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alexeiz
15y ago
The code from OpenSSL in question is not bad, actually. Apart of purely stylistic issues, this code is: * robust, handles all error conditions, * more or less well structured, I had no problems reading it, although I strongly prefer differ
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alexeiz
15y ago
Thank you RIAA. I didn't know of the existence of this torrent site before you made a big deal of it. It's way better than the torrent site I used before.
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15y ago
I find it fascinating to note which phones people use on the street, in subway, or in public places. I saw countless Blackberry, Android and iPhone devices. I never saw a single WP7 device.
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alexeiz
15y ago
Meh. Punch to Undo!
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15y ago
Not understanding the system is rarely a good reason to rewrite it. Let me guess, the system they rewrote was Google Groups? Because I remember back in 2006 it was working perfectly. Now their search of Usenet posts can hardly find anyth
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alexeiz
15y ago
this new UI is just awesome
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alexeiz
16y ago
Proves once again that being an expert in one field doesn't mean you have a slightest understanding in another.
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alexeiz
16y ago
It's funny, they are so proud of it. Groff is so ancient, you can't seriously claim it's written in C++. It's written in C++ circa 1988. Pre-template collections, no Standard library, no namespaces, no exceptions, practically plain C cod
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16y ago
> Kudos to his manager for actually looking at the code and recognizing the problem. In the majority of the cases however you deal with managers who lost understanding of anything but simple language constructs because all they did sinc
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16y ago
Right. And under each such button there should be this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extortion
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16y ago
Wait a second, we do have a Wikipedia article for every Pokemon out there!
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16y ago
The article is about the author that has been a fan of PHP for a long time and now he loves Python. This is the base of his claim of Python popularity.