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by jafaku 12y ago
That's great, thanks.
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by jafaku 12y ago
Slightly more complex code with tests beats code with no tests every time, and it works just fine. Having 1 more class or function call is not exactly what makes an impact on workload. If you are optimizing your application by reducing func
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by jafaku 12y ago
Why not Docker? (lxc)
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by jafaku 12y ago
> You know what has a high chance of introducing a crap ton more bugs? Unnecessary code. :) If only that "unnecessary code" had tests... Oh wait.
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by jafaku 12y ago
It seems to be good and they are very active. They also support tipping. But I'm not sure if I like their 2-of-2 scheme. I would rather have a 2-of-3 one. Maybe I should re-read their paper. Another thing that bothers me is that it&#x2
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by jafaku 12y ago
Well I only cared about Composer and all his points were wrong. I'm not here to get into another PHP debate. Non-phpers can waste all their time hating if they want, and then go fight with all the problems they have with outdated compo
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by jafaku 12y ago
The main point is having your keys secure from theft and loss. No wallet software can keep your coins safe if it has to store your keys in the same machine you use for your internet activities. You have to use either an air-gapped machine (
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by jafaku 12y ago
That article is just more of the usual bullshit used to bash PHP, maybe to make authors like himself feel better about not using it, and have a good laugh with other bitter peers. Haters gonna hate. The author is comparing Composer to Bundl
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by jafaku 12y ago
Does it make sense to run a Tails Virtualbox VM under a Linux host? (eg: Fedora)
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by jafaku 12y ago
You forgot to mention the one that rules them all: https://github.com/composer/composer
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by jafaku 12y ago
That's just a wrapper around Symfony2.
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by jafaku 12y ago
In my experience, geeks didn't realize mtgox and the like weren't a secure way to store your money, while non-geeks did simply by using common sense (ie. Do they have insurance? Can I sue them locally should something go wrong?).
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by jafaku 12y ago
I don't know, these things are always outdated so I always install from source.
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by jafaku 12y ago
You should let your web framework of choice do that. You should be able to find any directives you need to add to your nginx conf in your framework's docs. Typically they will use a Front Controller (eg: app.php or index.php), so you n
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by jafaku 12y ago
As a non-native English speaker, until recently I didn't know ee and i sounded different, eg: bee and bit. Someone explained to me that there are something like 30 vowel sounds in English. Y u no 1 letter = 1 sound???
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by jafaku 13y ago
> Sure covert things have always been going on to protect the public lol
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by jafaku 13y ago
How is that conclusion interesting? It's the whole point of Bitcoin. And there are no "challenges" for the authorities in this regard. The current system is working as intended. Inflation and other evils are not forces of nat
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by jafaku 13y ago
> Very true, we don't need everything to be pegged to a single currency. Another development that will make moving between crypto-currencies more fluid will be decentralized exchanges. That's not the point. The point is knowing
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by jafaku 13y ago
> Once this limit is gone, best practices will almost surely be one command per run. Agreed, I thought the same, but then I hit the 127 (I think) limit.
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by jafaku 13y ago
It went up 2000% since they jumped in.
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by jafaku 13y ago
That's a myth. Satoshi compared it to gold multiple times. Imagine if gold was digital: You wouldn't be able to make it fit into a single category like "currency" or "investment". Or maybe you could, but you wo
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by jafaku 13y ago
They will earn more coins by paying the electricity and using the already bought mining gear, than if they stop paying for the electricity and use that money to buy coins.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Bitcoin has gone up 1000% every year, and 10,000% last year. Also, every successful startup ever has had those kinds of returns at some point. So I suspect you are only considering traditional or stable investments, like post IPO stock or w
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by jafaku 13y ago
Another irrelevant xkcd comment...
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by jafaku 13y ago
Welcome to the cloud!
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by jafaku 13y ago
I was thinking about switching to Digital Ocean. Thanks for letting us know they aren't as professional as everyone claimed.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Brb, I'm gonna create CylinderCoin.
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by jafaku 13y ago
Why not give it another try now then? I have used it for years and, unlike windows, I never had to reinstall it just because something broke. And things only broke when I messed around with them, but it was always fixable. If you also use v
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by jafaku 13y ago
I doubt he was talking about precious metals...
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by jafaku 13y ago
It's called "fiat", not "real".

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