Seriously? If true, I’d be *really* interested to know more about that law. It’s probably in the same regulation that bans copy&paste for credit card numbers and passwords :)
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Why would it? I’m not suggesting anything is done on the server yet on the GET, just that it pre-fills the form with the info already in that email
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Dear every airline, explain to me why I have to manually copy the booking reference and my last name from the email you sent me, the one that includes the link to the online check-in web form
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I agree that whether or not being part of the € as opposed to having one’s own currency is beneficial is very much open to debate. I fail to see a net downside of being part of the EU in basically any other regard.
Fascinating, I would have considered Slovakia one of the most successful examples of the benefits of joining the EU. But clearly I only have an outside view.
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One of the funniest “Killing in the Name of” covers I’ve seen so far
“I’m sorry sir, but I don’t think I’m going to do what you requested”
youtube.com/watch?v=uTnZIRnN…
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I understand and share a lot of criticism of the EU, a lot of it is well deserved. Still would have expected it to have been a net positive for all member countries. Which ones are you thinking of, specifically?
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You mean there are Eastern European countries that are worse off because they became an EU member? Or because they didn’t?
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What happens if someone develops commercial, closed source software that violates one of RH’s patents?
a) sounds good, b) only extends to FOSS, if I understand correctly, which I find sad, otherwise I’d like that too
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Ich finde Herrn Reichelt eigentlich sehr nützlich: Wenn man sich bei einem Thema nicht ganz sicher ist, liegt man mit dem Gegenteil seiner Meinung meistens goldrichtig #brandstifter #kriegstreiber #maxgoldtzitat
Eine der größten Handelsnationen der Welt will nicht dabei helfen, eine der wichtigsten Handelsrouten der Welt zu sichern. Für deutschen Wohlstand sollen lieber andere Länder das Leben ihrer Soldaten riskieren.
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It’s next to impossible to describe a software patent that is truly original without legal tricks that make sure it doesn’t obviously ignore prior art; because it doesn’t help innovation, but stifles it; because it feeds patent trolls; because it’s of no practical use.
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I am sure your work is awesome. I still maintain software patents are, in principle, a horrible idea, and no software developer (who relies on the work of countless others all the time) should support them.
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