"Hack" is not an insult as such that Fulvio has been dispensing. The
word 'hack' meas 'quick fix' in the programming world.
On 07/07/2014 06:11 AM, Ben St-Pierre wrote:
Steve A,
I point at this:
> It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
and at this:
> Yes - this hac
Steve A wrote:
> You say it has been reverted (a month after you made the hack), but it
> is hard to verify as you have quite a lot of database backend
> restructuring in this huge commit, poorly named "A lot of code cleanup
> and simplification", and the original name frequency code is certainl
Steve A wrote:
> For everyones info, this commit also removes the ability to
> permanently sort databases. This is got around by the gamelist sorting
> feature of course, but it is a big design descision, and may have
> repercussions for tree speed , with inability to sort by ECO, etc.
>
It both
Steve A,
I point at this:
> It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
and at this:
> Yes - this hack [...]
That is all [1].
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I think it is time you credit the source of every piece of code that you
include in your software not written by you, as the GPL requires:
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Fulvio, It is hard to think well of such poor communication and insults.
Gregor wrote
> >i wrote you a message about the problems with the namebase proven by two
> >examples (also confirmed in tests) many weeks ago, and in a reply you've
> >agreed with my analysis.
Fulvio wrote:
> Are you refer
