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Click: http://www.coderegator.com/
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If they say no, I'd suggest Milles Bornes - a French card game from the 50s I used to play and love until I lost the cards back around the turn of the century :(
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I consider this to be a UX failure: visit page, adjust one slider, select something from a pop-up, re-adjust the same slider, and when I hit the Back button nothing happens. Click Back again, nothing happens. Long-click the Back button and
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Python High Precision Timer Extension - cTimer
(github.com)
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I wonder if GitHub Pages behind a CNAME record would work...
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Started with Applesoft BASIC and IntegerBASIC about 28 years ago personally, started getting paid professionally 21 years ago.
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Perfect hacking food?
(shine.yahoo.com)
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You could look at Noostr ( http://noostr.com/ ). It's been stalled for a while now, but will eventually see a 1.0 release :) Big missing feature is paging... Edit: It's a PHP app that uses MySQL.
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PHP is easy to learn and the documentation is extensive. But it is very easy to do things wrong in PHP, mostly because people learning PHP do a lot of copy/paste coding without really understanding the domain they're coding for (in this cas
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PostBooks ( http://www.xtuple.org/ ) is a fairly capable replacement for Quickbooks on OSX (and Win/*NIX), and has both OSS and Commercial versions. GnuCash ( http://www.gnucash.org/ ) is another I've used in the past and had good results w
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Update: after reading the article at http://www.matthewcompher.com/posts/trouble-with-semantics-t... , the writer used the ÷ as a line operator, not a natural division operation. I would maintain that since this is not taught in any schoo
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I might be remembering incorrectly, but 2x and 2(x) are totally different things in algebra. 2x would be expanded as (2 * x), whereas 2(x) expands as 2 * x. In this case, since the equation is 2(1+2) which results in 2(3), it's final DMAS f
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I enjoyed the bit at the end where the writer managed to use the wrong (IMO) formula to arrive at the correct answer. Using BEDMAS as I was taught, so many moons ago: 6 ÷ 2 ( 1 + 2 ) 6 ÷ 2 ( 3 ) 6 ÷ 2 * 3 // because 2(3) is not an exponent
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JQuery.cssMinMax Polyfill Plugin - CSS3 min() and max() today
(github.com)
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I admit their licensing is stupid - why would I pay based on the number of developers I have working on my application?? It would make more sense to pay per-domain or per-site it's actually being deployed on. That said, no, the price is too
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Highcharts ( http://www.highcharts.com/ ) is pretty darn good.
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Simple JS To Convert Color Strings
(indyarmy.com)
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Just wanted to let you know I used your boilerplate for my first jQuery plugin recently - https://github.com/indyarmy/jQuery.awesomeCloud.plugin/ Thanks a lot, it saved me a pile o'trouble :)
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Direct to demo page: http://indyarmy.com/awesomeCloud/
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JQuery.awesomeCloud Word Cloud Plugin
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Does the action call really say "while supplies last" when referencing a downloadable PDF file??
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It should be noted that the Java dev obviously over-designed the system, and that a different dev may have delivered something much more "keepable". However, my experience over the last 20 years has shown me that this is pretty much the way
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I am both a PHP and Java dev, and have found that PHP is far faster, leaner and more maintainable for websites than Java is. The last hard-core (ie. expensive) Java dev we had working on one of our back-end projects turned in code that was
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Show HN: Code Styles for Beginners
(appwithphp.com)
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Clickers! http://knowitapp.com/ http://knowitapp.com/jeff http://knowitapp.com/nash http://knowitapp.com/invite/hn
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Language Detection and Internationalization in PHP
(appwithphp.com)
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Check out http://appwithphp.com/cryptography-and-php/ - it's a beginner/intermediate overview of how to implement one-way and two-way hashing/encryption in PHP. The concepts should be transferable to other languages though.
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Show HN: AppWithPHP - Straight, Simple PHP Articles for Everyone
(appwithphp.com)
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Personally, I either code so the site doesn't care if "www" is there or not (watch your cookie domain though) or force a redirect to the non-"www" address (particularly when I don't want to purchase 2 SSL certs for a domain). A couple of ye
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Ask HN: OAuth, OAuth2 or public/private key
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