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Hey, this is the daily overpass, my name is Eric and I make apps!

Now today I wanna ask the question: 'How would you feel, if your developer resold your code?'

Alright so first, let me apologise for the lack of formality today, I'm just in a t-shirt

- well, I'm wearing trousers too but you guys can't tell.

The weather is really nice here in England today, it's gonna get up to 26 degrees!

It's beautiful outside, I'm in the office, and for some reason, when it gets nice outside,

the temperate in the office just goes up and up and up, and I think it's the computers

and stuff, it just gets impossible sometimes!

So earlier I was wearing a blazer and I was gonna do the video in a blazer and dress like

the best -dressed man from my childhood, Don Johnson in Miami Vice, but I just wore the

t-shirt today.

So anyway, sorry about that.

So today I wanna talk about an email I got this morning from someone with a few questions

and it was really interesting, I wanted to get your guys take on this.

But first, let me just say thanks everyone for subscribing, if you haven't subscribed

yet please hit the subscribe button and please like (or dislike) this video.

We get a lot of dislikes, you know but...

I don't say that often enough and I know I should at the end of the videos or the beginning

of the videos.

So anyway, thank you everyone who's liked or even disliked the videos, let me know what

you don't like too!

I'm fine with that, I'm cool with that!

So I got this email this morning from somebody saying, and I'm not gonna tell you the specifics

of the email, although they said it was ok, but I don't wanna go into too much detail

on it.

But basically, it was saying this person had hired a developer, a developer they'd worked

with on many projects before, and the developer did a game for them and it's out there on

the app market and everything like that.

But then the developer had other clients too, and he took that project and sold it to another

client and basically re-skinned it.

So it looks almost exactly the same, I mean the game play, everything's the same except

for the image had been swapped out.

But this person had paid for it, so they said "how would you feel about this?

I'm not sure how to respond to it because he seems very apologetic and everything like

that.

He didn't really know if that was bad or not".

And I thought it was.

So I wanna get your guys opinion on this, because there's a sense of code reuse, like,

every developer will reuse some of their code, at least they should.

A lot of times we talk about the security of the source code, like for us, we always

give the source code out to our client after they paid for the application, so they own

all the source code.

So we never give them anything proprietary, that's something that we would reuse again,

but we do have modules and stuff that we've written that make development a little bit

faster.

So stuff like, let's say there's a module that handles push notifications for iOS and

Android, that's something that we might use in different projects and even though it's

included in that project which we give away, but we'll still reuse the modules, or like

helper libraries and stuff like that.

And then there's the case of intellectual property.

So this being, you know, taking an application and basically selling the entire idea, all

the game play, and just skinning it and selling it to somebody else.

See, I think that takes it a step too far, and then I start thinking there's actually

a spectrum here.

For a while, I remember working on one client project and they'd recommended another client

to me who wanted a similar application, and I was actually, because I thought it would

be dishonest to use the code from the first one, I was rewriting the code, like keying

it in another time, doing double entry.

Which was ridiculous.

When the client found out they said "I don't mind if you use the code!" - that was fine

with them, but I got their permission.

But a lot of the times when they're paying for the project, in my opinion, they're paying

for the code that we write, that's what we deliver to them at the end.

So, there's always that kind of thing.

But I've also had one of the development firms I worked with early on, it was a development

firm in India, they were working on some of my apps, but then they were also pitching

me other apps that they'd already made for other clients.

They'd say like "hey we made this security app for this other client - would you like

to buy it?", I'd think, well, did they not go through with this, they'd say "oh no no,

they got it, but we've got all this code, we can sell it to you too" and I was like

"no". and then I started thinking "hang on, are you doing this with my apps to other people?"

Because that is one thing.

See as a business owner, as a developer, you reuse a bit of code, you have a good function

here, you have a lot of stuff that's just very generic, it does what it does.

It makes the job a little bit easier.

And then you've got stuff that's specific to the application.

It's almost like the intellectual property of the application.

So this company in India, they wouldn't stop pitching me things.

Eventually I stopped working with them.

And another thing they'd always do is they would take my apps and use those to market

to other people.

So I was getting their spam messages, like their cold emails, even though I was already

a client of theirs in the past, and they were listing all these apps that they had done

in the past, and they were all my apps!

I knew that they hadn't done them all, I knew that I'd hired other designers, other people

for other parts of it, but because they'd done part of the development they were passing

that off as their own and that really made me upset!

