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by z92 15y ago
That should be a separate front page news.
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by z92 15y ago
Just curious. How is it wrong?
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by z92 15y ago
Here is the catch: > So now what happens if a clever hacker is embedding this to his website and social engineers a victim to visiting his site. > If that happens then CSRFs or JSON is not the highest priority thing to worry about.
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by z92 15y ago
One good point in PHP is the hello world code is just "hello, world". Not print("hello, world") neither <?php echo "hello, world"?>. Simply type in hello world in a file, save it and run it as PHP script. It will print "hello world"
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by z92 15y ago
You can find one in the linked sources. https://github.com/tolmasky/language/blob/master/languages/J...
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by z92 15y ago
Short tags are why I don't need a template engine for PHP. And can write <?=$name?> instead of <?php echo $name;?>. This had been a unique feature that no other scripting language offers. This is a historic sign indicating t
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by z92 15y ago
Recording and playback only works when one is browsing from the USA. I have tried from both sides. Only after loading it from a USA IP it played back successfully.
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by z92 15y ago
How much better is it compared to CLucene? CLucene got stuck at 1.9 and now shows very little activity, while Java Lucene is rolling towards version 4. But still CLucene was as less memory hog and faster than Java Lucene at it's active time
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by z92 15y ago
For being JSONish it should be $foo = { bar: TRUE, baz: 'socks' }; where keys are unquoted. The less typing the better.
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by z92 15y ago
I usually write it as $xml = reset(getXpathWhatever()); which returns the first element from array.
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by z92 15y ago
Because lot of people would rather consume porn rather than burger, and those same people would rather flip burgers rather than produce porn, is why porn is so profitable. If that was not the case, porn would have been as cheap as dozons of
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by z92 15y ago
Also write it as "per thousand" messages. For the first 10 minutes I was reading it as 50 cents per kilo byte ( 1KB ? ) of message which sounded expensive.
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by z92 15y ago
> "Four wheels ought to be enough for anybody" Most truckers now agree that 18 wheels is the best. That's after number-of-wheels race from 70s where we tried upto 22 wheels.
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by z92 16y ago
I was referring to parent's claim "[in 1998] the concept of webapps must have been completely foreign".
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by z92 16y ago
Document based web ended by 1995, and by 1998 most of all major sites were webapps. Majority of document based sites were carry ons from early 90s. There was no ruby but there were PHP, Coldfusion and Java/JSP. And ASP was just released.
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by z92 16y ago
Some people don't search for languages that have threading or multiprocess support, rather simply want the language of their choice to have threading and multiprocess support. This is good news for them nevertheless.
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by z92 16y ago
That's what I do. I work at most 2 months a year. But draw salary for the rest of the year. The company doesn't mind too. They are happy to keep me on board as insurance against sinking projects.
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by z92 16y ago
I guess on that scale and probability, no code is deterministic.
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by z92 16y ago
Do you now use C for web apps? Like parsing GET, POST, DB, Cookies?
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by z92 16y ago
So what was the magnitude before being corrected?
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by z92 16y ago
Like the "Maxican Wave" spectators form in a stadium during games. Here the wave moves, but people don't.
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by z92 16y ago
Bad contrast of font color. Can't read it without pressing ctrl-a.
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by z92 16y ago
> As the site has become popular so the population of exceptional individuals has become diluted. As someone who has made the journey from slashdot to reddit to hacker news starting from 90s, I have strong believe that right now, somewh
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by z92 16y ago
From the article... > US Environmental Protection Agency places a limit for the amount of iodine-131 allowed in drinking water of 4 becquerels per litre > By comparison, San Francisco's rainwater contains 16 Bq/litre. It's four time
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by z92 16y ago
We might be in a bubble. But that bubble will continue to inflate as long as people are screaming Bubble! Bubble!! The danger moment appears when all those predictions appear false and everyone start to believe, maybe this time, for some re
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by z92 16y ago
Think about the secondary containment as the graveyard. The primary containment allows production of energy and the system to actually run, while the secondary doesn't. It's hole in the ground to catch the collapsed thing.
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by z92 16y ago
> I use onlinejobs.ph and bestjobs.ph to find people. He probably is talking about Philippines market.
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by z92 16y ago
Digg lost their favicon.ico after the update. Just checked again. It looks like they still haven't been able to get it back. http://digg.com/favicon.ico
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by z92 16y ago
'not shielded': implies that one has to do extra work to shield those. Default is not secure scenario. 'public folder': implies one has to do extra work to make those files public. Default is not public. I was wondering which one describes
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by z92 16y ago
I can't find the example which generates PDF of the wikipedia page, as described on the front page.

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