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by rauar 14y ago
I really fell in love with REST a while ago. Besides the frontend code being much simpler (Javascript can do a lot of fancy stuff when it receives nicely structured data instead of dumb HTML) another huge benefit was enabling other people w
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by rauar 14y ago
This is the 0% case. No escaping and therefore not safe w.r.t. XSS attacks.
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by rauar 14y ago
BTW: one more thing which I initially did not mention is that Wicket generates a hell lot of client-side code with loads of nested DIVs (per component probably), weird and long wicket IDs which tell you nothing (they are automatically creat
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by rauar 14y ago
Rails/Grails/Node ... I'm still using Spring MVC a lot for implementing REST-like APIs (annotated controllers are all I need). These APIs are the foundation for client-side templates (currently I prefer Handlebars) then. Granted... Spring M
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by rauar 14y ago
Wicket is a single design flaw: -no clean dependency injection possible due to the "page" life cycle -inheritence hell out of the box with coder kiddies thinking adding even more subclasses would be "clean" and maintainable - excessive roun
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by rauar 14y ago
just a few comments: - the cable for feeding your antenna is quite long. A shorter one would have much less loss - transmission with a directional ant can easily exceed the allowed, effective tx power (i own an Alfa 500mW hooked up to a Biq
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by rauar 14y ago
Interesting. I was not aware that this was contained in the draft and then removed. Tnx for clarification.
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by rauar 14y ago
GPLv3 (the license used here) applies for web services as well AFAIK and imposes the same requirements for distribution.
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by rauar 14y ago
Hmmm. Supprted Macs: any Intel Does it really run on 32bit Intels and on Snow Leopard? Still use a 1st gen Macbook Pro...
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by rauar 15y ago
Storing objects in localStorage requires only 2 one-liners with JSON2.js (stringify() and parse() ).
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by rauar 15y ago
there's nothing but a solid (aluminium), fast (SSD), brilliant (display) and coding-ready (dev. environment) like a Macbook Pro. Thinkpads clearly are a second choice as long as price does not matter. And yes - I've used most available hard
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by rauar 15y ago
No dependencies but uses moment.js ? What about I18N for months, days and date format parsing ?
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by rauar 15y ago
We do I18N by providing a (cachable) name/value based dictionary using the same REST API and return on error/validation the error source element and an I18N error key. Makes rendering error messages a breeze as we name the input elements by
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by rauar 15y ago
next? is there one right now in eastern europe?
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by rauar 15y ago
In one of their papers they state that they use Zigbee modules for a 56kbit link.
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by rauar 15y ago
now he should know why he's the boss :p
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by rauar 15y ago
At least the Mac Pro gives you a choice to not pay for a fixed, glossy display.
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by rauar 15y ago
wish the laucher would be more quicksilvr like. e.g.launches best match on hitting return and open by some keystroke. not used it a lot yet - just a very first, quick impression on the released version...
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by rauar 15y ago
Why should it be memorable at all ? If you can't stay in their mind by having a great solution for a huge pain then it's a lost game anyway. If they love your idea/solution then you won't need to actively use the comparision at all. The pro
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by rauar 15y ago
Or it's just a fishy tactic to increase the number of deniable warranty claims by making "unlocking" officially available to non-technical users.
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by rauar 15y ago
Exactly the same for me. Except that I went with name.com.
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by rauar 15y ago
I'm not saying the device can't be secure. It' the inconvenience due to the physical impact and the fact that eventually you have to carry around a whole key chain.
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by rauar 15y ago
USB keys aka dedicated devices are dead. Noone wants to carry around yet another gadget. Reuse a phone instead. Much more pervasive.
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by rauar 15y ago
Alright. Good luck !
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by rauar 15y ago
BTW: are you serious to use Flash for everything ? =)
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by rauar 15y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Although I was a bit surprised to find by accident ;)
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by rauar 15y ago
This is a part of the code of the federal trojan discovered by CCC. Note: The print contains obviously german code comments and the code stems from a function called "_0zapftis_file_execute". 0zapftis="O zapft is"=bavarian saying on the Okt
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by rauar 15y ago
I wish Java had no inheritance at all. So many painful moments of misuse, overuse and high coupling and a deep maintenance hell. worst:people think they rock...
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by rauar 15y ago
Awesome. Will try it. Cheaper than linode. Curious how they perform.
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by rauar 15y ago
Building and maintaining trust is probably your biggest issue when focusing on businesses.

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