Which got me to thinking about this problem too.

As a developer, I Think it's fine to reuse a bit of code, I think it's expected, but

to reuse an entire app and sell it on to somebody else, I think that's really wrong, but it's

also something we have to specify early on in a project.

When you hire someone, you have to think, they have to know that "Hey this code you're

working on, this belongs to me, everything that I paid for.

It could belong to you if I haven't paid for it yet, but in the end, that belongs to me,

or that belongs to my client.

You have no access, no rights to sell that on later.

You can use functions and stuff like that, you've gone through all the learning".

And a lot of the times, when we learn something new, we have a problem, a lot of the problems

with development is having these problems that we have to solve as we go through, and

once thy're in our mind, it's easier to solve them the next time, and if we have a bit of

code to refer to, it's even easier because we've been through all that before and development

just gets faster as you go.

Anyway, I wanted to get your guys take on this, what do you think?

Because I think it's completely wrong.

I think, if somebody pays for an application, especially if its just a re-skin, because

then you're talking about indirect competition with somebody else.

So as a developer I don't mind a little bit of code reuse, in fact, and as a business

owner I don't mind a little bit of code reuse, because a good developer has a tool set - a

set of code snippets - that they use, you know, they reuse over and over again.

but as a business owner, anybody who's gonna take the source code of any of my applications

and give it to somebody else, I would be extremely upset.

But I realise, having been in the app market for a while, that the code itself is not everything,

so they could sell the code to somebody else and that other person, they would have to

go through all the same marketing efforts I did, they'd have to go through everything

else to get to the places that I am with those applications.

But still, if it's something I pay for, it's something I should be able to keep.

What do you guys think?

I think I was getting angry when I read this email a little bit and then I was thinking,

try to think of the developers side, you know, they've written this code, maybe they should

try and maximise the profits from it?! but it depends on the contract between them.

So, what do you guys think?

I'd be really interested to hear what you say!

First of all, are you a developer or do you hire developers?

And based on that, how do you feel about this kind of stuff?

So anyway, that's it for today, I'll talk to you guys tomorrow!

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Căn Cứ Quân Sự Mờ Ám Mới tại Pakistan của Trung Quốc | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 6:50.

On this episode of China Uncensored,

the Chinese Communist Party loves

Pakistan'sprime beachfront property.

Welcome back to China Uncensored.

I'm Chris Chappell.

This is Gwadar.

It used to be a sleepy fishing town on the coast of Pakistan.

But over the past several years,

with Chinese investment of hundreds of millions of dollars…

…this once a sleepy fishing town

has morphed into a deep-sea port …

…and a giant gateway for trade.

Now controlled by the Chinese regime.

Ah, progress.

The state-owned China Overseas Ports Holding Company Limited,

or COPHC,

"has proudly taken over" and will be calling the shots

for the next 40 years.

The port, Gwadar,

is near the mouth of the Persian Gulf.

That area—the Strait of Hormuz—

is a key shipping route.

About 20% of the world's oil

flows through there,

plus a huge quantity of regular cargo.

Gwadar is especially important to China

because it connects the western part of China

to the Arabian Sea through Pakistan.

And that gives China easier access to

the Middle East, Africa and Europe.

The port is a lynchpin linking land and sea

in Xi Jinping's One Belt One Road Initiative.

One Belt One Road is a network of trade corridors

that connect China with the rest of the world

and make it easier for China to acquire raw materials,

export Chinese goods,

and project its influence across the globe.

The trillion dollar One Belt One Road

is marketed as the "new silk road,"

a purely economic initiative

meant to evoke a romantic age

where silk flowed west along ancient trade routes.

Only now, instead of silk,

it's cheap plastic toys.

The Chinese Communist Party insists

that One Belt One Road is about peace and prosperity.

But not everybody is so sure.

The Center for Strategic and International Studies,

a think tank,

points to the "string of pearls" theory.

The "string of pearls" is the idea that

China plans to develop a string of military bases

along the Indian Ocean to support

extended naval missions

and expand its military reach.

The report says that even if China

doesn't establish naval outposts directly,

by investing in trade-related infrastructure

around the world,

China is creating places

"with Chinese characteristics."

These are locations that can serve

as support for the Chinese Navy,

but technically let China say

they're not expanding military bases.

"What, us expand our military?

No!

