Bobby

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bio	website	bonsaimind.org
	location	Vienna, Austria
	age	26
visits	member for	2 years, 7 months
	seen	May 11 at 19:31
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I'm a guy from Austria who just enjoys coding and finding solutions to problems. At the moment I'm primary coding in VB.NET/C# and Python, but in my spare time I try to keep my skills up with Vala, QT, Java, PHP and JQuery.

It's not like I mind being downvoted...but heck, I wanna know WHY!

You know, coding is a little bit like jumping from a rooftop while you think you can fly...it seems like a good idea at that time.

	188 reputation	bio	website	bonsaimind.org	visits	member for	2 years, 7 months
110 badges		location	Vienna, Austria		seen	May 11 at 19:31

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Jan 30	comment	What makes a language Turing-complete? @amalantony: Just as a footnote‌.
Jan 19	awarded	Scholar
Jan 19	accepted	How to correctly chain overloaded functions?
Jan 13	awarded	Student
Jan 13	comment	How to correctly chain overloaded functions? Ahrm, assume an arbitrary number of methods/parameters.
Jan 13	asked	How to correctly chain overloaded functions?
Nov 23	comment	Why do programmers write closed source applications and then make them free? @phresnel: Yes, the original one. The modified one originates from somewhere on SO, most likely on a deleted question. I'm unable to find it, I mean, it's quoted multiple times through out the web, sometimes even mentioning Stack Overflow, but no attribution or link...makes me sad somehow.
Nov 22	comment	Typically how many programmers on svn? How many programmers work on the same SVN server solely depends on the project size. But I'd say if you don't have 100+ people working on the same repository, you shouldn't even start thinking about it. To answer your second question, no. And your third question, SVN or some other Revision Control System should always be part of any software development. Also, this question should be closed as "Not a real question".
Apr 7	comment	How can I prevent a client from seeing my code written in an interpreted language? @James Eggers: The question about what license to use belongs on programmers.
Apr 6	comment	How can I prevent a client from seeing my code written in an interpreted language? nightcracker is right in my opinion. Proper licensing and contracts should prevent all this, not technical measures. Especially because you can always decompile/de-obfuscate something and `root` is allowed to do everything.
Apr 6	comment	How can I prevent a client from seeing my code written in an interpreted language? My first thought was to downvote this as not an answer, but heck, you're right. Licensing and signing contracts is the way to go here.
Mar 31	comment	Java vs. C# - Productivity perspective `If your code can throw an exception you must account for every single exception possible.` I don't see the downside of this, at least this raises awareness of problems...though, might just be me.
Mar 28	comment	What is the preferred way to protect ownership of one's code (e.g. copyright, licenses, etc) Yes, but what license did you put the code under (and before you ask `SourceForge` and `OpenSource` are no licenses)?
Mar 24	comment	What is the preferred way to protect ownership of one's code (e.g. copyright, licenses, etc) The real question is, what license is your code under?
Mar 24	comment	What are the major constituents of operating system programming It might be noted that some of these points (GUI, System Tools, Libraries f.e.) are not necessarily part of the operating system itself.
Mar 22	comment	Is “funny commenting” a bad practice or not? @Pierre 303: Wow...those are true words of wisdom. I'm...I'm stunned (in a positive way).
Mar 22	comment	Is “funny commenting” a bad practice or not? @Sri Kumar: Unfortunately, not always. :(
Mar 21	comment	Folder conventions In what context? Source management, installation directories, ... ?
Mar 10	awarded	Civic Duty
Feb 16	comment	Is there a supported way to run .NET 4.0 applications natively on a Mac? @Dan: Exactly, Microsoft does not want to be compatible with the world, otherwise the world could use something different. ;)