zombielifestyle

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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
I agree with OP, although I think the code example is misleading (but still awful). Why? Configuration/Bootstrapping is needed, with simple, small and loosely coupled components even more, because you don't want to tie a some configuration
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
bigger version: http://i.imgur.com/YAlPH.jpg
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If you move away from GoDaddy you can also:
2 points by zombielifestyle 15y ago|0 comments
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
bytecode caches (like APC) store the bytecode on the fly in memory. you can't create somthing like a "binary" file. edit: at least they're not intended to create "binaries". you can probably mess around with APC and make php look and behave
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
Didn't think of that, pretty obvious now. ty :)
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
* traits is a concept explored in smalltalk. surely the greates monkey patchers among us. * array? yeah, it's called like that. it could even be named "fridge" or "smartass". * due to the new release process php BC is guaranteed for non ma
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
Closure::bindTo gives a nice js-like feeling, but i wonder why the hell a invocation of a closure in a class member triggers a warning.
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
i can't manage fb to share location information from friend accounts. if 2 accounts upload an (similar) image including one active check-in fb only suggests locations based on the check-ins of that active account. this is even true for publ
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
fb don't even matches the check-in of my fake wife at hollywood walk of fame to an pic of it uploaded by me.
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
I've tried it. i don't use fb for pics. i don't use wifi on my smartphone and i had the fb app only briefly installed. i also weren't on any trips outside my city. I've uploaded 4 screenshot-ed landscape (including one building) pics from f
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
The old script works better form me. Less false positives and rather stable results.
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
I have largely varying results in FF9. The idea is interesting but, considering that the performance of the client (-box) can affect the results, it doesn't feel very viable. What about DNS cache probing? Is it possible? I guess it will suf
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by zombielifestyle 15y ago
Galaxy S, Telekom / Germany is clean!