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by erlanger 18y ago
Hunan King tonight?
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by erlanger 18y ago
You can't learn creativity, but you can keep it in good shape. It has plenty to do with social inhibitions as well. With a tendency to question others' ideas and to trust yourself comes creativity. Here's a start: Be more creative than to a
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by erlanger 18y ago
Be a remora on a starving shark.
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by erlanger 18y ago
How does one passively root?
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by erlanger 18y ago
Free coffee?
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by erlanger 18y ago
Yes, if you're serving from Apache: * http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/howto/ssi.html * http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_include.html I'm sure other servers have similar options.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Because it allows you to do a lot while moving very little.
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by erlanger 18y ago
1. Hm...in the front seat of my car, waiting for the traffic officer to return for 45 minutes. 2. In a dorm room for a year with 10kb/s internet, tops. FTP was impossible without net2ftp.com. SSH and most other traffic would not get anywher
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by erlanger 18y ago
"PG said: 10,000 people is a drop in the bucket by immigration standards" Yes, in terms of people. But you fail to understand that it's an entire new process and system that would have to be invented and executed. You just don't think l
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by erlanger 18y ago
I worked full-time is a freelancer for quite a while. Nobody asked for my papers, and I won't say anything about taxes. I could've easily laid low when (the few) clients called asking for info (SSN, etc.) for my 1099s, as income was distrib
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by erlanger 18y ago
Sorry, but I don't think that this makes much sense. INS already has their hands full, and it wouldn't be much fun for them to have to check up on thousands of startup founders to be sure that they're in fact running their business (1) viab
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by erlanger 18y ago
There is something to be said for manners though.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Too late to edit. It doesn't force a scrollbar even in NetNewsWire though, so you might just want to widen the window a bit.
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by erlanger 18y ago
"The first 500 registrants get a free dub sack! But wait...call now, and you'll get two, that's right, two dub sacks! That's a $60 value for two easy payments of $10!"
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by erlanger 18y ago
You know what, you're right. I was thinking of something like: if (strpos('http://digg.com/', $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'])) header('Location: whateverPage'); But that would block all traffic from Digg, including links in comments,
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by erlanger 18y ago
It goes against the grain of the web, that's why. Sites that connect so many users to so much content should not do that.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Yes, but I've never heard of RewriteConds/Rules affecting scalability. It's common knowledge to only use preg_match, etc. in PHP if you're performing a very complex search. Of course, this is not a huge deal, but I feel that if you're advis
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by erlanger 18y ago
What do you mean by that? At the very least, most PHP devs know that strpos/strstr are much, much faster than a regular expression.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Psst...indent your comment two spaces to display as code.
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by erlanger 18y ago
It goes against the grain of the web, that's why. Sites that connect so many users to so much content should not do that.
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by erlanger 18y ago
It is a daring way of making it.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Assuming he uses Apache, why not just use a RewriteCond for that referrer and redirect to such a page? Executing that regex on every page is a performance hit, and generally I prefer to use Apache for stuff like this. If you do use the supp
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by erlanger 18y ago
I was wondering where I could find this stuff...
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by erlanger 18y ago
Well, that's one way to keep people away.
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by erlanger 18y ago
I think it's self-promotion, for better or worse.
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by erlanger 18y ago
It is odd, but I don't care much for the practice of inspecting user profiles, except when browsing submitted content. Edit: I've thought about this a bit, and I think it's wrong to suspect users in this way. There are likely many who just
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by erlanger 18y ago
My bad on the misspelling, I sometimes leave out the extra "r." The quotes imply that this person is in fact not much of an entrepreneur.
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by erlanger 18y ago
Ah, so we've now reached the point where we frequently cite poster tenure?
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by erlanger 18y ago
If somebody posted an article on Python best practices with no evidence of Python experience, you'd be singing a very different tune. But I guess double standards are OK. I didn't say a thing about the poster's age, intelligence, effort, or
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by erlanger 18y ago
Reminds me of the original iBook...antiquated design.

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