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by tcdent 17y ago
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/introduction.html#lists
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by tcdent 17y ago
It's a wiki, you can edit it: http://encycode.com/wiki/index.php/PHP_Cheat_Sheet#Foreach_L...
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by tcdent 17y ago
I understood the bit.ly absorption to be more of a courtesy than an attempt to profit. Giving their redirects to a company that has the infrastructure and the long term support to keep them on-line, rather than just let them go dark, would
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by tcdent 17y ago
I'm not sure how much better you could expect it to get. It complies with the existing standard and reduces the footprint substantially. Everything the designer set out to accomplish. I also really like how it turns into it's own standard
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by tcdent 17y ago
Except this isn't really anything like Subscribe & Save. As the article states, Alice sells products directly from the manufacturers and "makes no retail margin" on the products they sell. The site is completely ad supported. Alice only
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by tcdent 17y ago
The problem with this, and the other services that already exist, is that they only give you a static image of how the page renders. If the only thing interactive on your page are plain text hyperlinks I guess you'll be fine. Otherwise, you
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by tcdent 18y ago
I've had my Aeron for a couple of years now (bought it new for quite a bit more than $400) and I really don't get all the fuss. It's not that adjustable: control the armrest height, how far you can recline, and the tension of the spring tha
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by tcdent 18y ago
Or, you could sit down everyday and pull it into your workflow as needed. No reason to memorize a ton of features you won't use, just know what's available when a problem comes along.
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by tcdent 18y ago
If you're on OS X try HTTP Client. Allows you to specify request headers and body. http://ditchnet.org/httpclient/
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by tcdent 18y ago
I was hoping something like this would come along. I'm always looking for new places around me and usually keep an eye on the Yelp reviews coming into EveryBlock (Not so much for the opinions they have about their experience, just that it's