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cstrat
12y ago
Very cool, I haven't ready looked into react. I have just started with meteor and it's been fun and a big learning experience. My previous background was all with php and traditional client/server nteractions. It's quit
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12y ago
Why would they only allow facebook and g+ accounts to sign up? Maybe I am missing a link somewhere that allows normal sign up process... Personally I very rarely link services. I especially wouldn't feel comfortable linking a gambling
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12y ago
looks very interesting, a local device version of 'if this then that'... i will give it a try.
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12y ago
its been well overdue for an upgrade, if you had asked on forums everyone would have suggested you wait.
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12y ago
Yeah I saw that but I am sure they did their own figures rather than listen to what the vendor was saying others were netting.
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12y ago
Ah yeah thats right, when I read the emails, it read more like an ATM that accepted deposits (there were currency scanning issues attributed to the polymer notes) rather than cashing out. I guess it would work both ways.
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12y ago
wow that sounds like a horrible experience! it is unfortunate that you got stung like that. out of interest, what was the expected ROI? I mean, you sunk $25K into it. even if you were charging 5% fees - you would need half a million in tran
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12y ago
The second hand market for iPhones is quite large in Australia and I imagine its the same elsewhere. Probably not fair to only include those two years iPhone sales. I would think at least 50% of the older models are either on-sold or the us
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12y ago
and i suspect you can cancel the proxy card, without impacting your normal card which may be on file for recurring payments elsewhere.
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12y ago
haha who is this guy. fight the machine, bro.
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12y ago
You already can zoom while filming, two finger gesture (reverse pinch) to zoom.
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12y ago
ohhh ok, but it would block pure advertising cookies because its less likely that a user would directly visit the domain that they originate from. that is still good, however I would prefer if it did allow you to block all cookies that aren
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12y ago
I really like the changes they are making here. One that stands out that I think will cause plenty of issues is the "Block Cookies not from Current Website". This should basically block all tracking, like, +1 etc... buttons, right
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12y ago
Very cool idea and excellent implementation, works amazingly well! While playing around with it I was just thinking that what this is doing is shifting the complexity of web design away from HTML and CSS, into the dynamic IDE. If I were to
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12y ago
so true, I would not trust that domain at all.
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12y ago
of course!
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12y ago
haha yeah that is true, when they said import_request_variables was being removed I was so close to just forgetting the idea of doing what I am doing.
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12y ago
Like you said, I wouldn't use it without first cleaning the input. I guess I use it more out of habit and preferring a straight variable to an array... just feels neater. Good point on the memory, but I wouldn't think thats a big
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12y ago
It is easier to use in strings, `$blah = "hi $gVar_hello"` rather than $blah = "hi {$_GET['hello']}";`. Not that it is a massive deal... I guess I just got in the habit when I was younger. Like I said, I always
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12y ago
After reading these comments I am intrigued. Whenever I have used PHP I pretty much always run extract three times: extract($_GET, EXTR_PREFIX_ALL|EXTR_REFS, 'gVar'); extract($_POST, EXTR_PREFIX_ALL|EXTR_REFS, 'pVar
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12y ago
Nice work. I have tried heaps of apps for this, 'cost' and 'spendee' are the ones I found to be the best so far. Will give yours a try soon.
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12y ago
The people sharing concerns with what T-Mobile are doing aren't looking at it through a short sighted consumer lens. It's a great move for consumers right now who stream music. However it is encouraging a tighter coupling between
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12y ago
I am sure this depends on which country and which state you live in. I'm from Australia and the tax ramifications are quite interesting with both options. I did all the calculations on a normal lease vs. novated lease vs. outright purc
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12y ago
I have a decent NAS - Netgear ReadyNAS4000 (i think thats the one). 4 x 2TB drives in there gets me 6TB of space. Plex is amazing, I used to use it on my TV through my macbook, but that wasn't powerful enough for the latest and greates
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12y ago
thats what I am hoping for. its been AGES. mine is from 2011, still a great device. It will get converted into my media centre if I can upgrade.
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12y ago
better GFX. I have one on my desk and would love to be able to play games... Don't want an iMac, don't need a MacPro, already have a macbook from 2008 which does its job...
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12y ago
I am hoping for a macmini refresh...
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12y ago
had to laugh at this comment. is the plan that people wear this around day to day??
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12y ago
Probably should note, for all Australian readers: All vulnerable endpoints for Optus Voicemail have been fixed. Including the endpoint I used to bypass their initial fix.
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12y ago
haha, exactly the same experience here. I couldn't really see what the point was until my fiancée started searching for wedding venues and ideas.
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