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Sujan
18y ago
Have you read it? It is more about the connection of database engineering and "the real world" than about gay marriage.
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Gay marriage: the database engineering perspective
(qntm.org)
55 points
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Sujan
18y ago
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55 comments
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Sujan
18y ago
One more: http://phpimpact.wordpress.com/2008/10/28/php-namespaces-con...
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Sujan
18y ago
One more: http://scriptnode.com/article/php-to-use-backslash-as-namesp...
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Sujan
18y ago
I also really still like Lego, so well, that's not an argument :P
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Sujan
18y ago
Last one looks fine to me.
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Sujan
18y ago
More links: - http://wiki.php.net/rfc/namespaceseparator - http://news.php.net/php.internals/41374 - http://loveandtheft.org/2008/10/26/set-sail-for-fail-php-nam...
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PHP: \ as namespace separator. What were they thinking?
(ninh.nl)
37 points
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Sujan
18y ago
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Sujan
18y ago
devjavu.com - 1GB, SVN+Trac, 3 commiters, unlimited users
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Sujan
18y ago
definitely a nice post to start a new blog.
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Sujan
18y ago
Yeah, I do - but wanted to list it to make sure all of them are here and can be commented or voted on.
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Sujan
18y ago
Yes, self hosted of course could be an option, too. But I don't want to manage it myself, building integreation to whatever ticket system and so on. (I'm a happy paying customer of Assembla for my commercial projects, so it's not about that
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Sujan
18y ago
springloops.com - 25MB, SVN, unlimited users
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18y ago
beanstalkapp.com - 20 MB, 1 SVN, 3 users
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Sujan
18y ago
Unfuddle.com - 200MB, 1 project, unlimited SVN, 2 people
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Sujan
18y ago
Assembla.com - 200MB, SVN, unlimited users (but: free only for public projects)
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Ask HN: Free (or almost free) hosted version control?
3 points
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Sujan
18y ago
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Sujan
18y ago
The comments really show how Peldi thinks: In the article he stated why he sees no point in making it hard to crack the code open, then someone posts this code and mentions that he is no pro hacker, but just was able to use his newbie-skill
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Sujan
18y ago
but well, it is looooong, isn't it? ;)
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Sujan
18y ago
There was a really nice discussion in the comments, and it seems like the message was received: > I will try to come up with a new plan for free student projects. Our old way of approving each project took too much time. However, maybe
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Sujan
18y ago
PHPUnit it is for everything PHP.
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Assembla kills free+closed use ot its services (SVN server, Trac, etc)
(blog.assembla.com)
2 points
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Sujan
18y ago
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Sujan
18y ago
Or live with ugly code. Like they probably did before. But you're right, this is a thing where I also see a big problem. It's not downward compatible.
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18y ago
anti-crack-protection ;)
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Clay Shirky: It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure.
(web2expo.blip.tv)
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18y ago
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Sujan
18y ago
ha i did. and it was worth it.
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Sujan
18y ago
nice one!
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Sujan
18y ago
Yep, I think just naming the facts in 2 or 3 paragraphs would have been much more effective. Now he looks kind of 'crazy' and rambling about it. But yeah, what Brian describes sucks. If it's all true the way he told it, poor guy.
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We Burned the Poop
(thedailywtf.com)
1 points
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18y ago
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When encrypting the password is not enough...
(thedailywtf.com)
6 points
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Sujan
18y ago
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