Nevermindmine

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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
Why solution in quotes?
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
Thad like saying Netflix doesn't have Internet support because they haven't created their own web browser. It's just a confusing thing to say.
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
Was it a long time since you tried Mullvad? They revamped their UX making it easier to use not that long ago. And I use Mullvad on my phone following their instructions how to do so. This makes your post a bit confusing.
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
Why would you assume that?
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
How is that relevant for config files though? If you implement an app and want to use a config file, you don't have to use namespaces. I agree that namespaces are no fun, so I don't use them for my config files.
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
What kind of versioning are your referring to? I know some databases has it but not sure if I understand it. Personally I use S3 or similar for this. At the number of files I'm working with storing it in a relational database would be
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
> Although the protocol spec is tight Are you talking about the IMAP RFC? It's the worst spec I have ever seen and so many parts are open to interpretation. If you think it's tight it must be because you didn't realized a
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
But do many countries treat them as secrets? Where I live, my number is a unique identifier for me but it's not secret. Because, you know, sharing secrets isn't smart and leads to the recurring issues we see in the US.
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
I can't write confusing code using just integers by abusing names to confuse you. You can write crappy code. Point?
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by Nevermindmine 7y ago
> Generics are awesome, but always seem to add a ton of complexity The team I work in use generics all the time and I'm not sure what complexity you are referring to. Care to elaborate? Is it some edge cases or are you talking about