aoloe

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   by aoloe 13y ago

   I'm working on something similar, except that it will work the other way round and won't be using git for publishing. It's a set of scripts that you put on your web server and that pulls the content from a Github repository (
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   by aoloe 13y ago

   As said above, PHP is good when you want something on your own webserver and you don't want your system administrator skills to be challenged. In both cases, I want the software to run on my own server.
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   by aoloe 13y ago

   PHP is wells suited for software that you want the users to install on "their" server without requiring any server configuration skills. Two simple projects I'm needing: - A Tumblr like app where I can post / tag /
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   by aoloe 13y ago

   mypaint?
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   by aoloe 13y ago

   i'm really not sure that in this case 110 + 70 people sum up to a representative population. and if the result are representative, doesn't it rather show, that math-women tend to care more about how other people see them and math-
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   by aoloe 13y ago

   .ora? (OpenRaster) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenRaster gimp (plugin), krita, and mypaint
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   by aoloe 14y ago

   You know, it could have been gone this way: Manager: Make me a captcha. Dev: We don't really need one, all we need is a simple way to avoid dumb automatic submits. M: Use a simple one, then. ... a few minutes later... D: Here it is, the use