ubersoldat2k7

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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
What I don't understand is, ignoring whoever did the hack, for whatever reason, the election was compromised. Why isn't congress or supreme Court asking for a new election if this one was a fraud?
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Pfft... I wonder if he would feel better doing real engineering on a 50°C desert building football stadiums. Personally, I don't care about all of this, the project is done, I get paid and the wheel keeps on turning. Talking about &quo
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
There are strategies,for this which usually involve a headless browser rendering the page for the spider. It's as cumbersome as it sounds.
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Maybe I'm wrong but the salary an American gets is the whole package and they have to figure out their income tax, social security, etc. In Europe a good part of what the company pays for an employee is "hidden" but can accou
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
How do you even manage this amount of information? A notebook can help but once you hit the 20 applications mark, it's impossible to know to which companies you applied for.
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Exactly! Why would you even drop down into Node when Apache already has page caching or when you can throw any other caching server in the middle... What a bunch of nonsense.
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
From my point of view, JS development can only grow. I'm seeing it in more different places and is our way to go for different projects. Now, as a professional, I wouldn't tie myself down to a single stack but be able to work with
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
There seems to be lots of confusion of what EME is because people bring up images, text and games. First of all, EME is targeted to video and, to less extent, music streaming. Streaming video content to web browsers is, currently, a mess. T
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
This is what will happen and Firefox can kiss its ass goodbye when it comes to, at least, playing video. Not sure about Chrome, but Safari and Edge can easily ship with EME and CENC support. Giving this possibility to open source browsers i
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Producers don't watch BitTorrent statistics. They send a document asking stuff like: will my product be DRM protected? If you answer no, then farewell pal, they won't allow their content to be on your platform.
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Then only big medias companies will be the only ones able to reach as many users as possible. You have no idea of how expensive it's right now to target just browsers. Small producers will be constrained to only publishing trough their
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
I work on the video streaming sector and we get the shivers when a client wants a web application. And if anyone thinks media producers will allow their content to be streamed over a DRM free channel they're either naïve or stupid. Wha
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by ubersoldat2k7 10y ago
Ember has virtual DOM? Then no, it is wrong.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
"talented executives" Oximoron at its best. But don't worry about those talented executives, you probably will find ten or more when they leave the country. Switzerland wouldn't have any problem attracting talented worke
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Oh come on! Like if we had the ability to automate this sort of jobs we wouldn't have done it already. And outsourcing it's already done almost everywhere by now. Please, get a grip.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Don't feel bad about yourself. I had a history teacher on college who was a very important political criticize of Hugo Chavez government. Each time she was going to talk about politics, she took the battery of her cell phone.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Oh well, didn't expect it to work but I had to try it: 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004 Awesome work either way. Would be nice to know how many lines of code Lotus 1-2-3 had.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Yeah! Better replace it with VB and you've got no security probl... oh wait!
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
"Petrol is way safer" Specially when you add lead to it.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Exactly, and I'm in the same situation and we decided to go with PHP (as much as I loathe it) because any cheap hosting has PHP enabled in their base offerings. If things kickup and our idea is validated and we can hire some devs, then
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
The camera shit its pants!
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
You'd have to be pretty stupid to think this is exploting some sort of PHP bug. OMG! Did I just defend PHP? Gotta go take my medication.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
So true. I've been a professional developer for 15 years and I've worked with several languages (C++/Java/PHP/Python/Perl/C#/Ruby/JS/Groovy), but man, does this whole "functional"
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
In my last three projects we've aimed at an API first approach, and the flexibility of having the same API serve content for web or native mobile apps is the biggest win. We used Play on two of this projects and Jersey for another and
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
And that's a great point he implicitly makes in his "study". With Linux (or any OSS OS for that matter) you strip out all this different services, dig deep into the code, remove lots of stuff and you still get an OS working.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Taking into account that FirefoxOS is exactly targeting cheap smartphones which could completely kill feature phones, then yes, it's too late.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
What I find most of new users of Maven fail to grasp is that it's not designed to work as Ant or Make. There's a reason jelly support was dropped in M2 The best thing about Maven is that once you understand what it's supposed to do, it does
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Why do RFC's have to be so ugly?
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
That was fast.
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by ubersoldat2k7 13y ago
Well, I won one in the last FirefoxOS App Day (or whatever it was called) and I still haven't received mine. Sad, because the product I ported to it sank to the depths.

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