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by showerst 19y ago
http://www.SeoBook.com is probably my favorite, great signal to noise ratio. http://www.slightlyshadyseo.com is a less frequent poster, but gives a lot of good gray/black hat stuff that you should at least understand, even if you don't
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by showerst 19y ago
Authorize.net seems to be the bigdaddy in the space, and in my experience they're a pain to set up, but service is fine once you've obtained an account and wrapped your head around thier Extensive but hard to navigate documentation/API. The
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Another vote for textpad here, there are syntax files for nearly everything, and Search & Replace w/ Regex is really useful.
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That's actually exactly what i was trying to say. You set up your app so that you hit a limit of users (or whatever your main DB service is) and so you add another cheap slave to the pool, as opposed to having one or two super important ser
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by showerst 19y ago
I think as opposed to looking at how your hosting should be structured, you need to pay more attention to how your application is structured. As carpal said, where are your bottlenecks? Is your app structured with one Web server talking to
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Columbia, MO (Turns out there are things other than sports here, just not many)
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There's a new Oreilly book out on it called 'visualizing data'. I'm only a few chapters in, but it's quite good so far. Covers the basics, a few good sized 'real' projects, and quite a bit on integrating it with java.
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Generally when you want to discuss income breakdowns in scientific terms you use income Quartiles (or quintiles, etc). By defining locality and timeframe (top quintile of americans? californians? residents of 90210? in 1990? 2008?) you can
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http://programming.reddit.com for nerd discussion http://planet.ajaxian.com/ which is actually an agglomeration of lots of other feeds is great for keeping up with company launches and industry rumors, but a bit heavy (over 100 posts/da
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I know in php it's possible to load an html document and parse the DOM tree using XPath expressions, presumably that capability exists in python. So i guess in theory you could write a frontend (firefox extension?) where you could highlight