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> and I suppose for non-democratic countries this gets even worse. But you
> probably get
what you wanted, privacy, even though at a cost.
my conclusion: everyone should use PGP on a regular basis. if it becomes
the norm, it will not stick out.
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Am 02.10.2012 10:36, schrieb Fabrizio Giudici:
Definitely. Java is mostly backward compatible and I feel Java 8 will
be the first exception.
Is there any particular reason a java 8 compiler woudl be unable to emit
bytecode (with a -target parameter) that is backwards-compatible?
couldn't the
Currently in the course. After staring at Martin Odersky videos for far
too long and admiring the beauty of Scala syntax i was inspired to
create this:
http://i.imgur.com/CJr6I.jpg
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I just entered the following route to maps:
http://goo.gl/maps/CJ8zb
It is a 13 minute drive for one Party.
The other is 9000 KM away.
What should you expect from a jury of people living there.
If Samsung was a person it would be a very angry person. In my opinion
they got screwed for a trivial
Something came back to my mind while listening to the latest episode.
The whole Android API is cluttered with int constants and Api signatures.
why does something like this even compile:
myTextView.setBackgroundColor(R.id.redTextBox)
why does android not use interfaces/type safety more often?
Am 17.05.2011 21:50, schrieb Ricky Clarkson:
I find that tabs in code appear quite close to other interesting
choices, like raw types, Vector/Hashtable usage and the terrible sin
of.. of.. putting th
I recently saw:
int phone_Number;
it cannot be unseen.
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a number of places where i found this to be a cereal problem where you
won't suspect them:
Credit Card Validators (checks first if given string is a number)
(Pentaho Data Integration)
Version Numbers (in xml headers) (Xstream)
and to my surprise
HTTP headers (http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rf
even worse, you can use that bug to crash the compiler, too.
I bet one can use that to kill a on of java-running websites.
i read that article on
http://www.exploringbinary.com/java-hangs-when-converting-2-2250738585072012e-308/
which explains the matter.
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the javaposse live session is up at http://parleys.com/#st=5&id=2182
its not free (yet?) but paying subscribers and winners of the hat
contests can get it.
If you missed devoxx, you can see 1/4 of the javaposse live there since
we only get to see Tor :)
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this time: Hudson - Continuous Integration System
http://www.hudson-labs.org/content/whos-driving-thing
i have not fully gathered all the facts on this, since i do not use
hudson, but for me, it looks like this thing is currently going out of
control for oracle.
in one email an oracle rep ev
Interesting discussion so far about vi/emacs vs IJ/Ecl/NB. There were
lots of arguments concerning the PERSONAL productivity of a single
programmer.
For my part, i personally stick to IJ, i used that since 2001 (with a
1-year intermezzo in Eclipse) and has since not disappointed me.
Previously i
Well said. although not perfectly "Hippie" open like many apache/gnu
projects - its open "for most values of open".
As was said several times in the discussion, "open" can mean a lots of
things.
Here are a few ways in which Android is open (compared to other
systems) - in no particular order
Dear JPC (Java Posse Community)
Having recenty aquired a decent android phone, i am now looking for a
good podcast client.
can anyone recommend one? i am currently trying out Car Cast, but that
is lacking a lot of features i would like to have.
-Listen while downloading
-good overview of the s
the same argument was brought forward against scala which generates more
classes than visible for the eye when looking at the source code.
I think that is only the case if you have individual .class files
hanging around on your disk. With a single .jar file an extra class file
or two won't hurt
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> Unless you haven't seen the spec: http://www.javac.info/closures-v06a.html
>
is this the spec alex miller is referring to, described at
http://puredanger.com/tech/2009/11/18/closures-after-all/ ?
or is it more like http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddhp95vd_0f7mcns ?
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With Google-Collections in your classpath this is easy:
if your Foo Objects elements implement Comparable:
Ordering.natural().max(one,two); //varargs works for any number!
or alternatively:
or for Iterable :
Ordering.natural().max(fooIterable)
or if not, given an explicit Comparator
Most likely the RSS goes somewhere through Yahoo Pipes (pipes.yahoo.com)
a great data-transformation tool for mashups. I wonder though, that this
appears in a feedburner, which is a google service.
> What's happening? You're not renaming the podcast to "Pipes Output",
> are you? ;-)
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We did a quite large code refactoring regarding Exceptions in my company
some weeks ago.
The codebase is about 2k classes. Before we did the refactoring, we had
a pretty harmful way of dealing exceptions, like this:
//do not try this at home...
try{
Connection c = getConn();
query_data();
do_re
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