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17y ago
Definitely. I also believe you get a discount per transaction if you're compliant. We had to become compliant for the merchant we use, and because we don't do a lot of transactions, it was only $80 a year. Small price to pay, I think, to ke
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17y ago
No, PCI/DSS is similar to the Better Business Bureau: many people think its an official (i.e., government mandated agency/law) but it's not. Many merchant account companies require it, but it's entirely possible to find a merchant account t
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17y ago
There are a few other comments on here who are surprised by this. How is it really surprising? The two main points: a. Wire fraud. They probably had some type of fake bank accounts set up or something to launder the money because they knew
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17y ago
Exactly, it's a silly "holy-war" because you can use both quite effectively, both have their place.
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Git-daemon Startup Script
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17y ago
I would steer clear, the code is pretty bad, support is close to non-existent, documentation is lacking, and its not very well architected.
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17y ago
Great, thank you for that. I think I know what I'll be playing around with tonight.
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17y ago
How well does nginx work with Java stuff? I'm setting up a new server, and want to run Jira and Confluence from port 80 (issues.site.com, wiki.site.com) and Atlassian has an article for getting this to work on Apache, but not nginx. Does ng
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17y ago
This is pretty awesome that a project started 15 years ago is still one of the most popular pieces of software used today. Hats off to the Apache Software Foundation for such a great job.
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17y ago
I'm not fluent in Ruby whatsoever, but I think we need more content like this on HN. Incredibly informative and in depth. I probably won't ever learn Ruby in depth, but I love reading about this type of stuff, learned a lot. Thanks for the
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17y ago
Wait, people would just call somewhere and say the extension? That sounds awfully rude to me. Wouldn't you normally say, "Hi, can I have extension 432, please?" It does the same thing the article says, but you sound like a decent human bein
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17y ago
Someone mentioned take a nap, and I completely agree. Here's what you do: pack your lunch every day (its cheaper, and you'll most likely eat healthier, both making you more alert). Go to your car at noon (or whenever you take your lunch bre
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Artisan System Becomes Jolt
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Compiling HipHop-PHP on Ubuntu 9.10
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17y ago
Thanks for the help. I spoke with the dev's and it can only be compiled on a 64bit platform, and I was using 32bit, so I'm trying it on my 64bit VM.
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17y ago
For some reason this is just not compiling on my Ubuntu 9.10 machine. cmake works fine, and it's ready to be compiled (i.e., I have all of the right libraries installed, patched, and compiled), but when I run make, it eventually dies, sayin
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New Roadmap for Artisan System
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17y ago
I'm a long time Slicehost customer, and really like them. I like the new site layout. If the layout is whats stopping you from being a customer, then I'm not sure why anyone would use Prgmr. Basically, its usable, so I see no reason to comp
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17y ago
Everyone needs to lighten up. I like Sarah, I think part of her standup is funny. The joke isn't that she's using the word retarded, the joke is the utter ridiculousness of her approaching an adoption agency and saying, "please give me your
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17y ago
Ugh, I dislike this a lot. I'm one of the guys who actually likes PHP, so this may be a bit skewed, but what's wrong with PHP's existing alternate syntax? Most people don't know about it, but it's clean and easy to follow: <?php i
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17y ago
Also for the YouTube deprived, but not the headphone deprived, I've uploaded the audio to my site so you can listen to it, at least. http://tuneto.us/track/play/15
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17y ago
Cool, I'll see if I can work with a designer friend to get some tips. Yeah, I'm hoping if I can orient this towards people uploading their lectures, or something where bands can have a place to upload their music (I know, places like that e
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17y ago
Thanks for the review. Great idea, something like queuing songs shouldn't be too difficult.
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17y ago
Thanks! I'm by no means a designer, and purchased the theme on ThemeForest.net so I could have something and just customized it from there. Hopefully I can afford to hire a designer in the future. I appreciate your feedback.
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Ask HN: Please Review My New Social Music Website
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17y ago
Or, maybe he just likes being a librarian. It's probably a lower stress job than engineering.
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17y ago
Believe it or not, PHP has come quite a bit in the recent years, and with some good developers, it's perfectly possible to write good, decent code in it.
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17y ago
Exactly. If you want that access, go over to Slicehost (also owned by Rackspace), get a 1024 slice, and you now have full root access to everything. I've been running several WP blogs on it for a while with no problems. I do agree that Word
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17y ago
Or a way to make users even more die-hard Firefox users. I don't understand how this is extremely idealistic. This is an excellent way to show how software patents are bad.
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17y ago
Agreed. I remember listening to Letter From Home as a kid and just loving every note that came out of my speakers.
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