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811.
by pan69 12y ago
http://www.slimframework.com http://silex.sensiolabs.org
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by pan69 12y ago
Sorry, I don't understand what you're saying, are you implying that once a feature (law) has been pushed into production (signed off) there can be no issues filed against such feature?
813.
by pan69 12y ago
<tongue-in-cheek>They also work on Android devices, you could say they are cross-platform wallpapers</tongue-in-cheek>
814.
by pan69 12y ago
Let me know if you disagree... Don't just hide behind a down vote...
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by pan69 12y ago
Timers are sort of threads..
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by pan69 12y ago
I also have a MacBook Air and I run my Linux (XUbuntu) desktop in a VM. I guess it depends on what you're doing but for me personally it works just fine. The Air has a compact size and a great screen. I don't think I could have go
817.
by pan69 12y ago
Ah. Trolling with a disclaimer attached. That makes it all right then I guess...
818.
by pan69 12y ago
Hmm. The your ?author=\d+ trick doesn't seem to do anything on any of my WordPress websites, just get a 404.
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by pan69 12y ago
When you set up a new WordPress site, or you can do this for an existing site as well, create a new user and give this new user the Administrator role. Then log out and log in as the new admin user. Now, don't delete the original &quot
820.
by pan69 12y ago
This is pretty much how ARM works. They only design the CPU's but don't actually build them.
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by pan69 12y ago
I get the impression that this set up was for a client and a bit of an R&D project. I guess his client just made their logs available on S3 for him to consume.
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by pan69 12y ago
I think this is so true. When you have an evolving system, just toss it out every few years and rebuild from scratch. Obviously, this only works if the people who are building the new version have also build the previous version, i.e. it&#x
823.
by pan69 12y ago
I guess that's sort of true but often you know what direction you will be heading, just not now. I see it like a game of chess, you want to be able to at least predict the next few moves and cater your architecture towards that. Howeve
824.
by pan69 12y ago
Looks like a real government quality project. Must have cost a fortune.
825.
by pan69 12y ago
What's happening with scrolling on websites lately? Does this website really need some badly implemented custom scrolling? </rant>
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by pan69 12y ago
OK. So this is one or two iterations after the MVP. You don't go from couple of square meters to replacing all the roads in one step.
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by pan69 12y ago
Sort of like a strange start-up analogy in there...
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by pan69 12y ago
Exactly. I never expose my database Id's to the outside world but generate a random token for each of my objects that has to be. This token is then translated to a database Id which is then used from then on. This allows for the greate
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by pan69 12y ago
What's even more mind blowing is the amount of time we've wasted by pumping money, time and resources into useless wars and spying infrastructures. Imagine what mankind could have accomplished if WW2 truly was the last war and all
830.
by pan69 12y ago
Is that the bit (step 1) where they install the Service Worker? I.e. regardless of whether or not the page is open, the Service Worker is active?
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by pan69 12y ago
Over the years I've come to realize the the 'P' in OOP is not important at all. What you technically can or cannot do in a given programming language isn't really that important. In my opinion it should be OOT where &#x2
832.
by pan69 12y ago
I always was under the impression that Chrome was build on top of Chromium. Is this not so? And if not, would somebody please be so kind to be able to explain what exactly the relationship between Chrome and Chromium is these days?
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by pan69 12y ago
What exactly is the difference between this one and the one you posted a few hours ago? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8441863
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by pan69 12y ago
I'm no grammar Nazi but the first sentence on this website had me completely tripped up: >> Linux distribution is well-tested collection of packages carefully organized and supported by the vendor. wat?
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by pan69 12y ago
The "Interactive Video" on this page is hilariously ill conceived. Once you click a link to start another video you can't jump back to the original video and you end up playing two videos at the same time. The presenter says
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by pan69 12y ago
They have their own planes...
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by pan69 12y ago
I'm glad CI has a new home. For many in the PHP community is was their first MVC framework. Although I wish BCIT all the best I'd wish it would have been picked up by WordPress instead. WordPress is great but it's really show
838.
by pan69 12y ago
The Australian government is currently very busy orchestrating a national fear campaign to make its citizens believe that laws like the Data Retention law are required. However, the Australian government wanted this law for a long time now
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by pan69 12y ago
Further more, at the end the author say he has started a blog on Quora about chip architecture. No idea why anyone would post this stuff on anything other than their own domain is beyond me.
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by pan69 12y ago
I think it's more likely the other way around. E.g. you have a team with one developer located in NYC making $100 USD ph and a developer in rural Romania making $100 USD ph. Both of equal skills. The NYC developer makes a good wage, en

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