heinrich5991

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   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   The good thing is that you can get that behavior if you really intend it, just use the // operator. I'm really in favor of this change.
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   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   My IP is blocked at pastebin, can someone paste the text here, please?
3. 573.▲
   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   Kind of offtopic, but the background really distracts me, I think it has too much detail.
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   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   Source for the widespread knowledge?
5. 575.▲
   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   You already see some kind of popularity – just count the number of forks.
6. 576.▲
   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   Can someone post a full version of the article? I only get the first two lines...
7. 577.▲
   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   Nice to hear they're reacting to the revelations by Snowden. I guess the government will have a harder time eavesdropping mails at Google without them noticing.
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   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   No comments to read here. :/
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   by heinrich5991 13y ago

   I don't think Go is the right option here, while you can call C code from Go, last time I checked it wasn't possible to call Go from C without having it called the other way around before. I'd rather suggest going for C++ (or
10. 580.▲
    by heinrich5991 13y ago

    They're a safe haven under DMCA, they're allowed to do that if they respond to DMCA takedown notices.
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    by heinrich5991 13y ago

    That's a bad idea, it would need quoting as the `#3` would be considered to be a comment in most shells.
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    by heinrich5991 13y ago

    https://github.com/teeworlds/teeworlds