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by freeman478 13y ago
Thanks for the informed comment. So OK penalty clauses are really abusives but what about simply granting oneself favorable terms (like guaranteed interest rates, free services, etc.) ?
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by freeman478 13y ago
Yes but with Personna you don't need to send them a password reset link because they have no password in your system :)
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by freeman478 13y ago
Great plan ! Anybody knows if making docker run natively on Windows is possible ? (is there any sort of LXC like feature in Windows ?)
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by freeman478 13y ago
But the bank as a company should be expected to know what it signs and so should not be protected from abusive clauses.
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by freeman478 13y ago
I am using mRemoteNG ( http://www.mremoteng.org/ ). What's great is that in one tabbed interface I can do VNC / RDP and SSH connections.
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by freeman478 13y ago
Do you have any recommendation for documentation then ? In my experience wikis are far from perfect and need regular gardening BUT they are vastly better than a shared folder or a sharepoint with a ton of word documents...
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by freeman478 13y ago
Microsoft is standardising its Web stack on the .NET equivalent of Rack : OWIN. An open specification for web applications. Hoping to see more and more innovation in this space from the open source community (like ServiceStack, Nancy and ot
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An Overview of Project Katana(asp.net)
1 points by freeman478 13y ago|1 comments
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by freeman478 13y ago
> Another key word would be "seized", is copying considered seizing? Seizing is legally defined as the removal of property, one might argue that no seizure was ever made during this wiretapping. This reminds me of the copyright
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by freeman478 13y ago
It's 50c by transfer (payed by the sender).
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The pragmatic architect(tpierrain.blogspot.fr)
2 points by freeman478 13y ago|1 comments
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by freeman478 13y ago
Particularly interesting is the possibility of using a SSD as a cache for a HDD just like the Fusion Drive in the recent iMacs ( https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.... ) Reviews were quite positive of Apple implemen
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Fast scalable time series database(code.google.com)
1 points by freeman478 14y ago|0 comments
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by freeman478 14y ago
It was introduced during the Microsoft Techdays'13 in Paris two weeks ago. Its nice to see Microsoft playing nicely with the standards body and the other browsers. Their proposed API looks like a step forward from the iOS touchevent proposa
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Hand.js: a polyfill for supporting pointer events on every browser(handjs.codeplex.com)
2 points by freeman478 14y ago|1 comments
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by freeman478 14y ago
Thanks !
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by freeman478 14y ago
Nice that they are contributing the code to the apache fundation ! Could be a good Free self hosted alternative to github:enterprise or others
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by freeman478 14y ago
For front end dev, is there a reason to prefer this over requirejs ?
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by freeman478 14y ago
This mean that VLC could be back on the AppStore.
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VLC Core is LGPL(jbkempf.com)
251 points by freeman478 14y ago|148 comments
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Revel, high-productivity Go web framework modeled on Play Framework(robfig.github.com)
191 points by freeman478 14y ago|38 comments
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by freeman478 14y ago
I am especially interested in the Native Veneers approach. Is this easy to do with PhoneGap or other similar tools ?
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Developing software for multiple mobile devices(martinfowler.com)
2 points by freeman478 14y ago|1 comments
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by freeman478 14y ago
Yes unchecked exceptions are nice. However it would be nice if the compiler could enforce documentation of possible exceptions raised by a method. Something like the throws keyword of Java with unchecked exceptions. That way you (through th
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by freeman478 14y ago
In my opinion its because your commit log should read like a novel and not like a history book. It's also simpler and promotes less convoluted phrasing.
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by freeman478 14y ago
There was this nice piece by the NYT about the history and traditions of comma placement recently. Interesting read. http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/04/09/fanfare-for-...
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by freeman478 15y ago
With all the bashing around them stagnating in search, it's nice to see that they are continuously improving even if it's more incremental than revolutionnary. I particularily like the indexing of symbols, it will make searching for C# resu
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by freeman478 15y ago
Nice example of how lua scripting will improve the usability of Redis ! A nitpick, the described queue is First In First Out (which is the natural ordering for a queue).
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by freeman478 15y ago
Please keep us posted if you make progress on the C# front. I also like quite a bit ST2 but I don't think it could replace VS for now
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by freeman478 15y ago
Unfortunately in some (most ?) big enterprise we are still stuck with Windows XP (so 3.5gigs of RAM) and shitty hard drive that are further killed by the antivirus :(

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