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by datalist 9y ago
Thank you, though giving an example that does not even apply to the case is not the best approach when one wants to make a case :) If it does not tamper with UDP I fail to recognise the issue though to be honest.
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by datalist 9y ago
I am not sure it is that obvious given the article's focus on NAT. But what is the problem exactly then?
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by datalist 9y ago
The article specifically refers to NAT. What other boxes would you have in mind? And is the UDP header encrypted or not? Thanks!
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by datalist 9y ago
I am not sure I understood the article to be honest. Does QUIC encrypt the actual UDP packet (meaning from IP down, including the UDP header)? If that is the case it is not UDP anymore and there will be "problems" in getting to an
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United Airlines kills dog in overhead locker(bbc.com)
3 points by datalist 9y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 9y ago
These influences are almost exclusively related to vocabulary. English's grammar on the other hand is Germanic.
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by datalist 9y ago
Bold predictions http://www.newsweek.com/clifford-stoll-why-web-wont-be-nirva...
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HTML5 – A take on Subresource Integrity(medium.com)
1 points by datalist 9y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 9y ago
The issue is not who "stole" from whom but that people now seem to claim and believe that Kotlin's features are unique to Kotlin and for the majority of its features that is not true, they were taken one-to-one from Groovy.
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by datalist 9y ago
Thanks for your response. My issue here is not so much that Kotlin borrowed features but that it appears many credit Kotlin now for those feature, when in fact most of it has been already available under Groovy a decade before Kotlin came o
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by datalist 9y ago
I am sorry but you are missing the point of my question, it is not why Google did it but in comparison to Groovy.
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by datalist 9y ago
Can you give an example where Groovy would be less compatible?
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Ask HN: What about the Kotlin hype?
10 points by datalist 9y ago|17 comments
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Let's turn an ISO country code into a Unicode emoji, shall we?(medium.com)
10 points by datalist 10y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 10y ago
Java does not have operator overloading. That choice was made IIRC for simplicity reasons. The same why they did not implement multiple inheritance (which they started doing with Java 1.8 and default methods in interfaces).
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by datalist 10y ago
I use Firefox, I couldnt complain about lag, except for slightly underpowered machines maybe where Chrome does seem a tad swifter. These days there isnt much choice though, its Gecko, Blink or Trident (or is it EdgeHTML now?). All the appar
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by datalist 10y ago
Its only Medium, Backchannel uses Medium The bit is the anchor of the URL and seems to be there purely for tracking purposes, according to https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/comments/3uyd9e/why_does_med...
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by datalist 10y ago
Let us have our daily Trump bashing ;)
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May I? – May I? – May I? – Pleaaaaaase(medium.com)
1 points by datalist 10y ago|0 comments
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by datalist 10y ago
Nothing in their rambling even remotely supports their argument. Yes, robots.txt is no magic bullet against ill-behaving crawlers (as proven by ArchiveTeam) but it never was supposed to be that. You choose to ignore my specific wish not to
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by datalist 10y ago
The same way they always got there.
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by datalist 10y ago
> if you have outdated dependency artifacts, it doesn't make sense to compile without fetching them I am sorry, I'd contest that. There are often cases where one might not want to use the most current version of some library (i
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by datalist 10y ago
Separation of concerns On one hand frameworks and code in general becomes more and more bloated and incomprehensible these days, due to an overzealous approach in the aforementioned. On the other hand tools are getting cramped with features
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by datalist 10y ago
That cannot be emphasised enough. Unfortunately it falls on deaf ears. If a compile does not download at least 56 megabytes these days you can consider it a failure ;).
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by datalist 10y ago
Just noticed you already reduced the permissions, wonderful :). Will give it a try shortly.
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by datalist 10y ago
* Phone, read phone status and identity * Device ID & call information, read phone status and identity No, thanks! While not just as bad, full network access is also questionable. Sorry for the blunt feedback, but an application should
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by datalist 10y ago
> less than 60% based a turnout less than 75% Conveniently matching the current figures. Either they should have declared that before the result (which they did not as it seems) or have left them out completely, simply stating they want
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by datalist 10y ago
I am afraid I cant comment on the job situation. Its probably not exactly the European counterpart of Silicon Valley :) but they nonetheless have a fair share of IT companies. Maybe check out http://www.karriere.at/jobs&#x2F
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by datalist 10y ago
You meant the certificate? Sorry, my bad.
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by datalist 10y ago
Switzerland is nice, but often overrated by expats ;)

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