We want 'prosperity for all—

not global hegemony.'"

But, places with Chinese characteristics

would still "affect the security calculus

of India and the US in the region,

as well as set a precedent,

potentially for application in Europe."

In other words,

these places could give the Chinese Communist Party

similar advantages to having military bases,

but the Party gets to deny

that they're military bases.

So they can call the military "string of pearls"

part of their trade corridor.

But in Pakistan, China is bold enough

to call a spade a spade.

At least that's what two separate reports claim—

from the South China Morning Post

and the Washington Times.

China is building a joint naval

and air base for Chinese forces,

just a short distance up the coast from—

you guessed it—

the port of Gwadar that they now control.

Sources "familiar with the deal" say

a group of Chinese People's Liberation Army officers

met with Pakistani military officials in December

and hammered out a deal that would see the port of Jiwani,

about 15 miles away from Gwadar,

become a Chinese military base.

It would have  a small airfield be upgraded

to "handle large Chinese military aircraft."

And it might also require the forced relocation

of "scores of residents living in the area."

Don't worry, the Chinese regime

is very skilled at forced relocations.

They're scheduled to break ground

for the base in Jiwani this July.

Jiwani will be China's second offshore military base.

Its first offshore military base

was launched last year—

in the small, hilarious African nation of Djibouti.

The former Foreign Secretary of India,

Kanwal Sibal, is not surprised.

He predicted it back in 2014,

when China was getting extra chummy with Pakistan

over the mega-port in Gwadar.

He wrote that "China will, inevitably, follow up with its commercial footholds

in the Indian Ocean with naval ones."

It's not always great to be right.

Ok, it usually is.

Retired US Army Reserve Colonel Lawrence Sellin

writes that China's Jiwani base

a sign of "Chinese militarisation of Pakistan, in particular,

and in the Indian Ocean."

He said the combination of Chinese military bases

in Djibouti and Pakistan would "not only [be]

capable of dominating vital sea lanes in the Arabian Sea,

but boxing-in U.S bases

in the Persian Gulf"

and outflanking the US navy.

And the retired Colonel warns that

more Chinese military expansion could be on the way,

using what he calls

"debt-trap" tactics.

That's when the Chinese regime

lends you tons of money.

And then when you can't pay it off,

they offer to forgive the debt in exchange

for strategic infrastructure

or natural resources.

It's like borrowing money

you can't pay back

from your friendly neighborhood loan shark.

Instead of breaking your legs,

he makes you lease him your legs

for 99 years.

Like what the Chinese Communist Party did in Sri Lanka.

"There is concern that the Chinese

will transform its 99-year lease

of the Sri Lankan port of Hambantota

into another naval base,

the exact 'debt-trap' method

the Chinese used in Djibouti."

So then the Party would have a naval base

right off the southeast coast of India.

To match its new Pakistani military base,

which is just to the west of India.

India is not happy.

Especially because they've seen what happens

when China builds bases,

sorry, islands,

in the South China Sea.

So what do you think about China's plans

to build a military base in Pakistan?

Leave your comments below.

Thanks for watching this episode of China Uncensored

Once again, I'm your host, Chris Chappell.

See you next time.

Find out about China's secret military plans

and what it means for the world.

Visit ChinaUncensored.tv.

We upload full half hour episodes

you won't see on YouTube.

Learn about the shady practices of the Chinese regime

before even world leaders do!

ChinaUncensored.tv.

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Japan rules out claims of being sidelined in developments regarding N. Korea - Duration: 4:06.

Having maintained intense sanctions on Pyongyang.... with no diplomatic or economic relations with

the regime...

Japan fears being frozen out of the recent developments on the Korean Peninsula.

Kim Min-ji turns the spotlight on how Tokyo may view the upcoming summits.

Japan -- within range of North Korea's short-to-mid-range missiles -- has been maintaining a hardline

stance towards Pyongyang.

No trade, no personnel exchanges.

And that has put Tokyo out of the picture.

"There have been reports that Japan is being sidelined in the latest diplomatic developments

regarding North Korea.

But Japan is stepping up efforts of its own, with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe visiting the

U.S… and there is also speculation that a Tokyo-Pyongyang summit may be in the works."

Tokyo has brushed off concerns of so-called "Japan passing" -- saying the idea that the

country is being left out is not true.

Prime Minister Abe has stressed that close communication is taking place between the

key players... and that Tokyo's approach towards North Korea is closely coordinated with other

regional powers.

