raziel2p

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by raziel2p 11y ago
According to github[1], version 2 has been out for two years. Kinda misleading submission title. 1: https://github.com/mojombo/semver/releases
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I can't even tell what that app(?) does from the website. Something about focusing. Will it feed me adderall?
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by raziel2p 11y ago
$35K monthly or yearly?
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by raziel2p 11y ago
The article says Mozilla are "doing a Google" with this, but I can't remember ever seeing this sort of thing in Chrome or Chromium.
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by raziel2p 11y ago
> Apart from that, you can write your own beautiful code according to the newest PHP standards if you want in your WordPress-powered projects. You really can't. Wordpress actively prevents you from writing beautiful, modern code. Wh
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by raziel2p 11y ago
Adding to this, I've found `lsof -i` more useful for spotting suspicious activity - it shows processes listening on ports as well as established connections. Enabling and checking cronjob logs is also something I wasn't doing befo
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by raziel2p 11y ago
I fail to see the problem. Just create a .tar.gz with all the dependencies installed and assets compiled, which you can distribute to users that don't care about or don't want to mess around with the build tools. If I want to buil
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Antergos looks promising, I'll try that next time.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
I don't really want a desktop environment + applications installed - as long as networking and disks are in place I can install what I need and set up my configs.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
> But then, it wouldn't be Arch any more. There'll inevitably come a user that wants a different partition scheme not contemplated (nfs /home? LUKS? LVM across all present drives? etc). The old no installer way could still
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by raziel2p 12y ago
If someone made an Arch installer that automatically set up networking and persisted the setup, as well as partitioning/mounting, I would be on board. The argument I've heard against this is, "but it's simple, it's
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by raziel2p 12y ago
This is a point sorely missed in the article - these types of texts do give room for interpretation and reflection, but often make for polarised reactions. Suddenly you're not just disagreeing with someone's thoughts on something,
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by raziel2p 12y ago
This looks nice. The "Relevant to" dropdown should be sorted alphabetically, and in my opinion, default to "General". I also don't see why description shouldn't be allowed to be left blank. I added a tag to a n
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by raziel2p 12y ago
This looks great. A lot of Sublime Text syntax definitions are buggy and/or out of date, in part due to the awfully tedious task of maintaining tmLanguage syntax files. Hopefully this will be combined with putting all the official subl
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Might be a version 3 thing, but I can just type subl [folder].
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Only null will return the default value. http://3v4l.org/jphnq
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Top level players will gain ~10ms or more on eachother every other turn. At a level below the very top you're going to see gaps far bigger. With experience, you'll definitely be able to tell which parts of the track you did well o
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by raziel2p 12y ago
I don't think you'll be able to exploit it remotely directly, but indirectly this sort of thing is more realistic. For example, many popular PHP applications store serialized data as strings in its database. An SQL exploit like th
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Feels like yesterday I was told Object.create was the new best way to do this.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Some of the code examples given here are perfect examples of what I hate about javascript. assign(new Dispatcher(), {methodName: function() {}}) Why can't I just define a regular class? Even worse, in the following code snippet the arg
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Sorry for the late reply. In the apps I have, I delete any existing tokens for the given e-mail address when a new one is requested, so only one is valid at any given time.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
I think the point was, if I request a password reset X times for the same email within the duration of the expiration time, there'll be X amount of valid password reset URLs that can potentially be bruteforced. It doesn't matter i
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by raziel2p 12y ago
I think the arguments for www are just as valid, if not more valid, than the arguments against. http://www.yes-www.org/why-use-www/
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Same here, coming from Norway. My process of filling in taxes is get an e-mail notifying me it's ready to be checked, log in to a government website using a secure ID chip thingy, check that the yearly income and tax percentage looks c
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by raziel2p 12y ago
Joining and querying efficiently on relations is probably the most obvious omission.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
That's a shitty explanation for dropping Whoops. The first time I remember the discussion of it being dropped got brought up was because of a bug in the framework relating to the assets, where Taylor didn't hesitate to blame Whoop
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by raziel2p 12y ago
The single maintainer just didn't want to maintain them, which goes to show how Laravel really just is his personal project that got really popular, not a community-driven effort.
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by raziel2p 12y ago
It really is less of an antipattern in PHP than other languages. With every request being its own process you don't have to worry about singletons as much, and as long as it's easy to swap with mocks/fakes/whatever it&#x
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by raziel2p 12y ago
It strikes me as a project that should've been an internal framework, not a public one. Too many things break and change constantly. Rapid release cycles is a good thing for smaller libraries with specific tasks, but I expect a framewo
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by raziel2p 12y ago
That was a really interesting read. I can't remember getting such a direct opinion with concrete examples on a foreign culture before.

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