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by volomike 16y ago
Here are some hard facts I have found out: A query on "wordpress 2.7 vulnerability" shows 29,000 results while "wordpress 2.9.2 vulnerability" shows 11,800 results. WordPress 2.7 was released back in February of 2009 -- we're a year and hal
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by volomike 16y ago
Awesome idea. This one might work.
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by volomike 16y ago
> "That looks a little late in the process" I made some assumptions unfortunately. Now if he makes me also have to support PHP4, I'll hang myself. (Not really.)
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Client Wants Me To Support WordPress 2.7??
5 points by volomike 16y ago|7 comments
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by volomike 16y ago
Really informative answers, guys. Thanks!
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by volomike 16y ago
I have been skeptical of the whole electric car movement because of 6 reasons. 1) Running the AC heat or cooling really sucks that longevity. 2) Car wrecks could become more horrendous because of the acid. 3) Battery pack replacements are e
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by volomike 16y ago
I wish they had a click, click, click and boom -- easy data replication to another server. Same with just hot backups where I could setup a backup job that runs on the hour and lets me fallback to any hour in at least the last 3 days if I h
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by volomike 16y ago
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/chennai-central/ FTW
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by volomike 16y ago
My hotshot affiliate marketing client in Dallas made $150,000 on his eBook over a period of 2 years' sales. I don't usually approach my affiliate marketing clients and press them for details -- that's kind of why they like me I'm thinking.
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by volomike 17y ago
Working with a sysop the other day in my new client's company, he said he refuses to permit Apache compression because it sucks up too much RAM. I said it also reduces network bandwidth, but he didn't care. What have you found with Apache c
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by volomike 17y ago
Good for you! Sounds like a cool company to work at. (lol. I'm an Ubuntu fanboy, sad to say.)
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by volomike 17y ago
Nice try, Google.
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by volomike 17y ago
As someone with really bad asthma, who coughs constantly when speaking to clients and thankfully works from home and uses a mute during coughs on Skype, this study is fascinating and I hope something comes of it for a vaccine.
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by volomike 17y ago
I wait for the headline that reads, Microsoft borrows from Webkit to build the next IE. I'd never use it but for testing, but it would sure make my life as a developer easier...eventually.
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by volomike 17y ago
I wouldn't wish Turk on anyone unless their currency level is very low compared to the USD or other stronger Western currencies. I mean, spending several hours just to make anywhere from $5 to $10 -- that's not worth my time and there are f
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by volomike 17y ago
* Create Wordpress Plugins that do small tasks and sell them inexpensively. * Create small sitescripts that do only one small task and sell them for like $70. For instance, paid and free listing directory scripts, a twitpic.com clone, etc.
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by volomike 17y ago
IBM and Google are sort of helping us, but in an odd way. They're soaking up patents for APIs used in many open source projects such that if you want to sue those open source projects, you'll have to contend with IBM and Google. It's not co
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by volomike 17y ago
My /etc/hosts has: 127.0.0.1 me So I can do http://me/website-to-test/
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by volomike 17y ago
I like your way best.
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by volomike 17y ago
I see problems where others seem happy about it. - Security. They appear to be receiving my email address and those I interact with. I wonder how long they store that. I wonder how securely they encrypt that in their database, or if they do
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by volomike 17y ago
Are you serious? This is the company that gave us Buzz, the security-flawed thing that exposed everyone's private addressbook such that even one's urologist or gynecologist was exposed, or let your bad, discarded clients get to see all your
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by volomike 17y ago
Last I checked, Google owned Doubleclick, and they are in the ad business and want to get more page views and clicks on ads. So, it's kind of hypocritical of a Google engineer to say something like this. And what's wrong with link exchanges
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by volomike 17y ago
Purple and /brown/? Really? Did they have to go there? That's uuuuuugly. Blue and green. Red and black. Purple and black. But Purple and brown? That's a harsh color transition, if I don't recall. What's next? The Hot Dog theme for Ubuntu? B
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by volomike 17y ago
Well, I can say that IE8 was a huge step forward, but if they listen to what I have said in my last post (that you responded to here), then that pretty much would solve a lot of problems that most developers have with it. I'm willing to giv
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by volomike 17y ago
Because of the work I do in web development, I am an Ubuntu Linux user. I only use IE for testing sites so that I see what they look like in that browser. IE8 was a big step forward, but compatibility mode really put a kink in things such t
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by volomike 17y ago
Okay. I apologize for my outburst. I'm just a pretty disgruntled IE user (but only for testing sites) and wish Microsoft would just switch the whole thing over to webkit and be done with it.
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by volomike 17y ago
Why is this trending? Bugs in IE. Film at 11. Old news.
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by volomike 17y ago
This is hilariously clever. I wonder how many other affiliate marketing things you can get people to do, such as article spinning, tell you what landing pages they like better and why, etc.
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by volomike 17y ago
Now this is a fantastic idea.
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by volomike 17y ago
I don't get a good feeling about this. I checked out Melon Media and they are outside the USA, so the law for me is a little tougher in punishing them if they do wrong. Then, they are an email marketing firm, and I would be giving them vita

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