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JimWestergren
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With PHP the following simple code works great for me: function validate_email($email) { if(filter_var($email, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL) === FALSE) { return false; } else { return true; } }
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Good recommendation, didn't think of that. I will do like that from now on. Thanks.
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Those kind of links are a great irritation for me when browsing and reading HN. Instead of http://news.ycombinator.com/x?fnid=KnmhPyrF1t Why not for example: http://news.ycombinator.com/news?page=2 ?
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The Origin of the Universe
(hawking.org.uk)
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Great reading! I would like to add that the development of a brain is another huge milestone. Somehow Hawking forgets to mention that. And the development of the computer and Internet is a big milestone in the external transmission period i
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Thank you!
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I heard good things about the startup lawyer Ryan Roberts and he charges $1,250 + filing fees ($148) as a standard fee when I checked with him (March). That's for a Delaware c corporation.
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How Hijacking Pages in Google Works
(dejanseo.com.au)
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I prefer Yahoo! YSlow Smush.it [1] which does this for you online. [1] http://www.smushit.com/ysmush.it/
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What is needed is a rewrite and not a fork. But why Open Source? Such a proper rewrite is a big undertaking and I don't see how that could be pulled off without financial compensation. Why not offer it for let's say $19 per domain? I would
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Looks very interesting, just bought your book.
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With 5 lines of PHP I was able to block 94,94% of the spam on a WordPress blog. I simply checked how long time it took for reading my article, writing and submitting a comment. Less than 10 seconds = block with a friendly message. Code and
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Yesterday: Swimming in tropical jungle. Today: Continue programming
(plus.google.com)
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Python interface to Amazon Web Services
(github.com)
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It looks really great. I will tell my support guy at my startup to give it a try.
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I got the execution time down to 0.00256 seconds with Redis + Nginx + PHP-FPM + APC + Cloudflare.
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Using Redis as a Frontend Cache for WordPress
(jimwestergren.com)
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Thank you for clarifying this. It is easy to get misled by those tools, like I was. They should all read this article.
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I am a non-US person. I was very close to set up and transfer my startup to a new C Corp in the US in order to get better payment APIs and make the startup more attractive to VCs. The patent trolls in the US is one of the biggest reasons wh
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Why I recommend CloudFlare and why you should try it too
(jimwestergren.com)
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