alloallo

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by alloallo 16y ago
Yes. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2259185
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by alloallo 16y ago
A .ly domain? Really? The website seems to deal with highly confidential data, and they're basing it on a top-level domain from a dictatorship (Libya) whose leader is currently bombing peaceful demonstrators? (That's right, they're using fi
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by alloallo 16y ago
I wouldn't have a problem with a name like "Roberts and Sons Cleaners" because, after all, it's a fairly unique combination of words. I would, however, have a big problem with someone trademarking the name "Robert". And that is the issue he
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by alloallo 16y ago
Since the framework and the server(s) can be set up in a multitude of ways (including two-server setups with Apache serving Django and nginx serving static files), I'm finding it really hard to believe that you'd be able to distribute a one
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by alloallo 16y ago
Except Django isn't a CMS, it's a framework (a CMS is a piece of software that allows non-technically-minded people to manage the content of a website. A framework, on the other hand, is made for developers). But my main point is that, whil
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by alloallo 16y ago
The platform does make a difference in this case. With the way PHP is set up on most servers, you can have static files and dynamic files (PHP files) in the same folder (although you'd probably separate them into subfolders). This makes eve
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by alloallo 16y ago
Okay, so everyone thinks that WordPress shouldn't use the name of a well-known jazz musician, but they're perfectly fine with the fact that the Django Software Foundation has trademarked Django, a common Romani word/name? WordPress certainl
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by alloallo 16y ago
I was told by your supporter that I won't be able to change my email address since my "entire Tradeshift profile is tied to the email address." I naturally assumed that meant that you use email addresses as primary keys, since I see no othe
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by alloallo 16y ago
Exactly. And those integer ID columns are even created for you automatically in several web frameworks/solutions such as Django and Google App Engine.
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Don't use email addresses as user IDs
17 points by alloallo 16y ago|10 comments