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by dangayle 13y ago
They've all moved to Spokane, Wa and become real estate agents or car thieves
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by dangayle 13y ago
Do you have any other resources about using webkitgtk with python for this sort of purpose?
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by dangayle 13y ago
Just what I wanted to wake up to. Client emails asking me why their sites were down. Sigh.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Why do you have to dog on the post? I've ran into malware attacks in the past, and none of the things I've seen on the net caution you to look for pre_replace instances gone wrong. eval(), base_64_decode() and the like get all the
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by dangayle 13y ago
I read this story this morning. Would make for a good movie.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Lots of good links in there. Thanks!
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by dangayle 13y ago
I was just asking the other day on #python if there was a nosql embedded DB like sqlite. I will definitely be checking this out. Might make things like my one-off test web scraping much easier.
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by dangayle 13y ago
Because people's lives could/are at stake. Learning to enjoy & build crypto? Awesome. Trying to improve your product? Awesome. Promoting your product as secure when the security experts say otherwise? Not awesome.
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by dangayle 13y ago
That's my point. For any small/medium sites, switching to NGNIX will make a dramatic improvement on all aspects of your site, while dicking around with caching will cause you endless headaches.
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It was a white screen with text, and you managed to get a whole lot of picky Hacker News nerds playing it. You deserve kudos just for that :)
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by dangayle 13y ago
In my experience, switching to a properly configured NGINX server running PHP-FPM with memcached negates much of the need for Supercache to begin with. Caching plugins tend to cause subtle problems all over the place for WordPress plugins,
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by dangayle 13y ago
I commented on this elsewhere, but to all the people who assume that developers can just build websites and assume that JS is enabled, please Google "Section 508". FWIW, I don't think we should avoid educating users. Panderin
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by dangayle 13y ago
There is a reason to assume that it is not there, particularly if you're developing a U.S. government website, and that's for accessibility reasons. Google Section 508 and you'll see what I mean. Go ahead and build your site
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Ask HN: How to get a job at a hostile takeover company
1 points by dangayle 13y ago|0 comments
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by dangayle 13y ago
That was fantastic. What the heck happened to Yahoo. They were awesome. They had the best search page/directory, they had the best webmail. Then one day they decide that they're a media company and all of the usefulness died and Google pick
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by dangayle 13y ago
First thing I do whenever I install a fresh Debian copy is swap out stable for testing so I can get Python 2.7, then add the official repos for nginx.
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by dangayle 13y ago
You made carbonmade? I still have a portfolio on there ( http://dangayle.carbonmade.com/ ). The pricing was too steep for me to pay for the full service though. RE: url Even in 2006-2007 that domain wouldn't have been cheap. Kudos for sitti
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by dangayle 13y ago
I got hit with a firewall and a "This event will be reported". Thanks, HN Moderator.
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by dangayle 14y ago
"Screw them. Seriously, screw them. You can quote me on that." Best quote of the day
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by dangayle 14y ago
I have two Linode's. They're so easy to spin up or spin down, it's a bright sunny day's walk in the park compared to any other service. Ahem, Amazon . You gotta deal with all the typical unmanaged VPS stuff, but their support and the manag
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by dangayle 14y ago
No, but the thousands of people who use it and come up with problems are.
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by dangayle 14y ago
That's the biggest issue with jazz. It's for jazzers. But anyone, jazzers and newbies alike, can dig Take 5 or much of their other output.
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by dangayle 14y ago
Javascript doesn't even need classes as a prototype-based ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prototype-based_programming ) language. I get the feeling that because Javascript is in such high demand, a lot of "classicly trained" programmers have
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by dangayle 14y ago
>why to use modules for everything instead of solving problems with your own code. That simply doesn't make sense. You could make that argument against every single programming language.
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Is C bound by Zen?
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by dangayle 14y ago
Perfectly valid YAML
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by dangayle 14y ago
That format is perfectly valid YAML, easily parsed, and just as easily created. It needn't be any more complicated than it is. I could make a WP plugin to support it within a few hours.
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Debris From Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster Found in Texas(space.com)
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