ChiperSoft

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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
The problem is that there are so many dissenting opinions on just what the good parts are. I for one love PHP's natural templating ability, it's the main reason I use the language, but a lot of people think it encourages mixing business log
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
The lack of commenting and downvoting means this list will lack any kind of real curation. There's several large blocks of text on the popular list that should have been submitted as multiple items.
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
Very nice control, but all those dependencies make it pretty hard for me to implement this in any project that isn't already using those libs.
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
You're right, I should have said "a lot of study, and somebody willing to let you play in their lab."
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
His statements are absolutely true... about a handful of fields people go to school for: Computer Sciences, absolutely. Mechanical & Architectural Engineering, sure. Mathematics & Physics, possibly, if you're gifted at it. Biology &
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
It's like they don't even _want_ to fix the language.
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
I'd put my money on an entirely new Mac model. It's already known that the Mac Pro is being updated with a smaller form-factor, but there's still a space between it and the iMac that could stand to be filled. Something screen-less, more exp
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
My god, he is so hungover in this video...
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
Shows up as an HTML5 video element for me in Safari.
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by ChiperSoft 15y ago
This is impressive, but it loses a little luster when you realize their proximity to the testing server. SpeedTest's SF server is hosted by MonkeyBrains.net. A quick traceroute shows their servers are just one step away from Cogent's SF ba