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by strictfp 15y ago
So that's why the journey planners in NL are a complete fail (ns, 9292ov). Always wondered, since NL is quite up to date in general when it comes to IT.
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by strictfp 15y ago
Well, if you code something up cost-effectively to save on initial investment, you should be aware of the cost of re-working the solution if the solution becomes more permanent. Blaiming these type of deficiencies on Mozilla effectively is
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by strictfp 15y ago
Clbuttic!
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by strictfp 15y ago
In my opinion the term MVC should be avoided. It was badly defined from the very start and has been misused to the point where it is mostly a buzzword. Beginners spend precious time trying to understand the concept using flawed guides and t
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by strictfp 15y ago
I would love it if documentation facilitating understanding was available for general technologies. Learning how != learning why. For example, I have many times tried to learn CSS and it would be _great_ if anyone would care to explain in b
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by strictfp 15y ago
And why not pick java simpler nested scope syntax '{ //doit }'?
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by strictfp 15y ago
Some of these problems could be mitigated by checksumming DNS entries when created.
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by strictfp 15y ago
This might work temporarily, but I argue that it is still very important to protest against this type of development, because in the long run the law will win. I for one do not want to see international communication criminalized. I still r
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by strictfp 15y ago
Back in the nineties, while visiting a research facility on an airforce base, i saw a solution to the fingerprint problem. The electronic keypad simply randomized the positions of the digits before each login attempt. Not very convenient co
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by strictfp 15y ago
There seems to be a common misconception that relational databases have no in-memory indexes and query caches and therefore are intrinsically slow. I don't understand why this is.
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by strictfp 15y ago
Really annoying that they didn't just use SCTP. One commenter on the page points out that it works on top of TCP, which is supported by most routers. This, however, is an entirely artificial limitation. It is a sad fact that this type of ar
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by strictfp 15y ago
To me it's much more shocking to what great length you go to defend the rights of the company. It seems to me that freedom of speech should come before the right of firing at will. Or is your opinion that companies are about as souverign as