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by bausshf 8y ago
This is the best thing I have seen, EVER. It's amazing when you find a commit with a relaxing tune.
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by bausshf 8y ago
"Why has my girlfriend turned into a boyfriend? There was a common issue that has since been fixed where boyfriend photos were accidentally posted instead of girlfriends. We have since corrected the issue and removed all posts made in
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by bausshf 8y ago
It's more than just checking your balance.
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by bausshf 8y ago
The only thing you can't use for good is Windows Vista
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by bausshf 8y ago
Because they're taking PHP seriously.
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by bausshf 8y ago
Success is when the ones you looked up to becomes your competitors.
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by bausshf 8y ago
And now I can't take Slack seriously either.
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by bausshf 8y ago
They will get a huge backlash from the fine if they don't become compliant, because the fines can be up to 4% of your global revenue. That could cost Facebook billions.
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by bausshf 8y ago
A cover letter should usually not be about your skills, but rather reasons why you want to work a specific place and more commonly personal stuff. Skills, projects etc. are for your resume (CV)
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by bausshf 8y ago
https://xkcd.com/353/
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by bausshf 8y ago
I agree with 3, not necessarily 4. The amount of people who uses a product does not determine is quality. However stars can determine to an extend whether it's a project worth looking at or not.
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by bausshf 8y ago
So basically all of the Bush family
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by bausshf 9y ago
Look at this http://h3.gd/ctrace/
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by bausshf 9y ago
dlang.org
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by bausshf 9y ago
What problem?
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by bausshf 9y ago
Seems like a very biased article. In general you can't really follow these as it all depends on your context and what tasks you have to perform.
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by bausshf 9y ago
Someone comment with a brief of the article please. I don't want to subscribe to read it.
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by bausshf 9y ago
That has to be myspace
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by bausshf 9y ago
Maybe something like this "Shieldfy monitors all requests and your code to see how it reacts. When an attack is spotted, Shieldfy blocks it and sends you information about it, including every action the hacker performed, since he lande
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by bausshf 9y ago
Pretty interesting project, is it PHP only though? All examples seem to point towards PHP or is it a generic solution?
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by bausshf 9y ago
Indefinitely period. My name being remembered is insignificant to me, what about me I want remembered are my achievements.
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by bausshf 9y ago
To not be forgotten.
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by bausshf 9y ago
Heroku deployment has been added now http://diamondmvc.org/tutorials/deployment#deploying-with-he...
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by bausshf 9y ago
If you have any questions, need assistance or if there's some functionality you'd like implemented, feel free to let me know. You can either email me, join the discord channel or create a github issue. I'd gladly help getting
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by bausshf 9y ago
Same. Good luck
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by bausshf 9y ago
Indeed, but it's a classic example of why you shouldn't use something just because it's popular.
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by bausshf 9y ago
For Heroku deployment you could take a look at this: https://tour.dlang.org/tour/en/vibed/deploy-on-heroku I'd have to add Heroku deployment to the actual documentation though.
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by bausshf 9y ago
You could take a look at my framework which I initially posted to HN recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16743476 I'd be more than happy in assisting you how to use it.
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by bausshf 9y ago
Your first mistake is that you limit yourself to what's "in", rather than what gets the job done "properly". For serious long term business apps you want to use multiple technologies that all integrate with each oth
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by bausshf 9y ago
I love how you mention Facebook, yet Facebook moved away from traditionally PHP and made their own PHP engine and has a lot of native code in C++.

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