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pan69
17y ago
Nice. Although, half way through I started scrolling faster and faster...
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17y ago
For the server to commit we create a special user with limited access to a single branch.
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pan69
17y ago
We just do subversion checkouts. Of course, we have the proper .htaccess rules set up to prevent access to the .svn folders. Subversion also allows us to commit database exports straight back into the version control system from the server.
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pan69
17y ago
Isn't André LaMothe doing something similar with his XGameStation ( http://www.xgamestation.com/ )? Or are they related?
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17y ago
What's so special about this? Laszlo, swfmill and Flex have been around for years. Just another implementation of the same idea. I think Haxe is much more interesting than this.
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17y ago
$6000 is quite a fair amount of money and for that I only get one year of warranty on the hardware and one year of software updates? Not sure what the software updates include but for the hardware I would expect live-time warranty or at lea
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17y ago
I guess no podcast this weekend.
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17y ago
Maybe a stupid question but does anyone know how they hook into your bank account and credit card details?
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pan69
17y ago
Funny. That's what I do with phone.
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pan69
17y ago
They are fancy looking PC's. What'd you mean "that's not true"?
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17y ago
I guess they can't say unless you sign an NDA...
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17y ago
Google Search.
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17y ago
You are obviously missing my point. But that's alright...
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17y ago
I can assure you that if you want to learn C AND Assembler and you start with C, you will never ever get to the Assembler bit. A memdrive isn't that difficult and if you never solve a 'real' problem, you never learn anything because you don
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17y ago
OK. Depending on your programming background you're facing a steep learning curve. That's why I recommend a bottom up approach for you. First read "Code" by Charles Petzold. This book will get you "in the mood" and in the right frame of mi