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by najafali 16y ago
Personally, when I was 21 and bummed I didn't have a girlfriend, I would have appreciated someone, anyone, telling me to MTFU and get out into the real world rather than sit in my room and whine about it on a forum. While I appreciate that
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by najafali 16y ago
If you're referring to the `git merge` command then the actual things they do are quite different. In svn it applies specified changes to your working copy, while in git it either fast-fowards branch-a to branch-b if applicable, or finds a
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Brainhacking: How to Learn 2000 Japanese Characters In A Month(najafali.blogspot.com)
3 points by najafali 17y ago|1 comments
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by najafali 17y ago
Yeah, as the other posters have said, they're different things. OpenID allows users to log into _YOUR_ site with a single login that they can use for other sites that support it. An alternative is your regular user/pass login (which you'll
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by najafali 17y ago
I feel your pain about the Windows issue! I've been a PHP programmer through and through for the past three years and had no complaints about it. That is until of course I met RoR. After the first year or so of occasionally playing with RoR
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Dining Table To Ultimate Programmer Office With Under £1500(najafali.com)
1 points by najafali 17y ago|2 comments
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Questioning My Faith In Object Oriented PHP(najafali.com)
2 points by najafali 17y ago|0 comments
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by najafali 17y ago
There's no harm in doing it that way. By convention across my classes though I declare properties private and provide access via public getter methods. The reason I use getters instead of direct access to properties (especially in PHP) is y
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How To Build a 'Dynamic' Config Class in PHP(phpwarrior.net)
1 points by najafali 17y ago|2 comments
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A Sneaky Way To Save Money On PHP/MySQL Projects(phpwarrior.net)
2 points by najafali 17y ago|0 comments