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There's an easier-to-read version for those who don't like PDF: http://jeena.net/images/2012/php-the-good-parts.jpeg :-)
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The intro text explicitly defines those datatype sizes: In other words, please answer each question in the context of a C compiler whose implementation-defined characteristics include two's complement signed integers, 8-bit chars, 16-bit s
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Reddit[1] found the "Joseph" in question, his comments are still visible in his public activity stream: https://github.com/pirtlj [1] http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/tionj/linus_tor...
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Leave Stack Overflow open in the background for some time to get a special message from a Unicorn Clippy.
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Currently I'm using a heavily hacked third party time picker that was patched onto jquery ui datepicker, and half of the advanced datepicker functions don't work or work badly. It took me a day of research and at least two days of hacking t
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15y ago
Looks nice. Any plans to integrate a time picker?
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15y ago
If you're hosting your own WordPress (or any other solution, actually), you really should be keeping an eye for any updates. WP is a popular hacker target, even waiting a day after an announcement can be enough to get hacked. Thanks to Mupr
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> I was kinda looking forward to see the "water surface" in 3d with lighting and reflection http://madebyevan.com/webgl-water/ might be more interesting then.
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I implemented Klarna as a payment option in one e-shop recently. Said e-shop operates in Denmark, Sweden and (as of this week) Norway, but the Klarna option is only available in Sweden. The owner said that without this option it wasn't wort
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JetBrains releases PhpStorm 3.0
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I have used this for a few things. One of them that was the most interesting to code, even though very narrowly useful, was a way to compare two memory dumps from a C++ game to find the objects that don't match (after the game detects a che
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15y ago
Sometimes you really need to invoke external commands through exec(). In those cases, make sure to use escapeshellcmd() and escapeshellarg().
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You're probably referring to http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/open_thread_the_interne... .
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x86 assembler doesn't. I mentioned C+++ Templates: The Complete Guide - it demonstrates a similar template (15.2.4) to add two values, and even with simple addition it points out a flaw similar to this one (and admittedly more likely to com
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15y ago
template <class ttype> ttype multiply(ttype a, ttype b) { return a * b; } int * int doesn't always fit in an int. C++ Templates: The Definitive Guide suggests using a traits class to solve problems like this. Templ
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15y ago
You could also use 13 months of 28 days each - that totals 364 days as well.
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15y ago
In my experience, writing PHP on one platform and deploying it on another doesn't always work out. Your developers have to be aware of where their app will be deployed and the specifics of that OS. > I think PHP support on Windows is a
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Anecdote: one side-project I'm working on is a simple DLL injector that can insert arbitrary DLLs into other processes at launch time. It's been used out in the open for over three years, but only one security suite (Comodo) blocks it from
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PyCharm is produced by the same guys who created Resharper and a lot of other great tools like PHPStorm and TeamCity. Been using PHPStorm for nearly a year now, and I still find new things it can do.
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Nice trick! var f = []['concat']; // Array.prototype.concat f()[0]; // returns the global window The rest of the script appears to mostly be old tricks - convert stuff to strings, combine characters in strings to compose expression
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1. Function to String conversion produces different results in different browsers. var f = []['concat']; (f + ''); // Chrome "function concat() { [native code] }" // IE (9) " function concat() { [native code] } " T
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- If you want to reverse-engineer existing code (security checking, malware analysis, unofficial bug fixing [1]), then of course yes. [1] http://www.hexblog.com/?p=21 - The author of IDA Pro disassembler wrote a hotfix for the WMF vulnera
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Am I the only one who still uses Total Commander instead of Windows Explorer whenever possible? I'd love to see this multiple-jobs-in-movecopy-queue functionality in it, but in all other situations it suits me so much better.
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VC++ 2010 supports a lot of them: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/vcblog/archive/2010/04/06/c-0x-core-... I've gotten into the habit of auto'ing most variables nowadays, it's quite convenient not having to type LongTemplateName<ClassNa
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In MSVC, this warning's off by default: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wzxffy8c(v=VS.100).a...
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Part 1 of the post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2747344 ---- Small clarification: I shared some info on the internal workings of Command&Conquer in the comments of the last post. The author of this post took that to mean that
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There has grown in the minds of certain groups in this country the idea that just because a man or corporation has made a profit out of the public for a number of years, the government and the courts are charged with guaranteeing such a pr
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C&C series, at least the older pre-Generals ones, work the same way - hashing the full state in each frame and sending it over. When a desync is detected, it dumps checksums of the last 256 frames along with current frame's checksums of
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Sorry for double posting, but those additional resources are boot loaders for Rescue Disks. Why and how do they differ from normal loaders, I don't know.
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Yes, that's what I said... but this is the resource section of the installer, not of the extracted executable. The extracted executable is the same and doesn't, as far as I can see, make any references to those resources. It is possible the
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