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by yogo 14y ago
With arrays you would have to do: $o = (object)[ 'foo' => 'bar' ]; Personally I think there should be a way to create objects right away instead of having to cast an array. Maybe there is a good reason all together
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by yogo 14y ago
Good stuff nikita, keep up the great work. I also vote for getting object literals added (it will be a great addition to the array literals).
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by yogo 14y ago
It is very stable. I believe it is from having the custom kernel (it seems that whoever puts together image knows how to keep the arch guest and whatever host happy). What you will see with most vps providers with arch is that you purchase
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by yogo 14y ago
Are you kidding? I often evaluate offerings from lowendbox and it still surprises me that for many of them images for some of the distros don't even work (solusvm seems to be crappy too). Linode is probably the only company outside of Racks
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by yogo 14y ago
+1. I think they have made a fortune from selling Swiss Army Knifes that were attached to keys--it's very easy to forget removing those before heading through security. Anyway I've always thought that was much easier to make a quick weapon
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by yogo 14y ago
I like the trend too, particularly in the sense that everyone should learn about programming in the same way that everyone should learn math and how to read/write. Not everyone goes on to become an author and I won't expect everyone to go o
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by yogo 14y ago
I don't think it's so much on the bleeding edge in Arch as most people think and packages are usually upgraded in such a way so that dependencies don't cause problems in other packages (at least from my experience). The key has always been
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by yogo 14y ago
Off-topic comment but it seems like some kind of trend to intentionally use double negatives in comments. I understand that sometimes using the double negative could be an important distinction, e.g. "not uncommon" does not necessarily mean
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by yogo 14y ago
Why do I get the feeling that the POV porno genre will see a surge in numbers? :)
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by yogo 14y ago
I'd say get a cheap VPS from a service like linode or digital ocean (there are many others listed on lowendbox.com but I would recommend sticking with the well-known/bigger providers) then take it from there. Most major distributions have t
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by yogo 14y ago
Generally you don't want to host email or DNS yourself but I think if done right and you keep them on their own servers it can be great in the long run.
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by yogo 14y ago
Because in this case it is open? I'm not for having a single implementation but I wouldn't complain if every single browser used the same engine. It still won't be ideal but this by default removes any incompatibilities (assuming the same b
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by yogo 14y ago
I haven't had too much experience with using the support at Digital Ocean since they're pretty stable but I don't think it is as fast as Linode. I've had the same experience with Linode too--everything gets responded to in under 5 minutes.
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by yogo 14y ago
I've been evaluating them for the past 6 months or so and it's definitely one of the more stable cheap VPS providers out there. I believe they added a DNS manager a few months ago but I haven't used it as yet.
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by yogo 14y ago
I think this goes for the latest and most hyped where the communities could be small. A good middle ground would be well-established projects with a relatively big community and preferably strong industry ties. Usually projects over a certa
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by yogo 14y ago
A Visa payment card or are you referring to sponsoring immigration visas?
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by yogo 14y ago
Broken behavior related to this happens quite often actually. I've had sites that were bitten by this or some variant. If you follow the Facebook bug tracker it comes up every now and then (it might be localized to a degree in some cases).
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by yogo 14y ago
I completed college with a good GPA, honors and achievements to consider it successful and I still think it was the biggest mistake I made in my life. At the end of the day the debt (under 80K) added too much unnecessary stress. I would say
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by yogo 14y ago
I know it's only a commercial (maybe for the superbowl even), but tourists walking around at night with a map eh? Even in some very decent neighborhoods I think that screams "mug me" lol. A great way for the condom delivery guy to approach
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by yogo 14y ago
If you have the addresses then you could use a geocoding service to get the lat/longs. For e.g. Google Maps' API has this functionality.
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by yogo 14y ago
Generally I only have to use the following: pacman -Ss (for the occasional search) pacman -Syu [pkgname] (I almost always use yu to ensure that things are always in sync) pacman -Rsun pkgname pacman -Qi pkgname pacman -Sc (used every so of
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by yogo 14y ago
I cannot seem to find a major PHP framework that leaves it in so I will go ahead and officially call leaving off the closing tag a best practice by reason of: common sense, prevention is better than cure, type less--not more, etc. Let's als
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by yogo 14y ago
I know, note what I said "...maybe just not enough. It would definitely be a welcome addition to the language" People have proposed it and commented on it but it does not get enough support (votes) from senior devs to get included. Maybe wi
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by yogo 14y ago
There has been support for object literals for quite some time now ( https://wiki.php.net/rfc/objectarrayliterals ) but maybe just not enough. It would definitely be a welcome addition to the language. At least we no longer need to write ar
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by yogo 14y ago
Hmm, if you thought the person that told you that leaving out closing tags was a noob then what does that make you :)? It is a good practice to leave out closing tags, RTFM to learn when and why. Edit: After reading the rest of your comment
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by yogo 14y ago
Sites that try to trap you on their site by redirecting when trying to use the Back button is tied for the most annoying thing on the web of all time. It is tied with using an confirmation box when leaving. I'm starting to think that having
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by yogo 14y ago
Sounds like a lot of the same problems the review forum on ozzu.com had/has. Look how that turned out. Usually when there is some motivation for reviewing other sites the quality of the reviews goes down.
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by yogo 14y ago
Same here. For a couple months tabs where I habitually selected text (repeatedly) would crash in Chromium (on Linux). It almost cured me of this habit but it doesn't seem like this happens anymore.
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by yogo 14y ago
For some reason when you said clip art I was expecting the vector illustrations you have in office. For your site I'm guessing you are referring to the stock photography. Personally I prefer not using stock photography and definitely not on
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by yogo 14y ago
It has explicit variable declaration. You can always do: varname as Type = expression You often won't see this for the sake of succinctness. I might have misunderstood what you were saying but thought I'd mention that.

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