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rossriley
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I suppose the problem is that paying users are subsidising free users. I know our company has about four paid accounts but we tell all our clients to get free accounts so that we can easily share files. It means that there must be a 10:1 is
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Yes, that's a standard and valid HTML5 attribute.
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Maybe I can give a UK perspective on how this is possible. I'm not sure whether we can say that rail travel is profitable here, it still receives substantial government subsidy each year, but it is successful in that last year saw a record
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UK Government Launch New Public Data Site - More Than 3,000 Datasets
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Imgur Goes Pro - Now Serving 10m+ Images Per Day
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17y ago
I don't think you're locked into InnoDB tables, just that seems to be the default. I've just set up an instance and imported my MyISAM tables across and they all seem to be working ok.
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I'm not sure if this is true across all models but someone who works in the industry once told me that the dashboard graphic of the fuel tank is situated the same side of the speedometer as the tank is on the car. So if you get into a car a
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For those who haven't heard the story the details were pulled from a Christian dating site db.singles.org which had a query parameter injection vulnerability. The vulnerability allowed you to navigate to a person's profile by entering the u
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I've just tried it on a few of mine and had zero savings. So I'm not sure what it is doing that is different to Photoshop.
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It is occasionally down but the whole point of git is that it's distributed, if you need to deploy when github is down you just do it from your local version.
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I imagine that if they floated they would be carried far out of the way of the crash scene and thus much more difficult to find.
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I voted you up because it is a valid point and you shouldn't be downvoted as much. I think it is a matter of deciding how original do you have to be to earn the badge of creativity for yourself. If you think of the great pop artists, Warhol
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17y ago
One Black Bear We drank lots and somehow a name came from the session. I Highly recommend it, it seems to be well liked.
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18y ago
There was a really big argument at the time, the crux of which was that since the PHP parser isn't context aware they had to use a symbol that wasn't used elsewhere. :: is used for static calls, . is used for concatenation. So the choice en
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Yes I'm using it secondary to google analytics. Since the API is open it allows us to pull basic stats into the homepage of our site control panels which is cool. IMO it still needs a lot of work, especially with the UI but it seems to do b
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It really isn't complicated. Float three columns left with a combined width less than that of the container and you have a three column layout.
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I don't use them any more as I've moved to Slicehost, but Rimuhosting have servers in London and their pricing and service are very good, if a little pricier than Slicehost/Linode
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18y ago
Didn't Yahoo make them rewrite it from Perl to PHP... probably accounts for a fair bit of time.
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Really like this idea, gave it a try and sure enough I was simultaneously downloading and uploading the same file. It seems to do what Dropsend and YouSendIt do in a much simpler way.