It looks like that ACTA is going through because of some kindergarden-esque quarreling between MEPs.
The British UKID MEP Bloom was removed from the meeting because he accused the German Schulz of being a 'fascist'. Subsequently the Dutch PVV MEPs left the meeting because Schulz has called the Dutch Van der Stoep a fascist earlier and was not punished for that.
None of the PVV and UKID MEPs voted. I expect the 4 Dutch PVV MEPs to have voted for the proposal (anti-ACTA). It seems that the UKID MEPs walked out as well, because they didn't vote either. Does anyone know what the UKID MEPs would have voted?
About half of the variable names are almost directly from RFC 3280, page 67:
(1) The valid_policy...
(2) The qualifier_set...
(3) The criticality_indicator...
(4) The expected_policy_set...
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3280.txt
The camelcase and prefix 'm' are not that far fetched. Variables named 'parent' and 'children' seem to make sense. Only mOriginalExpectedPolicySet seems troubling to me.
Just as the sibling poster states, I'm also ashamed to be a Dutchman..
they tell that to their own citizens too.. not just foreigners
My cousin is planning to move to Ukraine because there he can live with his wife and kid, although there seems to be some progress for her with moving here. With all these new policies we are actively chasing away our own people. Oh another thing, he asked for a permit (months in advance) for her to stay here from Jan. 1 to Jan. 31. He was granted the request and could pick the permit up on Jan. 27!
like how to flush a toilet (yes they taught me that useful skill),
Living in a student dormitory with a lot of foreign students I learned this is actually a good subject to treat. Some of my Chinese floor mates actually did not know how to use the toilet when they first arrived here. Poo all over the place except in the toilet.. However, the test is really bad. They showed it on national television and more than half of the Dutch native citizens failed, I know I failed.
Some more reasons to not go to the Netherlands: Our biometric passports, our compulsory id, our defunct voting machines. And our 'culture of complaining':-).
I'm totally not seeing the problem that is presented on that PEAR page.
Use tabs for identation and spaces for allignment and everyone is happy. The problem is probably editors that automatically change tabs into spaces and vica versa. Which is just as annoying as editors automatically capitalizing words (imagine how annoying that would be in a case sensitive language).
In the examples on the page, everybody can use their own tabsize and everything lines up perfectly. [tab] is a tab rendered as 5 spaces, [t] is a tab rendered als 3 spaces, _ is a space
printf("%s",
_______$arg);
[tab]if ($foo &&
[tab]____$bar) {
[tab]}
[t]if ($foo &&
[t]____$bar) {
[t]}
About consistency: If I set my tabsize to 5, then I want all my identation to be, well guess, 5. If pear fixes theirs to 4 it is inconsistent.
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It looks like that ACTA is going through because of some kindergarden-esque quarreling between MEPs.
The British UKID MEP Bloom was removed from the meeting because he accused the German Schulz of being a 'fascist'. Subsequently the Dutch PVV MEPs left the meeting because Schulz has called the Dutch Van der Stoep a fascist earlier and was not punished for that.
None of the PVV and UKID MEPs voted. I expect the 4 Dutch PVV MEPs to have voted for the proposal (anti-ACTA). It seems that the UKID MEPs walked out as well, because they didn't vote either. Does anyone know what the UKID MEPs would have voted?
BTW, it was a very close call: 306 against 322: http://votewatch.eu/cx_vote_details.php?id_act=1189
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3280.txt The camelcase and prefix 'm' are not that far fetched. Variables named 'parent' and 'children' seem to make sense. Only mOriginalExpectedPolicySet seems troubling to me.
Some more reasons to not go to the Netherlands: Our biometric passports, our compulsory id, our defunct voting machines. And our 'culture of complaining' :-).
I'm totally not seeing the problem that is presented on that PEAR page. Use tabs for identation and spaces for allignment and everyone is happy. The problem is probably editors that automatically change tabs into spaces and vica versa. Which is just as annoying as editors automatically capitalizing words (imagine how annoying that would be in a case sensitive language).
In the examples on the page, everybody can use their own tabsize and everything lines up perfectly.
printf("%s",[tab] is a tab rendered as 5 spaces,
[t] is a tab rendered als 3 spaces,
_ is a space
_______$arg);
[tab]if ($foo &&
[tab]____$bar) {
[tab]}
[t]if ($foo &&
[t]____$bar) {
[t]}
About consistency: If I set my tabsize to 5, then I want all my identation to be, well guess, 5. If pear fixes theirs to 4 it is inconsistent.