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by stesch 14y ago
The real scandal is that somebody studying catholic theology can become education minister.
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by stesch 14y ago
I recommend NoScript.
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by stesch 14y ago
It doesn't matter if somebody knows Turbo Pascal 4.0 or Modula 2 if you can't use it. We are repeating history because the old ways were forgotten or replaced.
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Dartflash library makes Dart easy and familiar to ActionScript developers(dartflash.com)
1 points by stesch 14y ago|0 comments
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Windows '95 with Greta(youtube.com)
1 points by stesch 14y ago|0 comments
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3-D Printed Buildings Coming Soon to a Moon Near You(wired.com)
6 points by stesch 14y ago|0 comments
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Effective C++11: Content and Status (Scott Meyers)(scottmeyers.blogspot.de)
1 points by stesch 14y ago|0 comments
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by stesch 14y ago
Oh, yeah, the magic_quotes. They implemented something like this without knowing anything about SQL. PHP supported different SQL databases, but they implemented some kind of protection in a non standard way, just because it was supported by
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by stesch 14y ago
You created your account just for this?
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by stesch 14y ago
You don't remember the code examples on Zend Technologies' own website? Teaching PHP with really embarrassing security holes. Or Rasmus Lerdorf who releases software that doesn't run all unit tests?
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by stesch 14y ago
Those large sites sure have a whole team attending them. And can update it 24/7.
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by stesch 14y ago
Today's PHP doesn't really want to support legacy code. A customer's hosting provider forces an upgrade to PHP 5.4 in April. They tested a CMS and it is broken. Just because the CMS used split() instead of explode(). Deprecated function.
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by stesch 14y ago
I wonder when the Wordpress installations will blow up that were set up against my recommendation.
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by stesch 14y ago
The people who are good programmers and know C well enough aren't the ones who stick with PHP. They moved on. PHP is from newbies for newbies.
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Kim Schmitz (aka Kimble)(attrition.org)
5 points by stesch 14y ago|1 comments
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by stesch 14y ago
Worse: nginx/0.8.53
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by stesch 14y ago
Fascinating. As a current Mac OS X user I'm a bit envious.
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Chain of Fools: Upgrading through every version of windows (up to Windows 7)(youtube.com)
1 points by stesch 14y ago|1 comments
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by stesch 14y ago
Something wrong in Libya?
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by stesch 14y ago
I read the article just because I thought someone will explain why I should learn BASIC. I gave up on BASIC in the 1980s. Maybe something cool has happened and I'm missing out?
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by stesch 14y ago
Where is the option to auto-ban certain domains? I've never seen it.
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by stesch 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Koch_%28hacker%29
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by stesch 14y ago
No. Every post with a tumblr.com link gets automatically banned. A week ago I posted something to a subreddit I've founded and it got banned. This spam filter isn't even allowing moderators to post these links. But I was allowed to unban it
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by stesch 14y ago
tumblr.com gets autobanned on reddit. sigh
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by stesch 14y ago
The news got removed from multiple subreddits. Even a picture of him was on the frontpage and on top of /r/pics/ for a short time is now removed.
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by stesch 14y ago
And all over Reddit the posts to the news get removed. :-(
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by stesch 14y ago
People who would like to use Clojure or Scale aren't fans of Java. And if you aren't a fan of Java, chances are good that you aren't a fan of the JVM, too. I'm already using something else. Why should I use the Java eco-system?
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by stesch 14y ago
Because you can't even display a fail story without requiring JavaScript? :-(
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by stesch 14y ago
Apache Derby? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Derby Am I missing something here? Maybe next time put some links into your rants. Apache Derby was the only one I found on Wikipedia.
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Acorn Archimedes – A very fast Home Computer with ARM processor in the 1980s(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by stesch 14y ago|0 comments

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