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born to :3, forced to :)"great emotional support puppygirl :3"- @fugi
"on the spectrum"- my boss
"smells a little"- wife
"stupendously hot"- coworker
"my favorite pervert"- @cuddleworks


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@star@amazonawaws.comshouldn't the signature field in 3.2.3.5 have some seperator or such defined to deal with canonicalization problems?Well, if anything, this would apply to the way the concatenation operation works, not the resulting signature. But that might be a good point, especially since this is already defined later in the spec. It should be referenced there.
also how does/would compression deal with mixing secret and untrusted data?Could you perhaps elaborate on this question? I don't quite understand what it means


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it's cold outside, but her embrace is always soooo warm 

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@star@amazonawaws.comcommit or rollback your changes. When the transaction starts, you get presented a snapshot of the current view of the database. When committing, all changes are commited in one atomic step. Rolling back rolls back all changes made in the transaction.