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by auxbuss 16y ago
I presume that the word 'not' in the title is making the assumption that these changes were made by the banks to reduce fraud. Why would they do that? I know they say that's what they are trying to do, but they have little vested interest i
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Or yii, a PHP framework that is RORish, but not a copy by any means: http://tinyurl.com/258zrcy
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Doesn't work on my HTC Wildfire running 2.1. Demo page loads okay, and I can switch theme, although it's a bit flaky. However, none of the buttons go to their linked page, it just sits there on the original form. the buttons glow green to a
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Took me two weeks to find a .com that I could use recently. I always sleep on my choice before purchase too, so no quick grabs. It was hard work, and I went down some weird alleys looking. Ultimately, I think the system is very flawed and d
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by auxbuss 16y ago
I'm in the UK, but this issue is very much a European one relative to the UK, as most things are these days. Albeit that your average man-in-the-street Brit tries to ignore the EU, or simply blame it. Here, we are quite well organized. Ther
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Don't get angry. Get even. Software patents are a political problem. They are a very live political problem. Lobby. You can change things. But not by getting mad here, but by lobbying your representatives in whatever parliaments, senates, c
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Your new web-site is broken in places on Linux + Firefox. Drop me an email if you want me to send you some screen-grabs of the issues.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Well, that put numbers around my recent decision to return from Spain to the UK. I love Spain to bits, but doing business there, legally, is utterly impossible even when fluent in the language. It's very easy to do business there illegally
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Now, that's much more worth reading.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Why would anyone engaging in an online community want to partake of an elitist "power structure". Okay, other than power junkies whose world is embedded in this kind of delusional existence. Most folk don't want that insidious role-playing
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HTML5 Excellent collection of practicle articles(pcpro.co.uk)
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by auxbuss 16y ago
I've been testing Fedora for the past couple of weeks. My reason for considering a switch is my tiring with the serious regressions that I've encountered with every Ubuntu release. I know, the grass is always greener, but I feel I ought to
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by auxbuss 16y ago
As well as the 10.10 laptop mentioned elsewhere, I have a laptop on 9.04, which is rock-solid. I won't be upgrading it. It will likely reach its eol on 9.04. Most stable and reliable release since 5.10, in my experience.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
I would suggest folk don't upgrade to it. They are releasing with a beta version of an Nvidia driver that they switched to only this week. I've been running the 10.10 beta since it was announced, and this beta driver black-screens here unfo
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by auxbuss 16y ago
I noticed on less geeky folk that there aren't many "badges". Might want to work on that.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
This is very neat. Quite surprising results too, which is great. No idea whether you can monetize this, or whether you should, but it's certainly fun. Kudos.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Don't I know it. Last client, travel biz, had APIs to many holiday and travel co's APIs. Some of the big ones, no names, had no mock data. Being travel data, live data changed by the second. Had to employ someone specifically to fix test da
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Useful article. I agree that testing UI on the physical device is essential, and obviously faster, than the emulators (though they can be skinned). Once we have better automated testing tools, functional testing will be much easier. Fightin
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After that you've got to provide a link so we can see what you said. Or have you got something to hide :)
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by auxbuss 16y ago
It doesn't and it's so easy. And it's free. There's no excuse. Someone walk off with my laptop, or the biz's, it's a shrug of the shoulders, fill in the insurance claim, and back to work.
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by auxbuss 16y ago
"I’ll go on a limb and say that design is more important than engineering" No it isn't. Let me explain. Design is incredibly important. No doubt about it. But I hire designers by the week, perhaps by the month. I hire them by the design. I
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by auxbuss 16y ago
I agree. Eat your own dog food. Use your own API. If you aren't doing that, in most spaces, then there's more friction to scaling. Course technically it doesn't _have_ to be REST, but that's the buzz of the now.
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I updated this spreadsheet so that the coloured fields can be manipulated to reflect your needs. You need to download it to do this, as if there is a way to allow this on GoogleDocs, I couldn't find it.
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Make sure to watch the video.
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Copyright: Repression or Enlightenment?(digitalproductions.co.uk)
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I bought a domain from gandi.net recently and was very impressed with its ease of use and the speed that changes occurred. All I wanted to do was point the domain at a linode instance and everything was live within minutes. Very fast propag
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Words are cheap. Everyone here knows it's about delivery. So all Ballmer needs to do now is execute. Personally, I don't think he has the ability. He's a sales' dude. A one-trick pony. A wealthy one-trick pony, but not a CEO or business lea
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by auxbuss 16y ago
Since you know PHP, why not spend some time using a PHP-type framework, say yii. Once you have the MVC framework thing down, Rails will make a lot more sense. Small steps.
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Google Instant: how blacklisting could damage your SEO(pcpro.co.uk)
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