Bino

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by Bino 10y ago
Fair question: how does it matter?
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by Bino 10y ago
I really wish javascript had more array methods of higher level. It would make our code more readable. Now it's always the dilemma of extending the prototype or write the operation inline. jQuery and other toolkit add some, but the la
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by Bino 10y ago
Quite neat, but the design/effect is kind of outdated... already posted a few years ago. So let's ask ourselves, what's the new?
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by Bino 10y ago
Gash, I feel so dirty everything when going to these "news sites"... Where can I find some real news about this?
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by Bino 10y ago
I mostly agree, but keep in mind that there are a differences in their goals; so a straight up comparison may not be all that fair. I think compilers try to avoid FP in their reporting, hence a little bit restricted and held back in the typ
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by Bino 10y ago
And let's assume most programmers don't changes their editors auto-indent default. How does this affect the result?
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by Bino 10y ago
Their biggest problem may be the size of their user/usage community, it may not be so "Everything is rock-solid and just works" for you and you should probably expect that some features may not be so tested or used outside of
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by Bino 10y ago
Am I the only one who believes bind is lost. It's a way too large project with a too messy history. I nowadays always try to use alternatives (unbound, nsd etc.)
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by Bino 10y ago
Actually, it makes perfect sense even for large companies to buy software.
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by Bino 10y ago
I would be nice if it was possible to convert both ways so you could use it to explain existing regex.
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by Bino 10y ago
Makes sense for their point of view. Pro tip: if you don't want your government spy on you in the democracy you live in. Store your data in another less interested in you.
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by Bino 10y ago
If so, and german data protection laws apply, why isn't the TLD .de?
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by Bino 10y ago
Probably let it be and not try to profit... it may bite back
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by Bino 10y ago
Nice trivia
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by Bino 10y ago
I completely disagree. Tux is the success of mascots. With less successful followers such as darwin, freebsd and openbsd.
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by Bino 10y ago
This is a real issue, it may work if you buy an extra of their load balancer and enable v6 on them. Otherwise it's really moving slow on that front. I don't want to say that you should go to other providers either with niche featu
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by Bino 10y ago
So from a technical stand point, yes. But from a safety stand point maybe.
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by Bino 10y ago
I had the same experience. People who still use java should try to be more upfront with it, so others don't waste their time...
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by Bino 10y ago
I hope iOS takes up on the multitasking capabilities next year.
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by Bino 10y ago
No
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by Bino 10y ago
The idea sounds awesome, the execution looks bad.
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by Bino 10y ago
Their webpage makes me believe they don't know so much about UI design patterns as of 2016.
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by Bino 10y ago
Once one is done, its wow factor really starts to decline...
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by Bino 10y ago
I usually try to avoid base64 when encoding data/password/keys to users. Due to it's large/"odd" charset. I would recommend using binary to hex (base16) notation or base32.
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by Bino 10y ago
I'm sure you're supersmart and I started to read the first paragraphs, but your personal blog has too much ads for my liking...
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by Bino 10y ago
And what if you want "exit" as argument. You should think bigger in general if your into tooling for others....
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by Bino 10y ago
Cisco is maintaining way to much property code, while laying off people. Wow, that's a recipe for success...
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by Bino 10y ago
It's a way forward at least, sometimes things has to be done. It's a good way to keep legacy, and to cleanup code.
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by Bino 10y ago
https://wiki.php.net/rfc/libsodium
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by Bino 10y ago
It was just as bad yesterday however if you missed this changelog. It could mess up your day...

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