mad182

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by mad182 6y ago
I have over 100k uniques daily, 7 servers and I also change nginx config manually via ssh.
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by mad182 6y ago
It gave me "Intermodulate" a minute ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermodulation
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by mad182 7y ago
I have couple of sites I built in 2005 with plain procedural php and they are still running absolutely fine today on php 7.4 with no major rewrites.
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by mad182 7y ago
> Access your device's terminal from anywhere via the web Nah, nice try, but I'm good with ssh, key based authentication and few white-listed IPs.
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by mad182 7y ago
Top tier "Business Plus" with up to 1M pageviews/month seems kinda low. I currently have 3 separate personal side projects with more views than that :D
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by mad182 7y ago
In my experience I only had real problems with projects built on outdated frameworks, like cake 1.3, because the framework was not compatible with php7, and upgrading to latest version of framework meant basically a full rewrite. A few othe
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by mad182 7y ago
Stats from packagist.com are biased towards newer versions. They are coming from composer users, and if you are using composer, you are a lot more likely to be using more or less up to date practices and relatively new version of php. There
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by mad182 7y ago
You don't really need gitlab/github for that, you can automate any kind of tests/build/deployment process with pure git hooks. I personally feel gitlab/github are useful from community and collaboration aspects - th
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by mad182 7y ago
Expandrive has a really shit pricing/marketing. When I switched from Linux to Mac for a while some years ago, I felt the lack of easily mounting sftp as gnome does. So I found Expandrive did that very well. $39.95 seemed a bit steep fo
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by mad182 7y ago
This, x1000. I just can't believe there is no setting to turn it off.
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by mad182 8y ago
apt-get install wordpress See - I made a blog in one line of code. I'm a coding genius 8)
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by mad182 8y ago
I have a bridge to sell you
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by mad182 8y ago
I saw your comment and thought to myself I haven't seen any emails from LinkedIn in a while. Then I remembered why - https://i.imgur.com/J4d4VLk.png
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by mad182 8y ago
Yeah, I'm a very passive FB user and have removed all the FB battery draining crap from my phone, so I don't get meaningful notifications very often, but I'm checking it out at least every few days out of habit. It's alw
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by mad182 8y ago
Pretty much my experience. From time to time I see some article claiming how Firefox is getting faster and more awesome, but when I try it out I never see any improvements on my modest hardware.
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by mad182 9y ago
I have a waterproof phone with jack.
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by mad182 9y ago
As a user I think ignoring autocomplete="off" is great decision. More often than not it's misused and annoying. As a developer, I have never used it anyway, so don't care.
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by mad182 9y ago
Yep, I run across this often. Kind of funny that using a bit more advanced functionality instantly makes you suspicious.
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by mad182 9y ago
I have the exact opposite experience. I have only used their support once, but it was great. One of my servers had hardware issue (unable to access half of RAM), and less than hour after first contacting them via website they had moved driv
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by mad182 9y ago
https://www.hetzner.com/
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by mad182 9y ago
PHP/CakePHP or just plain PHP. Because it's what I'm used to and it gets the job done.
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by mad182 9y ago
I have a 1700X with linux 24/7 running like this: https://i.imgur.com/KXARxUE.png , no issues so far.
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by mad182 9y ago
Nice! APNG is finally supported.
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by mad182 9y ago
Hetzner is great. I'm running a site with ~45TB monthly traffic on 3 physical servers and it costs me just over $150. I would have to pay many thousands to any cloud hosting provider and it wouldn't pay off in my case. Sure, if hi