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14y ago
That could do with being mentioned in the README, a large part of the problem with PHP is developers not knowing what method to use to sanitise strings. After seeing striptags mentioned explicitly, I expected the worst.
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14y ago
> Filter values based on filter types (supported are: email, striptags) Striptags is not a security tool, it is a presentation tool. > Output filtering on all values (preventing XSS) I'm still trying to figure out how you've impleme
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14y ago
Low price is correct, cheap price is wrong. Price is implied in the word cheap.
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14y ago
I don't think you're being a designer-snob. Bootstrapping your design with Twitter Bootstrap is cool, making Twitter Bootstrap your design is not.
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14y ago
In that scenario getting a PHP environment is ideal. Using this is less than ideal.
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14y ago
Mandrill's "mostly RESTful" API isn't remotely RESTful and only knows the POST HTTP verb.
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14y ago
Don't discount it to £0.01, that is just stupid. The obvious scam here is to take high value items and mark them down dramatically. For example, marking a £200 phone down to £20. Not that I approve of this...
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14y ago
This way when you scan the item, it will be identified as the product you are purchasing. Supermarkets frequently discount items by an extra order of magnitude by accident and if you were caught doing it this way they may not immediately th
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14y ago
Thanks, I've been in contact with them about it, but they have been slow to respond. We run multiple virus scans against uploaded content, don't allow hotlinking of non-image content and actively remove any malware found. Edit: Just receive
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14y ago
I run a similar service, SSL is available to everyone right now, though it defaults to plain HTTP. Your suggestion is actually what I have in the works, SSL by default for everything premium users touch (and the files they share).
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14y ago
No it isn't, there's GPG signing and things going on there.
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14y ago
To me it looks like Cloudflare are going to use their position in the request/response cycle to measure server response times and inject javascript to enable real user monitoring. It should let them build performance metrics similar to New
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14y ago
It's not a fork, it's a separate project by 2 former Cake developers.
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14y ago
So don't work for those companies? I think you'll find a similar situation with companies using enterprise languages like .Net or Java, certainly here in Ireland where our universities heavily teach using those technologies. Shitty graduate
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14y ago
Yes, you can truly say they use PHP. You are confusing the language and the interpreter. I've seen Facebook engineers comment on threads like this and say the same thing I just have.
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14y ago
Most of the jobs I interviewed for back then involved new development. The job I ended up taking turned out to be a ground-up rewrite of a consumer website (which sold for ~€250mm the week after I joined) to bring it from poorly designed PH
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14y ago
The same argument could be made of Ruby on Rails, just look at Twitter moving core infrastructure to the JVM.
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14y ago
When I first started looking for work here in Dublin, Ireland a few years ago, I saw tens of PHP web stack jobs, 1 RoR job and no Python jobs. While the tides have turned slightly, PHP web stack jobs here still far outnumber Ruby and Python
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14y ago
What was Apple's reason for it?
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14y ago
It's also last week's news.
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14y ago
Maybe that explains why it's $299.
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14y ago
None of those things protect you from security exploits in phpMyAdmin.
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14y ago
And yet it has a democratically elected parliament.
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14y ago
It does exist, http://getsatisfaction.com
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14y ago
That is not a Steam policy, that is a policy of publishers who distribute via Steam. If you look at Valve's own game pricing, you will see the euro and dollar are almost on parity when you account for sales tax.
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14y ago
Microsoft seems to think that Node is a general purpose web application platform. It would be cooler if they recognised its values (real-time applications) and promoted it on that basis.
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14y ago
> Of the many pieces of advice proffered, four of the most common are: [...] don't drink and drive (they take it seriously here!) That is absolutely not my impression of America. Americans I have met have a shockingly casual attitude t
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14y ago
There's minimalist, and there's functionally incomplete. Right now you guys are the latter as a torrent service, whereas TB are not.
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14y ago
Vastly superior UX at http://torrentbutler.eu/
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14y ago
Couldn't the same be said of any interpreted language.
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