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by nkuttler 13y ago
In other shocking news: USD: Tax Evasion Currency
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Oh, it's a question about PHP... Anyway, I either use the one that's official for the language, the one that applies to the project I'm just working on, or the one that seems the most sensible to me. For the latter I normally
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by nkuttler 13y ago
The site is extremely slow, I got the text to load but apparently relevant images aren't loading. It's not in google cache yet either. If somebody could save the entire page and upload it somewhere (or something).. that would be g
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Years ago I built a site with iipimage, http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/demo/ . I'm wondering if there are other tools around somebody here uses?
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Themes being PHP code or plugins being hosted on wordpress.org without any code review isn't beyond anybody's control. Of course the former will never be fixed, there is no deprecation policy. But yeah, if you have to host such so
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Unable to edit this any more, but the patch has been applied http://bugs.python.org/issue18472#msg194144
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I guess http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2013/06/11/3 isn't serious enought? Oh, right, it's just in some third party code WordPress passes unsanitized data to. I also find it in
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Thanks for the inspiration!
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Thing is the code will also become less readable for many people if your line is longer than 79 chars. My terminals have a fixed width so that they fit perfectly side by side on my multiple monitors. Using random higher numbers just means t
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by nkuttler 13y ago
It's interesting that you and vijayboyapati focus on this one paragraph of a much longer reply, and that you perceive correcting somebody as attacking them. Indeed, that's something that hasn't gotten better over the years, a
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I have a feeling it's a good thing that game developers don't work on curing cancer. I know this isn't what the article is about, but the headline makes it sound so.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
At least Bing supports the hash fragment as well, but it looks like you have to enable it manually http://www.bing.com/blogs/webmaster/f/12248/p/671232/9669509...
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by nkuttler 13y ago
You have to support non-JS browsers if you want to support search engines crawling your sites. The hash fragment is a non-JS method that only works with search engines. Why not use something that works with noscript browsers as well, and in
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Having the same meta description on every page could lead to incorrect SERP snippets. See also https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/35624?hl=en Though such an obvious error is hopefully always ignored.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
No, that's wrong. You just use links to /the/normal/looking/URL and let the browser use JS instead when it can. And obviously you serve the real content at /the/normal/looking/URL instead of behi
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I find it a little odd that this article focuses on the hash fragment approach and only mentions the HTML5 pushState in passing, and how to avoid it. There are a few scenarios where the hash fragment is more useful (states that don't m
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Google Cache https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.sh...
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Nice, I hope you can build something good with this. Personally, I like the HN frontpage because so many news items fit on it. So a little too much whitespace for my taste.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
This looks interesting, even if it doesn't look like HN at all. What would interest me is some background, how is this connected to know incubators/investors? A link to an informative English article would have been nice.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
This looks very interesting even if I can't think of a use case yet. It would be nice to see a license file though.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
He wrote it himself, didn't he? You're totally reading that into what I wrote... Some part of "web development" could use improvements.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Indeed, his workflow is broken. For me the problem he describes doesn't even exist as tweaking pixels is such a minor part of my "web development" work. The vast majority is backend stuff or simple HTML that doesn't need
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Using inflammatory headlines to start a discussion doesn't sound like a good idea. In case somebody is wondering, this is in reply to op's dead comment.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Interesting. I find the salt documentation excellent and haven't found any serious bug in it. Too bad it didn't work for you and that you gave up so soon.
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Most "sites/blogs" can't handle the traffic that reddit sends when content makes it to a popular page. Users have learned the hard way that imgur (and a few others) are the only reliable links. Personally, I almost never
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by nkuttler 13y ago
I really wanted to read the article but the light grey text on white background made it impossible. Now I'm not too interested in this design article any more.
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I wrote my own. I never really used Google for reading feeds anyway. None of the open source solutions looked very interesting and it was a nice exercise for me. I would have open sourced it but the code is too bad, maybe a 2.0.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
Isn't the more interesting aspect of HN how it scales? Simply writing a few models, views and templates is certainly a nice exercise but only a first step. Not to mention getting the audience, but that's not really a technical problem.
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by nkuttler 13y ago
So you're forcing me to write @localhost :-( Edit: Oh wait, on your own sites :-) I'm just slightly annoyed that I have to add a fqdn when doing local development with some apps...
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http://catb.org/jargon/html/R/RTFS.html

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