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by yogo 13y ago
Maybe implement __unset and possibly __isset
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by yogo 13y ago
Hahaha, that's the thing, companies expect employees to do whatever they have to for results. In many ways I feel like professional athletes that do the same by doping should get a pass. It's not an even playing field but at the e
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by yogo 13y ago
Naively when I see a job ad asking for a rockstar programmer I assume there will be a supply of coke :P. Asking for a ninja... well that doesn't seem as much fun.
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by yogo 13y ago
Can you post which mpm you are using, and what your mpm configuration looks like for Apache? Does mysql report anything in its log? Do any requests return too many connections? Do you have some kind of heavy software running on the same ser
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by yogo 13y ago
+1 for consolas on Linux.
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by yogo 13y ago
Have you looked at Stripe?
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by yogo 13y ago
When I say replace email I don't mean what the end user sees but the protocols. I think a POST request would work great. I'm sure there has been conversation surrounding doing something like this, and it surely doesn't solve
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by yogo 13y ago
...sometimes your email provider could temporarily be on some block list For the most part I consider email to be unreliable. There are simply too many things that can go wrong. I'm also amazed that there hasn't been some kind of
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by yogo 13y ago
Exactly, orange isn't the issue (although they definitely need to use a lighter orange, #f[a-c] range to convey a more refreshing vibe). I will add that orange is very difficult to get right in any design--it comes off as being too str
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by yogo 13y ago
Do you have more background info on that eye tracking study? I ask because the first thing that came to mind was that this was a more seductive photo. It seems to me most photos with a single person do in fact look at the camera. If they
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by yogo 13y ago
Aliasing to 'cal -3' can also be good if you want a little continuity.
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by yogo 13y ago
Try ending your queries with '\G' to display results vertically.
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by yogo 13y ago
You don't need it for phpMyAdmin. The comment was mentioning the ssh tunnel feature as an advantage in desktop clients like navicat, which allows you to access the database while still running it on localhost.
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by yogo 13y ago
The mysql command line client is a superior alternative IMO. Like most things on the command line you are able to more much faster instead of having to deal navigate the GUI. Don't get me wrong phpMyAdmin is definitely easier to use fo
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by yogo 13y ago
As far as it getting publicized that's on Tech Crunch. We can all blame the perpetrators but I still fail to see how this is a tech thing. News stations get phony phone calls everyday and some of them get through. To some people they a
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by yogo 13y ago
If there were kids there then this was certainly done in poor taste, but clearly this was a prank. As for not screening, I can see how they would trust the good in people but just like anything tech related, you never trust anything user su
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by yogo 13y ago
Thanks for the details. I've never read an article I learned nothing from like that one. Sexism aside, these two presentations are too funny for me not to think they were done intentionally.
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by yogo 13y ago
These sites have always been a race to the bottom. If you're not in a market where you can lowball you're definitely losing money.
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by yogo 13y ago
It could be what the distros decide to bundle. I've seen mostly prefork.
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by yogo 13y ago
Sounds like something isn't right. You might have a setup where everything is enabled (at least from a high memory consumption point of view). You can get the Apache child processes down to ~2MiB (still a bit high by lighttpd and nginx
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by yogo 13y ago
I'll give you that. No clear direction. As I thought about this a little more in Ruby you have Matz, Python has Guido, Scala has Odersky, C# has Anders (those are just those that come to mind and I'm not sure of the current involv
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by yogo 13y ago
No. This is a big guy in internals. Sad to see him step back like this, but totally understandable. Internals suffers from simply having too many voices. As with all things you need a leader that is reasonable and can push things in the rig
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by yogo 13y ago
The more annoying thing is the big YouTube embed that causes the experience to fall apart since the scroll does not propagate to the page.
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by yogo 13y ago
It can be powered by Arc but did you have to use the same crappy table-based layout? I'd have to think these kinds of sites would save some bandwidth by simply trimming all that fat.
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by yogo 13y ago
Yep, I like the idea, but as the article points out it can potentially cause an employer to look at you differently because you paid to be placed there. At the same time it's not different from paying for advertising so I guess it&#x27
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by yogo 13y ago
The same can apply to all frameworks and libraries, both front and back end.
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by yogo 13y ago
Huh? Aren't you basically tied to an employer with H1B? I know you can move to another company but my understanding was that the process is a bit involved. Plus isn't part of the attraction of the H1B program being able to get ski
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by yogo 13y ago
That's something I don't think this article covered. Sure technologies like WP make it easier for someone less skilled to accomplish something but then demand is created for others that are more skilled to fix, support, customize
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by yogo 13y ago
I was surprised to see a multi-million dollar corporation (nameless) using wordpress. It's slow and bloated but I guess it gets the job done. Naturally they went to someone and said they needed a site, then that someone did what they d
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by yogo 13y ago
Good idea for a service. Recently I told someone that a business can be built based solely on broken wordpress installations and this validates that it is indeed a big problem out there. Naturally the only reason I thought this was due to t

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