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   by deweller 15y ago

   If you are staying with PHP, check out the TWIG template engine: http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ . It can be used with or without Symfony.
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   by deweller 15y ago

   Keeping the logo and the word Netflix in the new company name makes it less attractive should they wish to sell it off. Just sayin'.
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   by deweller 15y ago

   From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ProRes_422 : ProRes 422 is a standard-definition and high-definition lossy video compression format developed by Apple Inc. for use in post production. It was introduced in 2007 with Final Cut Studio 2 [1]
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   by deweller 15y ago

   I don't have facts to back up my opinion - It is formed by memories of articles I've read. I believe CouchDB is a better choice for very large data sets because of its design. + CouchDB uses a Map Reduce design that I believe would scale be
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   by deweller 15y ago

   From what I've read, I wouldn't pick MongoDB my first choice for a large data warehouse. Maybe 10gen can change that.
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   by deweller 15y ago

   I care! But alas, dropbox is giving me that 403 error.
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   by deweller 15y ago

   I switched to a standing desk 3 months ago. It has been a great thing for me. My thoughts to those who want to try it: + Give it time. The first 3 days were hard. After a week, it started to feel normal. + Get some padding. I'm using a
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   by deweller 15y ago

   So help me understand... A government agency in Iran has obtained the private key of the root certificate for the DigiNotar Certificate Authority. And with that, they can decrypt and re-encrypt SSL traffic by pretending that they have the
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   by deweller 15y ago

   From the docs: "Drag/drop support of files is currently only available in Firefox 3.5+. WebKit/Opera doesn't support this feature yet." Is it true that WebKit doesn't support Drag and Drop? I'm pretty sure I drag and drop files into Google
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    by deweller 15y ago

    I would love to see something like this on the new Switch bulb coming out (supposedly) this fall. More info on the Switch bulb: http://www.slate.com/id/2298444/pagenum/all
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    by deweller 15y ago

    Some of the posts here make me think I should seriously consider making the jump from TextMate to Sublime Text 2. Would anyone care to share some good reasons not to make the jump that I should consider?
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    by deweller 15y ago

    I've looked through some source code in the Symfony 2 components. The code is well organized, commented, and most of all it is of high quality. As far as I am concerned, Symfony 2 is the gold standard example for developing a PHP project o
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    by deweller 15y ago

    +1 for the trails. Have fun. Do what makes you happy on your own site!
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    by deweller 15y ago

    Great article. This is another reminder that I should really read the HTTP/1.1 spec someday.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    I'd like to try iTerm2, but "groups" in Terminal.app is a must-have feature for me. Anyone know of a workaround for iTerm2 that will let me save a group of windows and starting commands?
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    by deweller 15y ago

    There is some good stuff listed there. For example, JS Signals ( http://millermedeiros.github.com/js-signals/ ) looks especially intriguing to me.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    You can get some of this functionality with monitoring software like Nagios, Cacti and plugins.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    I'm pretty sure the canonical use case for this would be for including complex binary data in a URL. A URL shortener might be a good example.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    This is an interesting turn for Redis. In my mind, this is the lightweight, NoSQL analog to stored procedures.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    Next up: malloc Ok - now I'm convinced it is a joke. Dry humor, indeed.
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    by deweller 15y ago

    A couple of highlights from the article: "The key to today's breakthrough is Intel's ability to deploy its novel 3-D Tri-Gate transistor design into high-volume manufacturing." "The 22nm 3-D Tri-Gate transistors provide up to 37 percent per
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    by deweller 16y ago

    This is an important step in the battle against telcos trying to protect their broadband monopolies. If Google can launch this, then it would establish an important precedent. Go Kansas City!
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    by deweller 16y ago

    Can someone point me to some good benchmarks showing the performance of Drizzle7 vs. MySQL 5.5?
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    by deweller 16y ago

    Some excerpts from the preface: "we are not going to list all the available commands...you should be comfortable with the command line...and it certainly wouldn't hurt if you know what Ubuntu is...and how to install software... If you are a
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    by deweller 16y ago

    For those looking to try this out, be aware that this framework appears to be in a pre-alpha state. Don't expect to download it and expect a working demo without digging into the code and figuring some stuff out on your own. With that said
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    by deweller 16y ago

    Very nice. Doesn't the Mongrel2 Chat demo use Flash-based socket communication? I've haven't been able to figure out if Mongrel2 supports native websocket communications on the same port as http traffic (a la nodejs with Socket.IO).
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    by deweller 16y ago

    Can I use this stack with Socket.IO in the browser for real-time communication on port 80 to PHP? In other words, can I implement a simple real-time chat demo using websockets with this stack?
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    by deweller 16y ago

    What is this PuSH client and protocol? Is that just another name for Pubsubhubbub? My google-fu is failing me on the term PuSH protocol.
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    by deweller 16y ago

    You can check out Corona from Ansca as well: http://www.anscamobile.com/ This IDE is geared for graphical oriented apps (games).
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    by deweller 16y ago

    It is nice to see PHP still getting a little love in the startup world.