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by thomseddon 14y ago
Right you are! Thanks alot. http://www.thestudentcloud.co.uk/hn/test2.php <?php header('Content-Encoding: gzip'); header('Content-Type: image/jpeg'); $data = file_get_contents('test.jpg'); $gzdata = gzencode($data, 9); $fout = fopen('
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Does it? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4422015
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Yeah: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4422015
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by thomseddon 14y ago
http://www.thestudentcloud.co.uk/hn/test.php doesn't work for me in Chrome 21, but does in Opera 11? Source: <?php header('Content-Encoding: gzip'); header('Content-Type: image/jpeg'); $fin = fopen('test.jpg', "rb"); $fout = fopen('ph
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Quite right, I have corrected that part of the conclusion, my question referred to the latter part, which I paraphrased above.
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by thomseddon 14y ago
I think you may have misunderstood the conclusion of the article and so hence my question: When requesting an image chrome sends: Accept: / Accept-Encoding:gzip,deflate,sdch But if you abide by this and send it gzip'ed it fails...why?
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by thomseddon 14y ago
If anyone could enlighten me as to why this is I would really appreciate it EDIT: My question was in reference to the latter part of the final conclusion, Chrome sends: Accept: / Accept-Encoding:gzip,deflate,sdch But doesn't actually suppo
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The feature supported in IE6, but not Chrome(blog.thomseddon.co.uk)
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by thomseddon 14y ago
I've just graduated in Civil Engineering and many of my peers are seeking jobs in the industry (UK). In terms of market conditions, you are quite right in that although volumes do fluctuate with economic conditions, work is always required
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<?php (bool) 1; ?> It's funny cos' it's true.(coderwall.com)
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Whilst I don't necessarily disagree with the point you are working towards, I don't follow your pedantic breakdowns of various endeavors. "Drawing" the blueprints would be done by a draftsman not necessarily an engineer, working a crane is
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1st Day in our startups first office(facebook.com)
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Introducing: The Student Cloud, Online File Storage, for Students(blog.thomseddon.co.uk)
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Personally, I have never found this in any way restrictive?
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by thomseddon 14y ago
CakePHP ( http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/index.html ) was initially built on ROR concepts. It follows a brilliant MVC pattern and gets you up and running with 'bake' (think 'rails generate') so if you know RoR and PHP, then you will feel ve
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Inherently, exposure tends to be perpetual, and so it certainly does seem that at the time you are growing fast (viral?) is actually an excellently poignant time to increase exposure. I certainly agree that one should be careful to not just
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by thomseddon 14y ago
"Be a submarine. Stay underwater, rake in the $ and be happy with your success." Are you really advocating that the model for sustaining/growing good business is to keep shctum about it and hope your competitors don't notice? I must say it
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by thomseddon 14y ago
Striking resemblance to Slash7's Charm logo: http://charmhq.com/ ?
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by thomseddon 14y ago
And their twitter account confirms the potential risk: https://twitter.com/#!/whmcs
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Go 1.0.1 released(groups.google.com)
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