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  1. Joopie

    Starlight [C#/.NET Core/Dapper]

    No, because it would violate a few characteristics of the design guidelines when to use a struct or not. In theory yes, but malformed packets can still cause unexpected behavior. The Invoke() method is slow. It does not gain the same speed as by directly calling the constructor. It never...
  2. Joopie

    Starlight [C#/.NET Core/Dapper]

    It seems I forgot the why. Yes I do agree with what you said. It can also cause weird side effects, when you need a specific method to be called first in order to do something with it. However I find some use cases, for example this one, where such errors are minor. It's an object holding data...
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    Starlight [C#/.NET Core/Dapper]

    I perhaps can make an educated guess and reason why it's done that way, seeing SpeedBlood's name in the credits. You can construct a new instance of a given class via a type parameter. One of the criteria's is to define a few generic type constraints, such as class and new(). Defining these...
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    Why is it so hard leaving retros?

    Hé ho! Long time no seen. For me there is a difference in leaving retros. You've the retro "development" community and the actually playing a retro. I used to do both; developing and playing. When I was playing a retro I seriously was addictive to it. The main reason is that you don't want to...
  5. Joopie

    Holo5 - HTML5 Engine [NodeJS, TS, Sass, MySQL]

    Randomly checking DevBest and noticed I was mentioned. I like what I see in this thread. It seems like you made a lot of progress. And to be honest, it looks good as well! I'm curious what the future will bring. If you need something or help, just mention me in the Discord server (both Devbest...
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    Habbo advising people to avoid retros due to a “well-known” retro that had their database leaked...

    Can't tell for sure, but if it's the Dutch DoxHotel... Finally he fucked it up. It used to be THE retro here in The Netherlands (aside with a few others). The owner is crap, can't be trusted (as I found out the hard way), went to jail for being a pedo, threaten people... overall just a fucking...
  7. Joopie

    Thank you very much!!! :)

    Thank you very much!!! :)
  8. Joopie

    Call of Duty CoD Infinite Warfare

    Kids nowadays don't know the good old school CoD.
  9. Joopie

    post your speed test

    Whoop whoop :)
  10. Joopie

    Manuel :)

    Manuel :)
  11. Joopie

    What phone do you have?

  12. Joopie

    PHP echo user data

    Why do you use anonymous functions?
  13. Joopie

    Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare

    Elysium, anybody?
  14. Joopie

    Ask donkey!

  15. Joopie

    Post your CPU Uptime!

    For the win8 experts under us, win8 doesn't reset the cpu-up time when you shutdown your pc. Everynight I turn mines of + power switch, and it says it's running for 4 hours. (resets after a windows update)
  16. Joopie

    How not to store passwords.

    I suggest you should look up PHP crypt. Random salts for life :)
  17. Joopie

    What are you listening to now?

    Khalil, you where stoned? :O
  18. Joopie

    Battlefield Battlefield 4

    *me plays battlefield 1942 with the sexy desertcombat mod* Althought I think this will use the new DX11 which my PC doesn't support like Crysis3. it's a hell for me ;[
  19. Joopie

    Revolution Emulator [C#, R63B, Encryption Cracked, DAO, Fluent NHibernate, Lua Plugin, Mono]

    Primary is used to link records to other tables (ex: join) Primary is a special index method with unique values. SSO ticket isn't used to link other tables records to each other, so a normal index (unique) should do the job. Also, this might be interesting: http://stackoverflow.com/a/3838649
  20. Joopie

    Revolution Emulator [C#, R63B, Encryption Cracked, DAO, Fluent NHibernate, Lua Plugin, Mono]

    SSO as a primary key O,O Why not make the ID primary and SSO unique?
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