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by yogo 13y ago
I don't think that's the goal but I think sites like that perfectly faciliate a race to the bottom scenario. Why wouldn't someone bid less on a project in order to win a bid? While price isn't the only factor you have to be crazy to compete
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by yogo 13y ago
~100MB for gmail.
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by yogo 13y ago
Glad you mentioned about:memory. I usually read the changelog when they push out a release but somehow I missed that. This is a very nice breakdown of the memory.
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by yogo 13y ago
There aren't change orders per se but usually in one of the clauses in the contract you specify that work outside of the scope (outlined in the contract), once all parties agree, will incur an additional charge or something like that.
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by yogo 13y ago
Ah, there's a bright side to the recent breach after all.
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by yogo 13y ago
Your site isn't configured properly for the non-www request to /
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by yogo 13y ago
This is a problem that goes all the way to the core. It isn't very good OO (some will argue PHP isn't really OO anyway) because core types are not objects. Whether you have substr(..., ...), Helper::substr(..., ...) or getSomeInstance()-&#6
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by yogo 14y ago
Same here. I usually use OpenBox then add a few commonly used programs to the menu. I often wish this was possible with Windows (might be with 3rd party software) but I understand that they have a different type of user in mind. There reall
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by yogo 14y ago
Those are clients you probably don't want to work with anyway. The best clients are usually the ones that have a problem and need you to solve it for them, it's then up to you to use your expertise to deliver that solution. You are the prof
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by yogo 14y ago
It sounds like Stripe Checkout is what's needed here. Maybe that's what was meant.
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by yogo 14y ago
Exactly! I'm pretty sure it was all Lish passwords. Yesterday the news was all focused on the credit card information but now it makes sense why Lish passwords were not working (when I was 100% sure I had it correct--Friday's email said n
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by yogo 14y ago
How is this Arch's fault? The user did the same thing he/she normally does on Linode. This is a case where the Linode ops really understand Arch and everything just works (the 'linux' package isn't installed on the image) but the provide th
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by yogo 14y ago
No I haven't had a problem with getting an additional address in the past except for one case where I decided to get the process started before completing the purchase on GoDaddy. I just take the SNI route these days just not to be bothered
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by yogo 14y ago
Oh, I guess the higher-ups had a bigger hand in this than I realized.
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by yogo 14y ago
Yep but it's not automatic. I believe they still require you to file a ticket justifying why you need the extra IP address. I always found it weird needing to jump through those hoops if you are only trying to add one additional IP address
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by yogo 14y ago
In its lifetime Ubuntu has never been bleeding edge nor lightweight compared to many other distros. I'm an Arch user all the way but I still take other distros for a test drive every so often and it amazes me the crap distros bundle togethe
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by yogo 14y ago
I think this needs a SQL export format. It is 'databasetestdata' after all :)
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by yogo 14y ago
Unless I'm missing something you only need to have a version Apache that supports SNI then have NameVirtualHost for your https port. If your os/distro doesn't make that version easily available then I can see how it might take extra work to
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by yogo 14y ago
Ah then that's a problem. Looks like it caught up with her this time :)
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by yogo 14y ago
At the end of the day no one really cares. They could rehire her once everyone is consumed by the next big distraction. A couple people will make noise but the majority of people won't care. People make mistakes everyday and usually learn
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by yogo 14y ago
No labels/legend support for the pie charts? I haven't checked it out too closely but it seems like it would be good to have the percentage labels and what they represent out of the gate.
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by yogo 14y ago
Lots of respect for what these guys have done and accomplished but at the end of the day I have to ask can it pass the Shark Tank test.
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by yogo 14y ago
I still don't understand why anyone would want to use AWS unless you had money to burn. I haven't followed the prices as of a couple years ago but I'd say most people on here are smart enough to find cheaper solutions that can achieve the s
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by yogo 14y ago
That is true, with smartphones this has changed (or should have go away). The issue isn't really about concatenating--I had nokia phones with just a keypad that did that years ago--it's the fact that often you can keep a message short and o
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by yogo 14y ago
If you said text messaging then I would agree. That's the first thing that came to mind because traditionally everyone wants to save characters when texting resulting in ur, b, etc.
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by yogo 14y ago
Is that really an accepted standard? I have to go out on a limb here and ask if that's even a proper sentence? Who/what is the subject? It certainly helps to know who you would be having coffee with.
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by yogo 14y ago
Haha, who said no-show jobs were only in construction?
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by yogo 14y ago
I believe they are in the process of updating the Arch image (started sometime this week) as it is no longer listed on the list of images.
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by yogo 14y ago
I believe by design it will always be: $foo = $o->foo; $foo(); Using __get/__set behaves the same way. Let's say $o is of SomeType that defines those magic methods. You can have a function foo on that type that is defined as a p
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by yogo 14y ago
You build the packages yourself? Is there a special reason why you need to do this?

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