shebson

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1. 31.▲
   by shebson 14y ago

   My thought exactly. Anyone who keeps their stack up to date is using the Apache2 Handler or FastCGI. Even if they're still on Apache1, mod_php isn't vulnerable.
2. 32.▲
   by shebson 14y ago

   Because this only affects PHP running in CGI mode, it should really only affect out-of-date systems. By default with Apache 2, PHP is run by the Apache 2 Handler (which isn't vulnerable). Even before that, mod_php has been standard for quit
3. 33.▲
   by shebson 14y ago

   Looks cool. One thing you might want to fix: most of the links on the upper right of login page (FAQ, Contact, etc.) are not clickable. If you don't have that content yet, I'd just remove the placeholders.
4. 34.▲
   by shebson 14y ago

   If you have a US bank account, it's hard to beat Stripe ( https://stripe.com/ ). They allow you to process payments without forcing users to sign up for a third-party service, and they handle compliance and the heavy lifting of recurring bi
5. 35.▲
   Is Posterous video conversion broken?

   10 points by shebson 15y ago|4 comments