slight

7 ms·

31.
by slight 12y ago
On over/drop you update your state and the view updates as appropriate yeah. Presumably some css transitions could make it pretty, I just went with straight updates as in my case it was only for personal use.
32.
by slight 12y ago
This is from OVH.
33.
by slight 12y ago
I've had Movistar (TF are using Movistar branding for home services as well as mobile now) fibre in Barcelona for over a year now and I can't remember a single outage. Don't get me wrong as with any large incumbent they suck
34.
by slight 12y ago
I thought "I recognise that username..." so I poked around your site and saw you wrote LessPHP. It's very useful thanks!
35.
by slight 12y ago
> (i'm still using n as default for loop variable) Haha! I'm glad I'm not the only one.
36.
by slight 12y ago
- Request password reset. - Sniff email with reset link. - Go to reset link before user does and change password.
37.
by slight 12y ago
The Discourse Docker image doesn't seem to be very well maintained. I tried it and it ran for ages before failing. Don't judge docker by it. I couldn't get it to work but I'm using Docker to handle my XMPP server (as a t
38.
by slight 12y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that a statically typed language without generics can't do ORM?
39.
by slight 12y ago
Their cloud storage for backups is really cheap if you have a lot to back up and want them to handle your off-site too.
40.
by slight 12y ago
Oh is this the one from the Guardian? Great to see a release, I've been meaning to have a proper look since the announcement.
41.
by slight 12y ago
Re-read the pointer tutorial and yes I've clearly mis-remembered that so apologies! You're probably right that there's just a lot of discussion about them at the moment. Anyway I'm very excited about Rust, really looking
42.
by slight 12y ago
I've been reading a bunch of tutorials and such, including the official one, about Rust recently and you'd get the impression that using unique pointers were the norm. This discussion seems to suggest they should be generally avo
43.
by slight 12y ago
You made a typo!
44.
by slight 12y ago
PHP has a runtime taint checker module: http://www.php.net/manual/en/book.taint.php
45.
by slight 12y ago
If anyone can make openssl trustworthy it's OpenBSD.
46.
by slight 12y ago
I think you should read the article again. The language in question isn't higher level really it just has compile time type checking, which has no overhead.
47.
by slight 12y ago
It's web gl.
48.
by slight 13y ago
ooh, ooh! Unlambda! ```s``s``sii`ki `k.*``s``s`ks ``s`k`s`ks``s``s`ks``s`k`s`kr``s`k`sikk `k``s`ksk
49.
by slight 13y ago
Jinx :p
50.
by slight 13y ago
How is that bigotry?
51.
by slight 13y ago
I believe the thinking is because sync isn't instant, especially on older slower hard drives, having to type it again give it time to actually complete.
52.
by slight 13y ago
WhatsApp has about 50% of the mobile messaging market in the UK, so no, it's just you ;)
53.
by slight 13y ago
It's popular over SMS because: - It's not 10c/p per message which if you're talking a lot adds up. - You can send photos and videos and they show up in the stream. MMS isn't actually configured for most people even