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by mise 15y ago
I don't know what they classify as a drone, but if it includes small aircraft of several feet long, then I could imagine they have hundreds (?) of them for the same price of a fighter jet.
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by mise 15y ago
Funny.
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by mise 15y ago
I agree that watching videos is a pain sometimes when you want specific information. On the other hand, watching a person do the task can be a nice "breakthrough" from the eyes of a noob. For example, I've watched some https://www.destroya
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by mise 15y ago
If downvoting me, I would appreciate at least if you explain yourself :)
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by mise 15y ago
It's for this type of thinking that I've been looking at Rails recently.
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by mise 15y ago
My app has a Wordpress install in a subfolder /blog/. Any suggestions on how to break that out of the app? Apache proxy? 301 redirect to a new subdomain?
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by mise 15y ago
2checkout does not have a great API (they do have an API), and their subscription reporting is lacking.
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by mise 15y ago
That sounds like how 2Checkout approach it. They are a reseller of your products/services, and you must state so on your sales page. It's also the reason 2Checkout give that they don't allow 'vendors' to customize their checkout pages.
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by mise 15y ago
And how has your experience been with Sassy?
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by mise 15y ago
I'd also mention 2Checkout.com which offers recurring subscriptions with an API. I use them from Ireland, it just about works, but they lack innovation.
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by mise 15y ago
Thanks, and I'd love to hear more as you mentioned. For example "money coming in" could be: * $100/month (ok, we're getting something) * Or $2,000/month (still not enough to live off, or whatever is less than your living expenses) * Or $5,0
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by mise 15y ago
swombat, what mental framework would you apply when looking at a project and wondering if it is "the one"? Or perhaps I should be taking from your post that unless you really are tackling a problem that takes full time over several years, t
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by mise 15y ago
As the links above are probably intended for someone who hasn't yet come across a CSS framework, I'll post the following comment. Using Blueprint CSS (and probably 960.gs too) feels like going back to table-based layouts. You set up columns
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by mise 15y ago
I weep when I see a European (Irish) web-priced X220 with SSD at €1,700.
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by mise 15y ago
If you're following the steps, it's interesting to zoom in on your page to better see what's going on with the curves.
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by mise 15y ago
Indenting by two spaces is new to me. As a PHP programmer, an inserted tab (not converted to spaces) is the length of four spaces. Is the two-space indentation relatively new? Or has it always been seen around in the JS community?
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by mise 15y ago
I can certainly agree with that.
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by mise 15y ago
I'm torn between using a nice proprietary editor like this, or a fine open source one like Scribes, or even going further into the command line world like Vim.
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by mise 15y ago
Opening that page in Firefox crashes my Gnome session! Linux Mint.
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Tmux for noobs: Multiple windows and panes in your terminal(eteanga.ie)
1 points by mise 15y ago|0 comments
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by mise 15y ago
Having a "first session" and "current session" exposes very interesting functionality. It suddenly provides a quick way to keep track of what search keywords they used to get to the site, and could be later linked to an account if later cre
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by mise 15y ago
It really is ~1990 all over again.
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by mise 15y ago
I agree, but the voting function is there to let the community decide if it should rise or disappear.
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Syncing SSH config(eteanga.ie)
2 points by mise 15y ago|0 comments
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by mise 15y ago
In the oil city of Zhanaozen.
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by mise 15y ago
Mint's choice to give a broken Google custom search engine in Firefox and Chrome is my main issue with the operating system (which means I like their other choices in design). The forums in effect say "tough, that's how we make money". In F
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by mise 15y ago
Being a PHP programmer, I struggle to espouse such programming practices. For example, I copy my database class into each new project :( How can I approach PHP development in a McIlroy manner? Part of the problem is not understanding how to
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by mise 15y ago
Derek's more hard-core geek than I suspected. I could only dream of being that hard core :) Jumping from Ubuntu to Linux Mint was already a leap of faith for me.
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by mise 15y ago
To portray imagined objects to other dolphins, are they suggesting that the dolphin can imitate the 'sound echo' directly from their vocal clicks? Therefore their clicks would have two functions: to make echos reflect from objects around th
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by mise 15y ago
I'm not an Apple user, I just look in from the outside. I don't understand this seeming tension where Apple restrict choices in their systems for usability, homogeneity, etc, while also being the system of choice for many hackers. How come

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