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Ask HN: What resources did you use to learn PHP?
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woodsier
18y ago
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woodsier
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I'm in a similar situation regarding wanting to know MySQL, PHP and Javascript (or even just jQuery) within a year. Give that I currently study full time in a Business Degree, along with two part-time jobs (one static, one freelance and mal
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woodsier
18y ago
I'm 21 and plan on moving from Australia to the Valley next year to start on my passionate life journey. So this advice is really interesting to me! Especially specific advice regarding working in this general field in the Valley or Califor
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woodsier
18y ago
I've actually been looking for a decent domain service to transfer my 50 or so godaddy domains to.. Any suggestions guys?
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18y ago
Depends what you mean by that. While it can make sense to have a script that looks at a series' past success and give an index to all future shows based on this, then market in that priority, it's generally easier to do it by hand. That's a
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woodsier
18y ago
Eugh. I quit the site as soon as I saw it was divided into 10 pages. No thanks.
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18y ago
For some. You're over generalizing here.
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18y ago
I agree completely. The students that misuse the laptop are going to end up getting a grade they deserve, regardless. This professor is putting the burden on himself, when it should remain on the students.
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woodsier
18y ago
Well, the decision is yours, but we can hardly help you without context. Post the website, everyone else does so freely!
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18y ago
Alright. Keep your eyes open near the end of the week for the completed work.
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That's alright, but not quite what I meant. I mean a resource you can give to the media that isn't a satire. Maybe a one-page website that, in essay form, outlines the issue in full.
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woodsier
18y ago
Queue space travel.
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woodsier
18y ago
That was my point, yes :) You can remove yourself from the site and deactivate the account, but once you sign up that data will always remain, even if not displayed.
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woodsier
18y ago
I would have said 500-1000. There's only so much you can convey in 3 sentences.
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18y ago
Well played.
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18y ago
Sydney here. I feel the exact same way. The first I heard of this was on reddit. I'm thinking of building a website dedicated to making this issue heard. I have a fairly influential scope that could generate TV/print media regarding the iss
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woodsier
18y ago
You have to send out reminders essentially every day the preceding week, duh.
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18y ago
God, the current version manages to inflict damage on itself with ease, not to mention all the "fatal" errors. If this isn't an emo operating system, I don't know what is.
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woodsier
18y ago
So, I hear there are these things called libraries... but not the book kind! Are they some sort of new scienc-ey development I haven't heard of yet?
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18y ago
If you are planning on doing some form of book, why not a website instead? Hell, make it collaborative, and count me in. I work in PR relating to E-Business, explaining this stuff to people who (well, at least the vast majority) still think
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woodsier
18y ago
Top 5 ways to X. Where X = Anything. Seriously, this guide has the same points made in any Startup Guide, regardless of current financial environments.
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woodsier
18y ago
Try deleting your Facebook profile my friend, just try.
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18y ago
I'm in complete agreement.
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18y ago
On the same token, if your password were to ever get in the wrong hands, you'd be pretty much fucked, no? Keyloggers, seeing the password written down somewhere visible, or even having someone convince you to tell them the password (social
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18y ago
I agree to an extent but I don't think there is a better place to put it. I've noticed it, but I doubt too many people are actively using Chrome yet.
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18y ago
Go simple, shorter words are better for a huge amount of reasons; easier to remember, can be said quicker (name with lowest amount of syllables), a short word-logo can have larger font than a long-word logo of the same size (perception). An
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18y ago
I'm a PC and I sell fish.
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18y ago
I commented, but it needs to be signed off by Sergey.
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18y ago
This is brilliant. Only today I was doing some web design where I fucked around in Flash for a few minutes putting a cross-fade together. When i'm on the clock tomorrow I'll test how well this performs cross-browsers, and if all runs well s