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They're assigned to the pull request for the issue that the author is assigned to (who did the work).

They'd be an outcast, just as the feminist would lose the support of those who had accepted their assigned gender roles and rules.

Otherwise, the unfairness moves to how people are assigned to different salary bands.

Otherwise drivers waiting in wealthy areas won't be offered/assigned fares in poor areas.

This video pitch format allowed us to dub in a male voice and a female voice (randomly assigned), holding the narration script constant.

I was under the impression that C11/C99 only guaranteed that the most recently assigned union member would have an initialized value.

Your actual, ISP-assigned IP remains hidden to any site you visit.

That way, alternative steps can be taken - scope can be cut, extra people can be assigned, deadlines can be moved or budgets can be changed.

Each page for a day when tasks get assigned.

The organization may have one or more bad programmers who were assigned to work on some critical component, screwing the whole site and all the good programmers.

They leak the internal IP assigned to you by a VPN, which is not the same IP as the one seen by the websites you browse, nor is it the same as the IP assigned to you by your ISP.

You can currently ignore a return value by assigning it to _ -- all that is needed for his proposal is another token that causes the program to halt if it is assigned non-zero.

Assign tasks to people, press "play" on your assigned tasks and Planplex will estimate your progress.

"John got assigned to Salary Band E3 because he plays golf with the boss" should not be a possible scenario.

For example, changing the sentence "As a solution to this problem, I propose a simple set of rules and requirements that dictate how version numbers are assigned and incremented" to something that makes it more clear that you're codifying and naming something which was already a widely recognized scheme.

Even the simple example: #("#foo").missbehave is quite bad: missbehave has to be defined as a jQuery global behavior on all objects, not something that is specific to every single dom element to which it was assigned: $("#foo,#bar,#baz").behavior("missbehave") would mean that each of the 3 have potentially 3 different behaviors for missbehave in the same scheme of things, some might not even have those behaviors.