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So how do you use ports in practice? Do you use sources or binary packages? Which management solution do you use, or do you just use the make files? I am constantly thinking about revisiting BSD, but in contrast to your experience I found t
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Using Flask, SQLAlchemy what is it that you are missing?
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I wasn't clear to me from the article alone how GNU Stow decides where to put the files. Looking it up in the manfile stow uses the parent directory of the "stow directory" by default. You can change this behaviour using the
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While I agree that you can assume Javascript being enabled I really think that "conventional" web development has still many advantages over making SPAs. Business logic on the server, HTML generated on the server, conventional mvc
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unfortunately this is still true. I think however there has been rather big improvement in the last decade.
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"Not so much. This doesn't wrap or hide the DOM for you. It exposes and enhances it, making it your ally instead of trying to protect you from it. Old IE versions are fading; it's time to go native!" This seems like a pr
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It reminds me of German sociologist Max Weber's famous passage in his essay "Politics as a Vocation" (1919): "We must be clear about the fact that all ethically oriented conduct may be guided by one of two fundamentally
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when I need to be told to fuck off I just read the AGPL.
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have you actually done this? I was wondering if this is a feasible and good way to use knockout!
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One advantage is that the compiler checks your queries. In case of the jOOQ library, it also makes your queries typesafe and abstracts away some specifics of SQL dialects. Having typesafety transcend from the database to your "main&quo
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This looks very similar to jOOQ in my first impression. http://www.jooq.org/ I wonder if the author was aware of the existence of jOOQ?
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isn't "Picasa" a problematic name, considering that google uses the same name for a photo related product? http://picasa.google.com/ Edit: oh sorry, I just realized that this is called "Picaca".
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wow, google translate really worked pretty well on this article. If this continues improving, it will be an awesome technology soon.
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WAZ is a mainstream newspaper with wide circulation in western Germany. It has better reputation than a tabloid, worse than a top tier newspaper like NYT or Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
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They kind of have a solution for that http://threema.ch/validation
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A secure text messaging app I like and use is Threema ( http://threema.ch/en/index.html ). All servers are allegedly located in switzerland. The app uses public-private-key end-to-end encryption. You can exchange keys lo