jeanetienne

This ^

It seems to me that all this report is saying is: "Hey government, don't worry about tech 'going dark', we will still have the ability to spy on people through their poorly implemented Internet of Things devices, services that won't use end to end encryption, metadata, and because software is still fragmented."

But they don't seem to even slightly condemn the simple fact that governments are turning into surveillance machines...

Thank you so much. I bookmarked your blog about Inner Mongolia a while ago and wanted to find out how you did it. Thanks for publishing it!

Am I the only one to be bothered by the fact that both examples of codegen/generated code shows that you have to write more codegen to generate less actual code? In the first example there more than twice the amount of code written in the codegen than in the generated code... I know they are simple example but still, if I have to write more code for all the simple getters/setters, it defeats the purpose of the codegen which is to "reduce boilerplate". Am I missing something?