In the U.S., Abe got assurance from President Donald Trump that any deal regarding the North

abandoning its missiles,... should not just cover ICBMs,... but also short-to-mid range

missiles that can reach Japan.

"We could say pressure on the regime has brought it to talks.

And Japan has been at the forefront there.

But when it comes to the talks themselves, as Japan is not part of them, we do need to

get information from the parties that are involved,... as the issue affects our security

interests.

At this point, President Trump needs to take the lead,... and Japan will likely support

whatever the U.S. decides to do.

Even though the talks are scheduled, we will probably maintain maximum pressure."

In fact, Japan has been calling on both South Korea and the U.S. not to lift sanctions despite

the recent sense of optimism.

Given North Korea's past behavior,... there are voices in Japan warning that there needs

to be a clear definition of what constitutes denuclearization for concrete outcomes to

be achieved.

"There have been many great agreements and treaties in the past.

None of the promises were kept.

If some sort of compromise is reached this time, there needs to be a system that oversees

whether the agreement is being abided by -- for instance we could set time frame, by which

goals have to be achieved."

Further down the road,... experts say Japan will have its card to play.

Because in exchange for denuclearization,... the regime will likely have its own demands

-- and meeting those demands will require concerted efforts.

"Ensuring the security of the North Korean regime... is not something the U.S. can do

alone.

This is where South Korea and Japan come in -- to promise the North economic cooperation.

What Pyongyang will want down the line is the normalization of relations, which will

lead to economic support."

On top of that, Japan still has outstanding issues with North Korea -- such as the abduction

of its citizens -- which has raised the possibility of a bilateral summit in the near future.

But experts say that will depend on whether there are sincere, visible efforts by North

Korea towards denuclearization.

Tokyo also needs to believe that talks with Pyongyang would yield positive outcomes --

especially at a time when the Japanese prime minister is mired in scandal.

"If the prime minister met with Kim Jong-un and nothing comes out regarding the abduction,

I don't know how the Japanese will react to that."

Many Japanese experts on North Korea say this could very well be the last opportunity to

deal with denuclearization.

While on one hand, it's an issue that needs to be settled by the U.S. and North Korea,...

neighboring countries like South Korea and Japan... will also have to well play the role

of advisors to bring about positive and sustainable developments on the way.

Kim Min-ji, Arirang News.

Tokyo.

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A van-ramming incident in Toronto took lives and injured more than a dozen people.

And among the dead are two South Korean nationals whose details have not yet been released.

Another Korean is seriously hurt, and three others are still disconnected.

Lee Ji-won has the latest. Two South Koreans have been reported to be

among the dead in the van rampage incident in Toronto.

Seoul's foreign ministry said Tuesday afternoon that of the three South Koreans previously

reported to have been injured, two had died, with one still being treated for a a rib fracture.

Another of the dead is a Canadian national of Korean descent.

The ministry also said,... there were 9 South Koreans who initially couldn't be contacted.

Six of them are now known to be safe, but the whereabouts of the other three are still

unknown.

There is much concern about the safety of South Korean nationals as the attack occurred

in Toronto's downtown where the city's Korea town is located.

The incident occurred at about 1:30 Monday afternoon, local time, in the North York area

at the intersection of Yonge(Young) Street and Finch Avenue.

The driver of the white rental van is said to have jumped the curb, striking a number

of pedestrians.

"He just went on the sidewalk he just started hitting everybody man. He hit every single

person on the sidewalk, anybody in his way he hit, the bus stop, everything shattered.

"....And there were four bodies on the ground. Police and the ambulance hadn't arrived yet

but people were trying to revive them, obviously to no avail....But by the time the police

and paramedics got there, they, they tried again and didn't work and so they covered

the bodies, put them in body bags and taken them away... "

The suspect fled the scene... but was arrested after a tense standoff with police several

blocks away. He is now in custody and being investigated,

but details of the probe are still scarce. According to U.S. media, he has been identified

as 25-year-old Alek Minassian, a college student,... who, unlike previous reports, was not known

to the authorities. Police believe he acted deliberately and they

are trying to determine his motive, but they add that the incident doesn't currently appear

to be related to terror.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was at a meeting with the foreign ministers

of the G7 leading industrialized nations issued a brief statement Monday afternoon, expressing

his condolensces to those affected. Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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