sparkie

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   by sparkie 15y ago

   One of the big misunderstanding of copyleft licenses is who they are aimed at. The allegedly "more permissive" licenses are only more permissive to the developer, but they say nothing about how permissive the software is to the end user. Su
2. 1532.▲
   by sparkie 15y ago

   One fallacy is that you need to ever manually convert byte order yourself in the way the article suggests. Most systems have something that'll do it for you - eg, htonl, ntohl.
3. 1533.▲
   by sparkie 15y ago

   Doesn't really mean much. Google have tried a lot of crap that never went anywhere.
4. 1534.▲
   by sparkie 15y ago

   Absolutely. It's easy to bash at Yahoo, but we can't forget that while Facebook (and many other players, including Yahoo) are using one hand undermine the "intellectual property" of other companies, they're using their other hand to try and
5. 1535.▲
   by sparkie 15y ago

   You could take one of dozens of language and mark "check" for each of those points. (And the first one is questionable anyway, there are better languages). So why Dart rather than some other language? What's it's real selling points? Perhap