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10y ago
So the only way to detect exploits is to scan the server regularly and log the mtime and the file size, and look for changed files that shouldn't have changed? Re the command history, is there any way around them wiping it - e.g. pipin
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10y ago
> switch to the "type in the TFA secret" mode, and store that in your password safe Oh that's a great idea! Never thought of that, thanks for sharing.
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10y ago
Off-topic too but are all Mormons successful, or do we (the world-wide general public) just see them because they talk about being wealthy, successful and Mormon at the same time, and the evangelists give the impression too because they all
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10y ago
As non-US, non-Mormon, I thought Utah was their favourite state. Never realised Joseph Smith was from Vermont. So what's their connection with Utah?
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10y ago
What's healthcare like?
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10y ago
That wasn't a suicidal move; more of a "when you're cornered you have to fight or die" move.
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10y ago
> modern things Heh, so a bunch of unreleased beta-frameworks don't count as modern any more?
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Debugging Node.js applications
(blog.risingstack.com)
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10y ago
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Evernote Basic restricted to 2 devices
(blog.evernote.com)
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10y ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/eu-referendum-man_uk_5... https://twitter.com/louisa_compton/status/746279848180592640 No evidence for many cases, but some.
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10y ago
And his laughably bad (if it weren't so serious) handling of the 'renegotiation' with Europe months before the referendum. He certainly comes across as a blustering public-schoolboy, which was never going to go down well with
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10y ago
What are forms and form validation like in Yii? [Have looked at the docs, but after real-world usage] I've used form libraries from the PHPClasses one back in 2003 through Symfony forms now (which has cognitive overload, and is so flex
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10y ago
> I used to like Laravel, but lately it feels so enterprisy. You think that feels enterprisy? Try Symfony, and listen to the community, with its "way to do things" that change every 6 months depending what's in vogue - and
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10y ago
> The problem is that clients really want WP a lot. This. I can waste my breath talking about another CMS which is better suited for the task, has cleaner data representation (good for 5 years' time) etc, and try to get stakeholders
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10y ago
What's your list of preferred WordPress plugins?
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10y ago
Surely as rules are deleted they disappear from the saved copy? Or is the issue that fail2ban et al don't remove stale rules?
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10y ago
I imagine the roads in southern Utah are somewhat different to the UK. The best comparison here, whether urban or in the countryside, would be a plate of spaghetti.
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10y ago
For me, Google Maps Navigation. Having real-time routing and traffic updates without paying a fortune for a fancy SatNav is wonderful.
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10y ago
That's grand, the tutorials and examples gave me the opposite impression (SPAs and own-everything)
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10y ago
> Why is it all or nothing? Erm, because that's the impression I've got from the tutorials and demos. I guess a "Add $Framework to a bit of your app" isnt' sexy: the ones I've seen add their own routing and
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10y ago
Thanks, I keep meaning to play with Vue.js. You've spurred me on.
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10y ago
Yup. > If yes, why not use "vanilla" js? I can't answer that, but I can answer "Why not use $Framework?" My current project (a large admin system) is crying out for the more complex parts of the admin UI to be bu
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10y ago
Congratulations on reaching 1.0. Electron is really interesting, but until memory usage can be curbed, it's going to be a limiting factor. I have been going back and forth with Slack over their desktop client; on Windows when signed in
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DataGrip: Swiss Army Knife for Databases and SQL
(jetbrains.com)
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11y ago
What is meant by a keto diet? Something that puts your body in ketosis? If so, how many days a week? I hear keto bandied about a lot, but not sure a) if everyone's talking about the same thing, b) the difference between it and paleo, a
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11y ago
> When we introduced a library for a new project Great, a real data point! From this and previous comments, I'm guessing the library was React? And from another comment on this page, you haven't bolted-on multiple libraries for
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11y ago
> I can't help but think this is just a whole bunch of people up in arms about not wanting to learn something 'all the cool kids' are. There may be that. There's also: a) Some of us are old enough to have mortages
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11y ago
> through when the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan gave Carter a clue) I've not heard that before - what clue did it give him?
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11y ago
A great point, but saving from Slack isn't the most straightforward. It's not as brainless as "Select text & hit 'Save to Evernote'" which I do in my web browsers. I've resorted to screenshots a few ti
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11y ago
> Let users break a chat message out into a threaded discussion for example. Threaded chat would be awesome! In 'noisy' public Slacks the conversations are impossible to follow. Sure IRC had the same problem, but it wasn't
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