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by rll 14y ago
Mojibake from acm.org?
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by rll 14y ago
It isn't configured because we are not actually using SSL anywhere. We have been looking at it and when we do we will of course use the session cache.
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by rll 14y ago
1) Every piece of code on that box is open source. Security-through-obscurity hoping people won't find your admin pages is senseless. 2) There are far more effective ways of tracking users' browsing history than trying to scrape extremely e
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by rll 14y ago
We have looked at password-protecting it in the past, but it is useful for debugging and unless we SSL it the act of password-protecting with a simple basic auth would actually be more troubling than simply not because people get lazy with
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by rll 14y ago
To install on Linux use the OTF files from https://github.com/downloads/adobe/Source-Code-Pro/SourceCod... and put them in /usr/share/fonts/opentype I still prefer Ubuntu Mono though
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by rll 14y ago
I thought I made that pretty clear with the opcode cache example. On the first request to a specific URL the script gets compiled, executed and cached. On the second request we skip the compile part and point the executor to the op_array in
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by rll 14y ago
Note that one of the main pushes for having this right in the core distribution was to improve our test framework. We can't rely on and end-user installed web server for "make test" since we have no control over the configuration and the cu
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by rll 14y ago
There are also way more laptops and tablets around on planes than big heavy textbooks. People tend to bring smaller softcovers when they travel for obvious reasons.
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by rll 14y ago
Forget the radio interference, put hard projectiles like laptops and tablets away during take-off and landings so they don't go flying around the cabin if there is an incident.
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by rll 14y ago
That is only because you picked an internal extension that is usually already built-in. If you install the php-cli package from any major distro it includes pcntl. For normal extensions you either do an apt-get install php-imap (for examp
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by rll 14y ago
You don't. Watch: wget http://www.php.net/get/php-5.3.16.tar.gz/from/us2.php.net/mirror -O php-5.3.16.tar.gz tar zxvf php-5.3.16.tar.gz cd php-5.3.16/ext/pcntl phpize ./configure make sudo make install At this point you s
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by rll 14y ago
I have an X220 with an i7 and have no issues with the touchpad although I use the trackpoint most of the time and it doesn't run particularly hot. I have verified that cpu throttling and fan control both work perfectly so you may have a con
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by rll 14y ago
Historically Thinkpads have been the best option for a Linux laptop. I have a Sandy Bridge X220 that is mostly ok, but there have been issues like this xorg-video-intel bug that was recently fixed: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi
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by rll 14y ago
The day Pipes launched was quite eventful. There was some very "creative" code in there that wasn't really designed to take the traffic it received on launch. Completely different today and I still use its cousin YQL for many things.
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by rll 14y ago
It sounds a bit like you didn't actually want to open source this code at all. Open Source isn't, "Look, I am giving away my hard work for free." Open Source means you give people the opportunity to build on top of your work. This is how th
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by rll 14y ago
Then you should have chosen a license that doesn't explicitly allow that. Like the previous poster said, this is perfectly fine under the GPL as long as they provide the source code and since it is in Python I assume that they do.
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by rll 14y ago
Well, ccache helps a lot with that. And sometimes it becomes easier to throw an __asm__("int3"); into your code than try to massage gdb into breaking at the exact right spot in your code and only under certain conditions.
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by rll 14y ago
The parking barriers were pretty silly in the first place because they were only on some of the lots. If you wanted to park by buildings A,B,C or D you would scan your badge on a card reader and they would open, but if you parked across the
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by rll 14y ago
Not using the arrow keys was a no-brainer back in the day of slow dial-up connections. Sending ^[OA over the wire instead of just h was a really big deal and when your connection dropped a byte you ended up with garbage in your files if you
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by rll 14y ago
Not sure about that. The regex for variable identifiers shows that Ruby is alone on the island of languages that force a lowercase first character.
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by rll 14y ago
They are allowed in PHP as well. The set of regexes looks odd for a number of the languages actually.
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by rll 14y ago
It is still an anonymous function.
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by rll 14y ago
There is a difference between a closure and a lambda. PHP's create_function() implemented lambdas in PHP version 4.0.1 which was released in June 2000. 5.3 added closures.
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by rll 14y ago
lambda was added to PHP in June 2000
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by rll 14y ago
which happened well after the dismantling of the Paranoids
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by rll 14y ago
They did, and their influence will still be there. If this really did come from a Yahoo service it was likely some sort of co-branded partner. All core Yahoo apps authenticate against a central service with no hint of any sort of plain text
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by rll 14y ago
You mean 5.4's associative array syntax: func([$arg1,'name2'=>$arg2,$arg3]); is too verbose for you for a mix of named and non-named parameters? How would you shorten it?
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by rll 14y ago
I am not sure how it works actually. I know the Labor Certification part was skipped entirely and I was put in some higher priority queue. Whatever they did, it took just under 7 months from start to finish.
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by rll 14y ago
And another type. Canadians with TN-1 status (and Mexicans with TN-2) will typically switch to an H-1B in order to apply for a greencard. I worked in the US for about 8 years on TN-1 status, and then switched to an H-1B for the 6 months it
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by rll 14y ago
And the value of the other Asian Yahoo properties that are fully owned by Yahoo. Yahoo! Taiwan is by far the most visited site in the country, for example. Well ahead of both Facebook and Google. Same goes for Hong Kong. Obviously smaller m

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