Author: Rauf Aliev

Joining the 2009-2019 flashback. A post-New Year’s photo from distant 2009, skiing, and another one – from sunny Baku, May 2009. #2009

Please recommend interesting lectures for the return drive, it’s two hours at the wheel 😉 or a truly captivating story) ideally on YouTube, and something that doesn’t require watching the screen

You need to figure it out just once to understand that a kick-ass resume is an awesome resume, not one that got you thrown out. Hence, an asskicking person. That terrific and terrible are opposites. That it was a no-brainer means “it was obvious,” not crazy or brainless. That there’s a difference between a shit and the shit: for example, my teacher is the shit means the teacher is damn good. Well, with the article a, it’s just the opposite 🙂

Hybrismart: An article about the latest version of SAP Commerce Cloud, 1811. Innovations, what’s good and what raises questions. A brief analysis of the situation by Myles Bunbury, SAP Customer Experience (Hybris) Competency Center Head at EPAM.

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https://hybrismart.com/2019/01/17/a-look-into-the-1811-sap-commerce-cloud-release/

Does anyone know a Chrome extension that stops music playing from one of a million tabs with a single button press? Like when you open YouTube, listen there, and then have to search for that tab among a million open ones to hit pause. Annoying

Interesting and clearly explained how cancer works https://habr.com/ru/company/atlasbiomed/blog/404549/

Wow, that’s fire!

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Update on Hybrismart.com: a story about the integration of SAP Commerce Cloud and Sitecore. It is based on our development – an integration module for these two systems, and our implementation experience at General Electric. It should be useful to everyone interested in headless commerce and using Sitecore as a content management system and SAP Commerce Cloud as an e-commerce platform.

https://hybrismart.com/2019/01/11/combining-sitecore-commerceconnect-sap-commerce/

I devised this method of shooting with a cell phone in flashlight mode, and I’ve already convinced myself several times that many others don’t do it. And it’s a pity! Sharing! No red eyes, good side lighting is achieved (well, as far as this can be applicable to mobile photography)

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