lonnyk

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by lonnyk 13y ago
PSR-0 doesn't really apply to C code. Also, php-src has had coding standards that really haven't changed for years: https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/master/CODING_STANDARDS
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by lonnyk 13y ago
It's an unmaintained extension that does not support new MySQL functionality. If you don't want any more abstraction you can use the mysqli_* functions instead.
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by lonnyk 13y ago
Do most other languages allow you to change the language you program in or do most just force you to use english?
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by lonnyk 13y ago
>This feature seems interesting, but it solves a problem I don't have. I'd prefer them to solve real world problems. I think it is a little much to equate problems you have with being the only real world problem. Perhaps it's a real wor
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by lonnyk 13y ago
If your HDD is stolen they can plug it into another computer and copy any file they want.
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by lonnyk 13y ago
Wikipedia[1] says I remembered correctly. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyra_Labs
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by lonnyk 13y ago
Blogger. IIRC from Founders at Work[1] book the company was on its last legs and everyone, even a co-founder, left. The only person left was Ev Williams and eventually figured out how to grow and make some rev. and ultimately sell to Google
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Somewhere in the twitter conversation he says he used APC both times.
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by lonnyk 14y ago
There are performance improvements, but the graph is actually pretty extreme. If you read the full discussion on twitter he reveals that it isn't a web server, but a server running CLI scripts constantly. It is entirely possible there was a
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PHP 5.4 - A picture is worth 140 chars(twitter.com)
5 points by lonnyk 14y ago|5 comments
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Perhaps I'm missing something - why try and have wearable passwords when everyone is already carrying around a phone?
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by lonnyk 14y ago
They were removed in 5.4 [1] [1] http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration54.incompatible.php
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Yes, it would replace APC. Unless you are using the user-caching of APC it should not affect you.
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by lonnyk 14y ago
>That said, I'm running 5.3 in production and have no real plans to upgrade to 5.4 anytime soon. May I ask: why not?
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Wouldn't they just charge a flat price in BTC and then only sell it on the market for USD when the exchange is high?
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by lonnyk 14y ago
If I remember correctly they were also not using a salt. They stated that "members whose passwords have not been compromised benefit from the enhanced security we just recently put in place, which includes hashing and salting of our current
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by lonnyk 14y ago
>Here in France companies wont even look at you if you don't have 3 years of experience. It's ridiculous. This is true in most places. I would suggest looking at things you've done outside of professional work that would differentiate y
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by lonnyk 14y ago
You seem to be trying to build a path to an end goal without having an end goal. Figure out your end goal and then figure out the best path to get there. A college degree may or may not be part of the path, but nobody can give you their opi
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Many of us would like to give you constructive advice. However, we would need more information on what you intend to have your company do in order to provide this feedback. One suggestion I can give is to find like-minded people. You're not
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by lonnyk 14y ago
>Any kid with a family that can afford books will score higher on "can this kid read English". I don't think this is true. Those who can't afford books can goto the public library and get them.
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by lonnyk 14y ago
I don't see how this is a 'side effect'. It accomplishes the exact task it is designed to and doesn't do any quirky, or 'side', behavior to the script. Also, I wouldn't be worried about one lookup. I'm pretty sure everything in PHP is in a
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by lonnyk 14y ago
PHP doesn't use threads unless you are using the pthreads extension [1]. I am not sure how it would affect that ext. Normally it won't affect any other PHP scripts that are running. [1] https://github.com/krakjoe/pthreads
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by lonnyk 14y ago
It doesn't actually change the INI file. It changes the error_reporting setting in memory while that one function is executing and when it finishes it changes it back.
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Brute force PHP session IDs in under 8 mins using Amazon's GPU farm.(slideshare.net)
1 points by lonnyk 14y ago|0 comments
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by lonnyk 14y ago
The comments in his blog post seem to confirm the posts accuracy.
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by lonnyk 14y ago
>In most jurisdictions, you are expected to comply with the spirit of a court order. In what country are you referring to?
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by lonnyk 14y ago
This article is 2 years old.
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by lonnyk 14y ago
I think you are interpreting the term 'invest' incorrectly. He has previously [1] alluded to a difference in the definition of trading and investing. [1] http://blogmaverick.com/2012/09/04/facebook-handled-their-ip...
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by lonnyk 14y ago
Do you have a source for this information?
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by lonnyk 14y ago
>Sinking 2 billion into something that yields no direct monetary profit, that's a bold move for any country. You need to look at what is spun off from the projects. If you look at that I'm sure the 2 billion will seem like a pitance. h

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