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Other than that nice job. I don't think it will be implemented.
Yeah i seriously doubt that
I find that the Java community seems fine with this, but wehen you have been doing this stuff for decades, Eclipse slowing me down on nearly every click and keystroke is NOT ok.
Im fine with Java, I just dont want to use Java to make java apps anymore.
If not for Spring, I'm not sure I would want to construct things in Java at all.
This is the problem with creating an underclass of criminals in the first place, it excuses vast overreach in the execution of even the simplest tasks of law enforcement, to intimidate and exert power over another, and to simply abuse.
If a text blob of nonsense at the top of a source file makes you open source then WOW. How about Doge-Source? Such open, very free.
Crawlers tend to die when challenged with authentication. Right... But then they go on to make it worse by saying if he hadn't used this supposed "crawler" that their ultra-fancy security would have detected the intrusion.
Really? Really.
I call bullshit. He had access to all these servers, all he had to do was netuse some windows shares and fill up his thumbdrive. Probably took a total of 45 minutes.
I feel bad for the. (wha?) No I dont!
The license is not what the author is referring to, he's referring to the fact that YOU, or I or ANYONE cannot sign up to develop AOSP and contribute to the project because its just a code dump from google with a license.
Thats NOT open source and if you think the license makes it so then you need to go up and try to make a commit no matter how trivial to AOSP. Dont be a fool...fool.
A true programming addict would even bother with the dishes.
Now Yahoo pay attention! if you could only insult the average persons intelligence while selling ads that look like content! (oh wait)
Interfaces are better but extend poorly through subclassing as well.
Composition is infinite but difficult to define over time when things change (usually resorts to more subclassing or more injection strategies).
I wish this article were valuable to solving the actual problem but its just a primer on OOP vs using primitives which is not particularly instructive or useful to solving real world problems.
So where did this code "come from"??. Cue grasshoppers and frogs.
Im so glad its up on github though. Makes me feel warm and fuzzy all over.
If they used git with say only the last year of history in it they would be having zero issues.