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care to elaborate on what exactly you mean by "automated". I fail to see how installing physical hardware can be automated.
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I've been doing ColdFusion for well over 13 years now. The reason I choose it was because at the time the only other web technology that looked promising was ASP and I _hate_ Visual Basic with a passion. Today I'm focusing all my
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13y ago
every post this guy has about the security holes he has found are impressive to say the least.
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"We don't ask doctors, plumbers or auto mechanics to "just get the job done". We ask them to do it right." We're building software here, not saving lives or building something physical. Software is virtual, it
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"I'm not proud of this legacy code," "This cron has been keeping ffmpeg in check for over 6+ years in a production environment at this point... it processes thousands of videos a day using a custom queuing and reviewing
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To quote the source: ==================== Verify: the email address of the Registered Name Holder (and, if different, the Account Holder) by sending an email requiring an affirmative response through a tool-based authentication method such
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13y ago
I really don't like the fact that they tout using VS to create and publish apps right there on the homepage however you have to purchase the ultimate package at $119 a month in order to do this. you would think that every package would
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just purchase the railstutorials.org at http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ full disclosure: i purchased the course for rails 3
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13y ago
IIS integration period the end. well that was argument awhile back. nowadays with products like Helicon Zoo (which i use for development), it make integrating a rails (or php, python, cfml) site with IIS a breeze. seriously, if you're
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so a week ago it was CFML and this week its Ruby. is there going to be any week that the languages i program in doesn't get bashed on the net ;)
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13y ago
+1 for Railo!
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seeing how there was quite a bit of CFML bashing going on yesterday, i doesn't surprise me that ColdFusion has that many dislike votes. BTW, its CFML, NOT ColdFusion. ColdFusion is a product, CFML is the language. it would be the same
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13y ago
we need a package manager (aka bundler). just passing that along :)
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CFWheels has that already built into it, but I'm convinced that its a problem with the framework itself and not anything the author did. the issue seems coming from this line: https://github.com/cfwheels/cfwheels&#
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13y ago
actually firefox took off because it wasn't IE :) remember that those were the days that you either used IE on windows or nothing since netscape was dead and there weren't too many choices out there for a free browser that worked
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pud's latest project is still on the homepage of HN and he wrote it in CFML: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6519743 Just because project X is not written in your language of choice, means absolutely nothing. Its
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13y ago
this project has always impressed me. keep telling myself that i need to browse the source to see how it was all done. congrats jake!
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a dentist friend of mine gave me a floss card once (looks like a credit card only has floss in it). still have it and i don't know what i'm going to do when it runs out, it has literally been a life saver for me. if there is one t
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this is the same thing in almost any community. You have a handful of people who are dedicated to the open source movement of the language and the reset just sit by the sidelines. There's nothing wrong with this though. Not everyone ha
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that's my point. as someone who had no idea of this, i would think that the author was a raving lunatic or something. at the very least put the thing in quotes and have a citation at the end.
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WTF is am reading on the demo site for this project? https://github.com/daviferreira/medium-editor/blob/master/de... http://daviferreira.github.io/medium-editor/
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this doesn't surprise me in the least. reading the comments, this thread is turning into a paypal bashing which it shouldn't. what happened is not paypal's fault or some insider attempt at stopping the project from happening
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13y ago
`And code on GitHub gives no insight into how someone might fit into a company culture.` github does give you this insight if you look at how the person participates in discussions in the issue tracker and code reviews. remember github'
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blogspam. just one big advertisement for their product
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as much as i'm loving that coldfusion (my primary language of choice) is included on this chart and ranked in the top 10, i would really like to see how the job market compares to the other languages on the chart. on a side note: reall
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i keep forgetting about bugmenot
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really? a site that is centered around local news that doesn't have miami or fort lauderdale as an available area for florida? you'd figure the first thing they would do is have all the major markets covered
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the real question is what now happens to all the people who were responsible in getting the false confessions? I hate to say it, but if history repeats itself, the people responsible will either never face persecution or get a slap on the w
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it's funny that something like this existed in CFML for a while now (CFTRACE), yet CFML is looked down upon. its cool though to see this functionality in another programming language.
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just use Google Analytics. It's a free and extremely powerful reporting. Trying to roll your own solution is a total waste of time. The only thing you should be doing with your logs are archiving them in case of a security breach so yo
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