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by ctolsen 13y ago
As far as I know, this does not set a formal precedent for Dutch courts. But it is far from uncommon for courts to take inspiration from other courts, especially from the ECJ, and perhaps even more so in a case like this.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
The Data Retention Directive has already been struck down locally in every state where it has reached the highest courts, so especially after this, a similar law will probably not survive. It might actually be better if a high court deems t
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by ctolsen 13y ago
The Advocate General's opinion which is the basis for the ruling: http://curia.europa.eu/juris/document/document.jsf?text=&doc...
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by ctolsen 13y ago
In Python, I use doctests for things like this. Just write the features in plain understandable language, with clear code that serves both as integration/behaviour test and example in between. Cucumber etc. is usually about coaxing nat
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by ctolsen 13y ago
There is no better teacher than to actually go out and speak the language, so I'm not surprised you got good results one-on-one. Similarly, but probably with less efficiency, I'd like to recommend Michel Thomas' language tape
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by ctolsen 13y ago
Well, law used parts of object orientation well before we started using it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lex_specialis
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by ctolsen 13y ago
What would you say was the best resource to learn it? I've been curious about Scala for a while, but never really taken the plunge.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
First thought: great, main.cf is always a pain to write.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
Yes, you're right. :)
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by ctolsen 13y ago
While that may have been true, I dare say that the burnt child that is today's Microsoft would not have mishandled this so horribly.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
Without this bug, they wouldn't be able to use BofA's own certificate to do it.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
It's even more unacceptable that it took them FOUR DAYS to fix it, just so they could add a couple of features to FaceTime while they were at it.
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by ctolsen 13y ago
Then the co-op should have no problem regulating this internally. There's no reason to get full protection of the law, with all the unintended consequences it brings with it.