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by tmzt 13y ago
I'd be happy to take articles that have already been researched and written by people on Fiverr and rewrite them using grammatically correct English while keeping the original SEO keywords. Contact me at the email address in my profile if i
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by tmzt 13y ago
It's so much better to use a database that only allows one autoincrementing value per record, or one TIMESTAMP and then only allows you to have either a create timestamp or an update timestamp without writing a trigger. I prefer the way Ora
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by tmzt 13y ago
Obviously a GET has variables and a POST doesn't (that's why they are called "GET variables") [I've encountered this belief more than once working with PHP developers. I would hope that the answer was closer to something demonstrating knowl
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by tmzt 13y ago
I've switched to Chive DB (chive-project.com) precisely to get away from the inanities of the PHPMyAdmin interface, it's much easier to just enter the SQL. (Working on a Chromebook so not using a native application for this.)
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by tmzt 13y ago
Would you rather pay a percentage of the payment you receive or a monthly fee like Freshbooks charges?
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Is that a security bug? I haven't seen access restrictions on normal Mozilla bugs before.
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ISO filesystems can also be used on DVD so the size shouldn't matter much. I believe the upper limit is 4GB and then you would use UDF.
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If anybody is looking for something to do with this, consider writing a KVM-like virtual machine host which is barebones enough to boot from coreboot. I've dreamed of a checkpointed VM which could be used to press a key and fork the running
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by tmzt 13y ago
Okay, I was wondering about the Lua-in-Nginx case. Using a Lua implementation of something like node.js would certainly work.
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Not sure where nginx and lua fit into real time, as in main loop and callbacks from network sockets, Nginx's Lua support seems to be more request-oriented, executing a block of code in response to a request.
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Also supports ZeroMQ, a websocket protocol extension (WAMP) and async Redis support. It's missing SSL server support, an async HTTP client, an express like router (but that could be built on top of what it does provide). I recently wrote a
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Missing the grand thought experiment of an emotion-driven Spock, they just passed over the character development entirely.
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Is this for a website with an existing application behind it or just collecting emails for whitepaper downloads or something like that. I ask because there's a lot of opinion on what constitutes an MVP.
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Ruby has bindings for most of those libraries (or classes of libraries, like XML parsers.) I think CURL is handled in a more abstract way in Rails, but I haven't really gotten to work with Http clients in Rails yet.
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It really depends on how you write PHP. If you write Object Oriented PHP and use a framework with strong OOP principals you probably will have no problem learning Rails. If you've used MVC before, and you understand the role of a Model, V
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by tmzt 13y ago
The downloadable distribution of CodeIgniter and many other PHP frameworks have those file and boilerplate to protect badly configured Apache setups where the user just unzips the downloaded distribution into public_html. If you have .php f
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by tmzt 13y ago
What makes the quantum players able to beat the limitation of the classical players with multiple trials? Every time I read an article discussing quantum mechanics, particularly new results in the field, I get more and more of the feeling t
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by tmzt 13y ago
I still remember when Steve praised Microsoft's fast user switching feature during an Apple keynote before introducing the OS X version. Maybe something like "App Profiles" that have access to only a subset of the installed applications wou
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Yeah, still waiting for jade support but haven't looked at how to implement one yet.
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That might be why Hangouts requires confirming your phone number on installation.
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Using Feedly, two main issues: No direct link to more items from source Android app limits my subscription list which is well over a hundred sources. Everything else seems to work and the extension works fine on Chromebook.
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by tmzt 13y ago
A good word to inject into article titles like these is "some." Do some charter schools work? A new study of Boston schools says yes.
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The Airbnb model, injecting personal reputation into a transaction. (In this case a non-monetary one.)
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It seemed Google Circles could be an improvement on this, and the original paper discussing it suggested as much, but the implementation leaves much to be desired. Shouldn't the Friends circle have more information shared than the Acquainta
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As well as the OLPC extensions for transports to support application and screen sharing. The X in XMPP is for extensible. I guess the point is Skype doesn't support XMPP or federation, and Microsoft is moving towards Skype and away from the
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Tumblr+Yahoo!
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Thank you for the timely advice. I'm actually a technical person teaching myself SEO and marketing and working on something vaguely related to the hosting industry. I've found myself needing to do the opposite, stop focusing on the technica
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Odd, that sounds like an RSS reader but one integrated directly into the way tumblr does syndication. Why would the tumblr audience be heavy RSS (alike) users but also be one of the reasons that Google is abandoning RSS readers?
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Early on, in the "startup" stage which seems to be the point that comment was making.
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I can't figure out how to do the simplest thing with Google Maps: send a location to my phone (running Android) in such a way that I'm guaranteed that it will appear as the top choice when I click the Google Maps icon in Applications. I can

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