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Meine Rückblick auf 2015 bei Jaxenter

Meine Beiträge zu "Entwickler blicken zurück auf 2015", Teile 1 – 5: https://jaxenter.de/10-geheimtipps-sprachen-tools-frameworks-32420 https://jaxenter.de/gadgets-2015-32471 https://jaxenter.de/software-projekte-die-2015-enttaeuscht-haben-32479 https://jaxenter.de/10-technologien-mit-denen-sie-sich-2016-befassen-sollten-32491 https://jaxenter.de/java-9-verschoben-was-entwickler-wirklich-darueber-denken-32505

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Teaching Modelling with #Eclipse #Papyrus?

I received a very interesting report on modeling in the classroom, from Grischa Liebel from the University of Gothenburg. While one of the tools evaluated was Papyrus, the reports deals more generally with the the perception of usefulness of modeling: Dear colleagues, With the risk that quite some of you are on the mailing list…

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ACM considers open access proponents “IP Communists”

A commentary by Dirk Riehle brought my attention to the latest ACM Editorial, where Mr. Vardi states that "the open access (OA) movement found itself in the IP communist camp".  Like Dirk, I find this point of view regrettable and his arguments rather unconvincing.  I publish a lot myself.  Conveniently, Mr. Vardi talks about costs…

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Support the #TrueCrypt fork (and download the uncrippled 7.1a)

TrueCrypt is shutting down. I strongly doubt that the official reason (loss of interest) is the true one.  Why release a crippled 7.2 (cannot create new encrypted containers)?  Why remove all references to older versions and to the source code (the source code is not accessible on SourceForge any more)? May it as it be,…

How to prevent 1&1 and Vodafone to change HTML and Images

I was really annoyed when I switched to 1&1, and I noted that images where compressed and HTML and JavaScript were modified.  Especially, as the modification interfered with the functionality of those pages! I understand why they do that – the idea is to accelerate web traffic, which, in theory, makes happier customers (and lower…