iGoog

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by iGoog 8y ago
so... properties that require a steeper learning curve, a system that's worse far worse than JPA+Spring Data (or you could use the hibernate in both languages - a java development), another word for var/let, I'd disagree abou
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by iGoog 8y ago
Maybe it's less of a C# thing, and more of a Unity thing - but I'd say that Unity has some major architectural anti-patterns - which may just be to appease the ease of a the awesomeness of a wysiwyg type game engine.
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by iGoog 8y ago
Polymorphism and inheritance by default?
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by iGoog 8y ago
I gotta ask what in particular "problems" C# solves over Java, and I'm not talking about J2SE 1.4. Having dipped into C#, it feels like the designers resented OOP and reusable code. C# is not the new kid on the block and is a
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by iGoog 8y ago
If you believe Facebook to have violated the law in your state, you can write your Attorney General and ask them to enforce the law or explain how Facebook is not in violation of the law.
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by iGoog 8y ago
FB isn’t the service provider, they’re intercepting and recording private conversations they aren’t a party to... where not all the parties are consenting, and sometimes the party is not of age to consent... If it’s criminal, why should the
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by iGoog 8y ago
How is this not in violation of most wiretapping laws? Facebook is not the common carrier in these cases. Both parties of conversations with teens are not consenting to the wiretapping, which is not allowed in many US states. I’m not sure t
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by iGoog 8y ago
If the problem YAML is size / formatting, that's something a good IDE can simplify even more. For loading up configs that would otherwise be properties files, I have found it to be quite clean. If you think of it a domain language
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by iGoog 8y ago
If a hash is salted with a domain it won't be use-able on other websites. You should additionally hash the hash on the server, and if you store the client hashes, you can update the salts on next-sign in. A better question is why clien