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Show HN: Minimal-MVC: Frugal PHP framework with basic routing and templating
(github.com)
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PHP Built-in Server: How to stop URL rewrites to index.php?
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What benefits can I hope to achieve by switching from jQuery to react?
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How do you browse Hacker News from your phone these days?
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I think it might go the Google vs Oracle way. The courts might do the right and ethical thing (Google wins) but the basis will be a specific workaround (fair use of APIs) instead of something beneficial for society as a whole (APIs can'
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Thoughts on PHP Routing Strategies
(prahladyeri.github.io)
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Nearly two-thirds of Americans say social media is tearing us apart
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2y ago
"Just block or mute their account, eh.." would be carried to a whole new level - in actual life!
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A Word about RMS, GPL and the Free Software Movement
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However strong her case may be but in lawsuits like these, the prosecution usually needs to prove *beyond reasonable doubt* that OpenAI copied her voice and that too intentionally. This, in all likelihood, seems very tough to come given the
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Another Chrome Vulnerability – Dissection of the Chrome Zero Day Bug
(schneier.com)
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Where NS records show up in DNS replies depends on who you ask
(utcc.utoronto.ca)
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Two Pizzas for ME – What is this article trying to say?
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Totally deserving after all the heckling, property damage and distress caused to other employees due to their acts. As someone said earlier about this topic, you're supposed to leave your political leanings outside when you enter that
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2y ago
That "River to Sea" phrase has a very sinister and evil meaning when you look up the original Arabic. Translations are always polished for mass appeal!
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Five year old bug is a testament to the diminishing Firefox interest
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3y ago
But WHY? What is the harm in existing rice that nature gives us?
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3y ago
I call it efficiency and think it's good. If the resources freed from this project are utilized in improving the firefox browser itself (need of the hour), it's win-win for all. The browser's performance and long outstanding
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3y ago
This means they should either push updates quickly on an ongoing basis, or not push them at all and provide service packs at regular intervals like Windows XP and 7 used to do.
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3y ago
But at such a congested space between them, chances are that gravity or magnetic fields on them will cause some havoc or the other.
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3y ago
Has anyone here read the John Grisham novel "The Chamber"!
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Wealth and Happiness are altogether different concepts though! As ironic as it sounds, more wealth doesn't necessarily mean more happiness, often the inverse is what happens. The more wealth you achieve, the complexities and expectatio
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3y ago
Actually no. Google is merely the developer of AOSP (Android Open Source Project). The actual implementation and pushing of updates is up to your OEM or phone maker. Some OEMs are graceful in pushing updates, others aren't. But none to
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Switch to android and become a happy power user! It's an open and better ecosystem for almost everyone involved - users, developers and phone makers.
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That's the whole ploy with Agile, isn't it? In the classical SDLC or Waterfall paradigm, everything was pre-approved and signed off, not just the cost or billing but even the software design itself. Any change in the process and t
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You don't need to go that far for GC's bad rep considering that excruciatingly slow Python can be found TODAY!
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The Death of Good Software [video]
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>> I write software. I want to get paid too, right? Why shouldn't they? The way ruthless capitalism works in today's age, the software writer barely gets peanuts, bulk is taken away by the management, CEO and shareholders.
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Off topic: How does the EPUB compare with the ZIM format used by the [Kiwix Project]( https://kiwix.org ) to create offline Wikipedia dumps? Can EPUB handle extremely large content size like hundreds of MBs or even few GBs?
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As someone who is stressed by all the spam emails, texts, whatsapps and robo calls in my digital life, I appreciate this news a lot. Great going Mr. Sunak, keep giving them more fines until this "spam business" becomes unprofitabl
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