indeed, although he worked for the Office of War Information (the propaganda arm of the OSS intelligence agency during World War II) the Army's intelligence operation would not clear him for a commission because of suspected communist sympathies.
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She is about to drop the boxes into the small wastebasket under the sink, but instead puts them back in Ian's side of the vanity, in a drawer with travel-size shaving cream cans and an unopened package of dental oss.
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Haspel's professional life reminds me of legendary OSS operative Virginia Hall, who performed the hard tasks of espionage in support of our country during World War II. Haspel's operational history demonstrates the depth of her field experience and management success.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — "I love the history of dress in relation to women's roles in society and women's rights," fiber artist Annica Cuppetelli told me during a walk through her solo show, Measures of Constriction, at K. Oss Gallery.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — A punny theme by Michael Ashley today, with some lively fill, like JOLTIN JOE, CRISIS MODE and GIANT SQUID balanced by quite a few short entries of less-than-desirable fill (AS IN, ALERO, SSR, ISR, ISO, OSS, SSA, SSGTS, EXE).
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The men—and one woman—charged with protecting America's monopoly of Congolese uranium worked for the Office of Strategic Services (OSS), an organisation set up by President Franklin Roosevelt as the wartime intelligence agency, and the precursor to what in peacetime became the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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"From establishing intelligence networks deep behind enemy lines to bolstering resistance organizations throughout Europe and Asia, the members of the OSS saved thousands of lives and played a critical role in securing the Allied victory in World War II," Blunt said in a statement to The Hill.
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Jacks, who previously co-founded Kismatic, a start-up focused on the deployment of the Kubernetes open-source software, announced the formation this week of OSS Capital, which aims to invest solely in open-source start-ups and provide them with advice on matters like finance and law.
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Source: Scaleworks Source: Scaleworks After all, if 90 percent of our global software products are built on top of open-source software (OSS) then it seems to me that everyone stands to benefit from a coordinated way to vet new components that make their way into our products through DevOps.
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"Stephanie Rader was a trailblazer for women in the 'old boy network' at the OSS, and we can find no legitimate reason why this commendation was denied, other than the pervasive gender discrimination which existed in the early days of the American intelligence community right after World War II," Warner said.
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There's a touch of the time-shifting of Lost Highway in here, and the colors of Suspiria, and the soundtrack of Burzum's Hvis Lyset Tar Oss , and a whole other strange register which throughout it all just seems like a calm story dictated to you by a stranger in your sleep. 3.
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The E-mount 16-55 F2.8 G gives you a focal range on par with the best glass available on other camera systems, and the E 70-13mm f4.5-6.3 G OSS gives you a really long reach zoom (105-535mm equivalent on a 35mm) with built-in stabilization in a relatively small package.
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In 22016, "Wild Bill" Donovan, the director of the CIA's predecessor agency, the OSS, was handed a finalized plan to deploy kill teams across Europe to attack Nazi leaders such as Hitler, Himmler, and Goering, as well as SS officers with a rank of major or above, according to a biography of Donovan by Douglas Waller.
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The bigger picture: Alibaba's move to embrace an ISA beyond the purview of restriction by the US and its allies could create a software and operating system (OS) divide between China and the US. Unlike moving from one SoC to another, software and OSs would need to be written entirely differently for one ISA versus another.
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Unlike a previous iteration at the Muskegon Museum of Art, which featured several sheep, the installation at K. Oss has only two: one chicken-wire ewe cut off at the lower legs and positioned upside down on scaffolding, and a second one, meticulously pieced together in silver fabric and rising above like the spirit leaving its tired cage.
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