krzyk

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901.
by krzyk 5y ago
It basically allows you running most banking apps (and anything that is related to money).
902.
by krzyk 5y ago
Think of it the opposite way. All other devices are subsidized to be just an advertising platform for their producer. Real prices of devices are those that you consider "premium".
903.
String Tapas Redux: Beyond mere string interpolation [Java](github.com)
2 points by krzyk 5y ago|0 comments
904.
by krzyk 5y ago
What will you do with this system when Java 8 stop being supported (no more security fixes)?
905.
by krzyk 5y ago
nashorn is no more in JDK
906.
by krzyk 5y ago
> I see 17 is potentially ripping out security manager, why? wth? Because it is not used by any modern (post Java 6 probably) feature in Java? So why keep such thing? If libraries want to use such features they can create their own.
907.
by krzyk 5y ago
jdk 8 is not rock solid nor performant. You should look at your codebase, you might be doing some strange things that changed in newer JDKs (e. g. String split no longer uses the sour String, but I don't remember when they changed that
908.
by krzyk 5y ago
openjdk compik3d version is gpl eith classpath exception. so one can use it in production enterprise apps
909.
by krzyk 5y ago
Why? I always downloaded openjdk which was free for few years.
910.
by krzyk 5y ago
He probably writes about removal of some EE classes that were in JDK (but shouldn't). Or better protection of Java internals (warnings about using internal classes in JDK 11, and in JDK 17 no warnings - you need to --add-opens or don&#
911.
by krzyk 5y ago
I'm a bit puzzled what costs and what not, as it is a first time I see "Docker Desktop" name. I use docker on linux, mainly executing "docker build", "docker run", etc. Does it still cost if I do it in a 1
912.
Detect uses of legacy Java or library APIs(github.com)
3 points by krzyk 5y ago|0 comments
913.
Migrate from Java 8 to Java 11 automatically(docs.openrewrite.org)
1 points by krzyk 5y ago|0 comments
914.
Migrate from Java 8 to Java 11(docs.openrewrite.org)
1 points by krzyk 5y ago|0 comments
915.
by krzyk 5y ago
What does CCP acronym mean? I assume it means China, but it is not explained in the reddit thread or in the Swiss article.
916.
by krzyk 5y ago
Yubikey is not something popular in enterprises. At least not the ones I worked for. I only heard about it because Google uses it (or something similar).
917.
by krzyk 5y ago
OK, so which West countries had plantations? Did Germany have them? Yeah, first ones in 1884 and lost all of them in 1914. And it was most industrialized country.
918.
by krzyk 5y ago
Not that impressive if you consider population and vast, really vast amounts of land that have gigantic natural resources and lack of any real power blocking them from the east. Basically with that base anyone could do it (I don't disp
919.
by krzyk 5y ago
This is a great lesson for all those playing Civilization-like games. Don't start a country on plains without any mountains or hills blocking access from at least 3 sides. Poland was unlucky by having mountains in south, where we have
920.
by krzyk 5y ago
And also killed many people (more than WW2 alone), and basically created dark ages for unlucky countries that were "saved" by the soviets.
921.
by krzyk 5y ago
> The West didn't have land hungry pre WW2 Germany next to it. Not sure if this is sarcasm, but I'll assume it is not. France and Poland send their regards.
922.
Towards Continuous Performance Regression Testing(morling.dev)
2 points by krzyk 5y ago|0 comments
923.
by krzyk 5y ago
No one in my or my wifes family works in any other formnof emoloyment. And believe me they are not software developers. Yes, that's not a good proof, but you also did not present any sources.
924.
by krzyk 5y ago
Well, don't you see it as one of the reasons?
925.
by krzyk 5y ago
> I’m genuinely asking because looking at the map, neither Hungary nor Poland are the first stop for a middle eastern refugee, and I have no idea where the statement of infiltrator from ISIS comes from because I haven’t heard of an uptic
926.
by krzyk 5y ago
I have never worked using that "way", always the normal one. What you describe is used by firms that you can smell a mile away and don't even try to work there. I'm sure western Europe has similar companies that abuse em
927.
by krzyk 5y ago
Nope, because there are different media available, and one can watch/listen/read those. In Orban like states you loose that free access to all media and you are forced into the state one. For those that are not aware countries tha
928.
by krzyk 5y ago
And here in Poland we already have problems since few years, people that oppose judicial and media independence are in charge, elected mostly by elderly and eastern parts of the country.
929.
by krzyk 5y ago
> but in Eastern Europe they moved straight to a caricature of hard neoliberalism Please don't generalise. Have you been to Czech Republic or Poland? There are no such neoliberalisms (I would say same about Hungary, but considering
930.
by krzyk 5y ago
Issue is that when they joining EU there was no mention of large influx of immigrants to the country. There is also a difference when you get immigrants of somehow similar culture vs large amount of immigrants from one that is completely di

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