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by opmac 9y ago
Can't fix that w/o fixing the JVM.
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by opmac 9y ago
Not sure if you read the post or not because it's really complaining about the fact that you can define custom getters for `val` fields in Kotlin. There is no real equivalent in Java here since Kotlin overloads class fields such that t
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by opmac 9y ago
Simple answer here is just don't define custom getters, however I do agree that such functionality shouldn't even be allowed by the language for `val` properties. Instead, if you want to define a custom getter, Kotlin should requ
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by opmac 10y ago
Comment about pass... (looks like a great tool btw) you mention in the man page that > Multiple gpg-ids may be specified, in order to encrypt each password with multiple ids. That should technically reduce security, when encrypting the s
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by opmac 10y ago
Correct, if they're pushed.
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by opmac 10y ago
Chatmasta's (OP) flow is not incorrect, he just didn't describe it all. It is perfectly valid. The issue comes when the SDK opens the auth server's authorize endpoint in a WebView. In all cases, if the user is not authenticat
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by opmac 11y ago
This is true. One wonders if OP has actually seen the vastness of Java SE or is just "hating" to "hate".
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by opmac 11y ago
Attribute/Claims based access control seem to be the most recommended these days. Legacy apps will tend to stick with the role based approach.
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by opmac 11y ago
Ideally, if you're getting ready to retire, most of you assets should not be in the volatile stock market, so it should not affect you terribly.
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by opmac 11y ago
Looks amazing. Would love to try this if anybody has any invites.
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by opmac 11y ago
Use `public final` fields and put them in the constructor. Use builder classes to handle optional parameters.
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by opmac 11y ago
Really good stuff here, and well put together.
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by opmac 12y ago
Interesting take on minesweeper