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901.
by DasIch 13y ago
These are heavily used in Germany on the Autobahn as well.
902.
by DasIch 13y ago
Flask should just run on Python 3. If something doesn't work on Python 3, that does on Python 2.7 it's likely a bug and you should report it.
903.
by DasIch 13y ago
If you need to parse something as simple as `foo --option spam --option eggs` remembering both spam and eggs, docopt breaks down. You are also unable to compose an interface using docopt, if you want to allow plugins in a plugin system to a
904.
by DasIch 13y ago
Of course it's the point but in precisely in this context it has a nazi overtones because this is how the nazis used it see "Übermensch" or "Deutschland über alles".
905.
by DasIch 13y ago
This is an impressive spike relatively speaking but I'm assuming the number of servers affected by Heartbleed is several orders of magnitude higher. Is this just an inaccuracy in the data or is this prove of TLS having effectively turn
906.
by DasIch 13y ago
"Über" has no direct translation to English, it can only be translated in context. It can be translated to about, above, over, across, of, via, beyond and several other words.
907.
by DasIch 13y ago
"über" does not always have nazi overtones but as with many other similiar words in the german language it is definitely tainted with nazi overtones, which are very obviously present depending on the context in which a word is use
908.
by DasIch 13y ago
In Germany you have to get your car checked every two years by the "TÜV", if it passes you get a sticker for the license plate without which you are not allowed to drive the car. Given how critical the software already is, I would
909.
by DasIch 13y ago
That's different though in that in the case of PyPy you are writing an interpreter and get a JIT that's generated and takes those hints into account. The authors of programs that are being interpreted by that interpreter are unabl
910.
by DasIch 13y ago
That's been fixed in Python 3.
911.
by DasIch 13y ago
Hm, you're right. Response splitting and with that header injection should still be possible though, I think. In any case having to manually make sure to print newlines in the right places and escape user input in headers correctly is
912.
by DasIch 13y ago
You don't separate the headers from the body, producing a potential vulnerability for header injection or response splitting attacks. Both are severe security problems and both are easily avoided by using a web framework. While it may
913.
by DasIch 13y ago
In the case of SQLAlchemy you are not. The cascading methods on query objects create new query objects as it should be. Mutating objects with cascading methods is horrible API design as it suggests immutability where there is none.
914.
by DasIch 13y ago
It wouldn't break the global economy at all. It would definitely have catastrophic consequences on the US economy though.
915.
by DasIch 13y ago
Which brings up the interesting question: What happens if someone is bold enough to blow up a US submarine that's spying?
916.
by DasIch 13y ago
Go is not a competitor to Rust. In fact Rust has effectively no competitor except for C and C++.
917.
by DasIch 13y ago
I do hope the U.S. manages to completely isolate itself internationally. The U.S. losing it's allies and therefore effectively super power status would definitely be a positive outcome of all of this.
918.
by DasIch 13y ago
She's talking about people doing computer science and not about what most programmers do.
919.
by DasIch 13y ago
If you study computer science, you will need to learn this. However I would guess that most or at least a lot of people here have never studied computer science at university level.
920.
by DasIch 13y ago
It's not a bad technology choice. It's that people themselves evolve, get interested and learn new things. Armin apparently is somewhat involved with Rust now, I doubt that's because he is going to write web application in it
921.
by DasIch 13y ago
The fact that you have to compare the USA to a developing country to be able to say that "it's still much better" speaks volumes.
922.
by DasIch 13y ago
Issues are not bugs just because bugs happen to be issues. Depending on development workflow every contribution might be made as a pull request and therefore show up as an issue. Also most projects tend to underreport issues, in that a lot
923.
by DasIch 13y ago
The problem with tablets is not that they are not useful, they are just not good enough, yet. They should be about as heavy as a sketch book, allow input as precise as a pen on paper and preferably be foldable. They need something like a fi
924.
by DasIch 13y ago
Not available in Germany either.
925.
by DasIch 13y ago
In a pure programming language with strong static typing this effect would simply be impossible to produce in a way that wouldn't make the problem obvious.
926.
by DasIch 13y ago
Weihnachtsgeld can become a "betriebliche Übung", if it is payed three times in a row, meaning your employer has to pay it, unless you have a contract that explicitly states otherwise.
927.
by DasIch 13y ago
I think the focus here is on the public part. Private universities in Germany don't have a particularly good reputation in general and are considered to be a way out for children who didn't do well in school but have parents rich
928.
by DasIch 13y ago
Of course there is a name next to each bell. How would you ask to be let inside otherwise?
929.
by DasIch 13y ago
Not for an individual as not everyone has the necessary qualifications to study at a university but nevertheless everyone has to pay taxes that finance the education of those that do.
930.
by DasIch 13y ago
Actually no. The UK is special in that they do not have to join the eurozone unless they want to all other EU members have to join the eurozone once they fullfil the necessary criteria.

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