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					How to get your long time pending payment?
 
 I stopped the website and then client told me that website is not working and asked me to check what's wrong.
 
 Me: Your cloud server has been disturbed by the recent cyclone, and I won't fix that until I get my pending payment.
 Got all the pending payment instantly.2
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					The company got a new office just in time for the "company summit".
 
 I checked out the address on Google maps. It's a cinderblock building with the number spraypainted on the side, a battered cyclone fence in front, a cyclone gate off to the right side (apparently falling off) leading to a random battered shed, and immediately on the left is a dental office with bars on the windows. Also, the fence has spikes on top.
 
 I'm terrified.rant i don't want to go i'm actually a little scared everything else and this too i'm going to finish my feature and quit what the hell scary11
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					The entire reason I became a developer was so that I could one day build something that I can say has/had a handful of users, that I could build something that helped save someone's life, that helped someone in their time of need.
 
 That reason was fulfilled when I built my only successful and proudest project during a cold night in 2011. I was 16 at the time, and here in South India, there was a major cyclone affecting a portion of our country (Chennai/Tamil Nadu). A lot of my family were in affected areas, and I didn't know what I could do being so far away (around 400kms/250mi away, in Bangalore).
 
 I stayed up all night to build what was then known as ChennaiRains.org. It was a simple website, a directory and a safe house for everyone's information. Whoever needed help, whoever was ready to give help, whoever was volunteering their travel, their time. I didn't think it would help much. I just wanted to make a small difference.
 
 Next morning, after the hangover of the all-nighter I pulled faded away, I see that the website went viral after a few shares on Twitter. The community was so supportive of my little project to help my family and friends. It caught a peak traffic of a million users overnight, no ads, no money made from this, I just earned the experience of a lifetime. It eventually helped a lot of people in need, connected a lot of volunteers and victims.
 
 It has been the epitome of my life. It's the reason I still develop applications to-date, even if they are simple. Somewhere out there, someone needs it, and I want to be able to help to them :)4
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					!dev
 
 One of the worst weekends of my adult life. I'm flying to attend my best friends funeral tomorrow. My flight is delayed over 6 hours by a cyclone that already passed over my house 3 days ago. And I am still in my 90 days at my new job so I can't take any PTO and have to take a redeye Monday morning and be back online for standup.2
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					I never expected embedded Linux to be this performant boot wise. On a Cyclone V HPS (800Mhz, Coretex A7) the entire system boots in 3s. Thats from power on to a shell in userspace. And it uses like 40MB of SD-Card Space. The entire speed gets throuwn out the window as soon as you use systemd. Then it takes like five times as long. I kinda want to explore this further in the future by addin LCD support with a desktop environment and get some numbers for that. Currently very happy with the results.5
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					Curse you Cyclone Debbie. Ruining my plans. I was gonna get things done, but no, just HAD TO HAVE A CYCLONE INSTEAD1
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					I've been wandering around with a brain itch for the past few days trying to pick an API framework.
 
 I wanted to something fast and async, so I would normally use Go, but it's an interface to a python project, so I had to find a good asynchronous python web server.
 
 Twisted provides async options, but they aren't baked in, and tornado/cyclone/airohttp are written in a weird way for someone coming from flask/Django.
 
 Finally I resolved to use Falcon, because it was built for APIs and async by default, but it was crazy verbose to write. I settled in to write it anyway... But then I found the perfect library. Hug: https://github.com/timothycrosley/....
 
 I can finally think clearly.
 
 Now I can finally write my code... At least until I have to pick a framework for the rewrite of the web app.5
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					HOW TO RECOVER LOST OR STOLEN CRYPTOCURRENCY; BITCOIN RECOVERY EXPERT HIRE CYBER CONSTABLE INTELLIGENCE
 
 Thanks, Cyber Constable intelligence, I am absolutely flabbergasted! There are times in life that test our notion of what can be, and my experience just recently serves as a testimony to the strength of human ingenuity. When a strong hurricane destroyed and devastated my home, not only was my material abode destroyed, but I lost my Bitcoin wallet as well, which had a whopping $1.2 million, a sum that represented years of effort, prudence, and planning towards a brighter tomorrow.
 Within the initial few minutes of the tragedy, amidst confusion and ghastly loss, I was entirely abandoned and helpless, with every hope appearing to be submerged by the cyclone. But within that depths of darkness, I remembered that adversity has always been the mother of invention. That was when I visited Cyber Constable Intelligence, a firm whose passion for excellence and commitment to what they do impressed me in no uncertain terms. They told me that technology is not an object—it is a doorway to our aspirations.
 The strategy of the team was nothing short of revolutionary. With a blend of empathy and unparalleled technical expertise, they assessed my case with precision and clarity in no time. Every bit of information they provided me was communicated with the simplicity and beauty of a well-designed product, instilling in me a renewed sense of confidence. Their efforts were not just about recovering funds; it was about rekindling the spark of hope and allowing me to move forward.
 Cyber Constable Intelligence worked tirelessly, with the latest technology and scrupulous attention to detail characteristic of the finest visionaries. They worked their miracle and transformed what seemed to be an insurmountable obstacle into a sensational comeback. In a stunningly short time, they recovered my wallet, with it, my hopes and peace of mind I had worked diligently to build for years.
 In that instant of defining victory, when I gazed at my $1.2 million comeback on my screen, I knew that innovation in its finest hour conquers tragedy. It restores not just what was lost but our hope for tomorrow too. I extend my deepest gratitude to Cyber Constable Intelligence for their incredible service—a service that testifies to the invincible spirit of innovation and that reminds us no matter what nature brings forth, hope and creativity will never perish. Moment of this journey made me realize that when human spirit and technology come together, nothing is impossible.
 
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 WhatsApp: 1 (252) 378-7611
 mail: cyberconstable @ coolsite net
 Website info; www cyberconstableintelligence com1









