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Me too, on a Sony Xperiea. Got a new phone and the problem went away

I don't think there's a good replacement for:

$(document).on("click", "#foo", function(){...});

either

who wrote the code that is inside the library?

the takeaway would be that you should promote yourself and your work preemptively.

It's a "request to approve an article" resource, even if it hasn't explicitly been modelled that way.

Bathtub

I'd like to be able to search for sites that return a 406 containing a specific string so that I could find APIs that implement particular media type standards.

looks cool, but is a xxx domain the best place to host it?

I had this neat idea that someone could write their name in their dna along with a a gene drive using Crispr and so that it would be copied forever to all of my descendants, until eventually my name was spread throughout all humanity.

These competitions are all fun and games until someone receives severe frostbite. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2691229.stm

Maybe not if he is a Contractor.

open source sculptris? yes please!

I can recommend getting a a licensed copy of LINQPad. It's a brilliant tool for trying out ideas and prototyping.

Does this mean that they can access the site for free by blocking qeys.io?

As I understand it the information isn't PI and so isn't covered by GDPR.

John replied, “I wanted to ask him what would happen if you put more than one key on a keyboard. But I didn’t.”

Or no keys on a phone.

Is this the same in the UK?

You're a brave person to say this in public. :D

I'm not sure it's more successful yet.

I just write the gherkin in comments, interleaved with the test code. No messing with regexes

Where do you draw the legal entity line between a facebook page and a blog entry?

I'd need to be paid a lot more than that to work for them.

Is it not that Chef B doesn't have a frying pan (i.e. decent generics) so has to do a lot of tricks?

The DotNet example looks great.

And if all your tests are unit tests, you can't swap to using a sonic ear cleaner without losing your test coverage.

What's the practical, commercial use for something like this? It looks like it must take a lot of time and effort to get this right.

Or is this university stuff? Or even spare time stuff?

Does this mean the universe is more weird or less weird than we thought?

Maybe UPS and FedEx should be building huge warehouses of stock next to their delivery centres and opening online stores?

OK, an example: a LOT of .NET/Java codebases have these (IMO smelly) constructs:

class FooService : IFooService{} interface IFooService {}

where there is an interface with a single implementation. In this case, the "service interface" isn't a port, because it's not actually decoupled from the domain.

It has the potential to be one, but only if the FooService is extracted, dereferenced from the domain, and the application composes the FooService.

Saying "we need to make this into a port and adapter" gets the point across very quickly.

A port IS just a service facade/interface. An adaptor IS just a specific implementation of a service.

Think of P&A as terminology to help you disambiguate these use cases from the extremely overloaded words. If your team know these terms, it makes a lot of discussions a lot clearer.

The hexagon thing is a bit of a red herring IMO. I think of it as dependency inversion at the module level, rather than the class level.