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by sajidnizami 16y ago
This is exactly what SOAP tried to do. I suggest sticking to HTTP Status codes.
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
Generally I despise comparisons as they tend to get overboard, however I agree with everything you've said. I've only been on OSX for about four months but I can attest to one fact. OSX and Macbook hardware is so well integrated I get uptim
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
Imagine this scenario. Peak traffic time in the day and site goes down because of a deployment, an investor sees it and threatens to pull money out. Ad networks that you work with actually see a report where during peak hours their advertis
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
TBH if you are a startup and have downtimes, people don't trust you. I know I won't go to a site if it failed on me on the second click because somebody was _adding features_.
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
Interesting stuff. I've been doing something similar with my sites for over two years now. Its more of an workflow than just a system really. 1. A staging server where the new changes are first tested 2. Production server which gets the upd
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
What Bing did is very smart! It actually was, but not crediting Google there just makes it look like a cheap shot. You won't quote someone without citing their name now would you? Sadly you are right, they won't be able to push a lawsuit. N
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
First article I've read in a while that's taking Microsoft's side in the whole situation. Every paragraph of this screams publicity. I am just wondering here if this is a PR tactic. Here I would be happy to see a balanced review of both com
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by sajidnizami 16y ago
Rep whoring? Q&A sites are there to help out not to give you points and stroke your ego. I think if SO is hindering you into getting a good rep, probably you don't have enough domain knowledge. PS: I've been there since the beginning an