dan15

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by dan15 13y ago
IMO this is the correct approach - Exposing every single file in the repository (including files that don't need to be public) sounds terrible.
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by dan15 13y ago
.git should never be in your web root... I can't think of any situation (other than a very simple site) where you'd want to just stick the whole Git repository in the web root. Normally there's a bunch of other things in the
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by dan15 13y ago
I wouldn't really call it a "generator"; it uses a static list: https://github.com/ngerakines/commitment/blob/master/commit_...
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by dan15 13y ago
Are they blaming OVH for their own server being poorly configured and/or insecure?
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by dan15 14y ago
PHP and MySQL aren't that bad (and support for them is pretty much guaranteed on every web host). However, the fact that it supports PHP 4.2 and MySQL 3.23 makes me wonder how old the code base is! Makes me think it's using so many obsolete
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by dan15 14y ago
Agree, they're great for mockups though as it's really easy to change the colours rapidly. Also good for doing things like animation of gradients.
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by dan15 14y ago
+1 for Pinboard - I've been using it since "The great Delicious exodus". I really like it.
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by dan15 14y ago
It appears to be built using Ruby on Rails.
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by dan15 14y ago
I agree with this. A very well-polished site, looks incredibly professional. Great work.
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by dan15 14y ago
SSL/TLS is at a lower level than HTTP. The whole connection is secure as all the encryption is set up before the HTTP request is even sent. This is why SSL used to always require a dedicated IP address - The server didn't even know what dom