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by hoppelhase 9y ago
Google also blocked a proper YouTube app for Windows Phone. They even took out the YouTube App that Microsoft implemented themselves because it used "non-public APIs", IIRC. They never provided an official app.
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
Never heard that the allied side also did that. All they tell you in Germany is that the Nazis did it. There are some documentaries on German public television about that.
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
It can be seen as a design pattern that people use just for the sake of using the design pattern. This is not good practice, IMHO.
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
I once talked to a guy working in the local government responsible for all-things-roads in a town in Germany. He showed me some maps and building plans of bridges and told me that these maps/plans were actually highly classified in the
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
I live in Germany and have never seen a sign using pounds, only tons.
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
I think he relates to the bridge signs of the NATO. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Load_Classification
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
The site states > Powerful, safe type inference means you rarely have to annotate types, but everything gets checked for you. Why did they create a new language? Isn't this what they made Flow for? Or does Flow rely heavily on annot
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
I used Brunch for my last project after I gave up configuring Webpack. It just worked and did what I wanted. http://brunch.io
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
Any reason why you created a new set of accounts on Twitter/GitHub? https://github.com/KingPixil
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
Well, I am actually quite disappointed that everyone just believes this. Sure, the projects are nice. But the reason the post is on the front page is because of his age (that no one seems to question). This is pretty different from other to
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by hoppelhase 9y ago
> I usually don't like stating my age So why did you tweet it then?