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Minimum Database Wrapper for PHP projects(github.com)
1 points by Rust 15y ago|5 comments
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by Rust 15y ago
We need a gateway MMOG engine. Something simple enough to get running so that the people who want to try their hand at creating a game can, and those who like it can move on (or upgrade?) to a more flexible and complex engine (larger worlds
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by Rust 15y ago
Is there an actual video feed of this from anywhere? The http://astronomylive.com site is suspended and the http://astro.viten.no/english.htm appears to just be pictures.
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by Rust 15y ago
This took some effort, but one site I worked on a few years ago used neither technique (well, it did have context-sensitive help, but that's not "showing how"). For each help topic and FAQ, I created in-page, automated demonstrations with
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by Rust 15y ago
Well, since PHP will work with IIS (not to mention that Apache and MySQL both work on Windows, negating the need for IIS at all), is there a reason to switch? Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress all work well on Windows servers. That said, Umbraco
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A Day Made of Glass - The Future of Ubuquitous Computing(youtube.com)
1 points by Rust 15y ago|0 comments
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by Rust 15y ago
I go about 45 minutes each direction on an average day. Sometimes (rarely) as quickly as 35 minutes, but about once a week it'll take between 90 and 110 minutes in one direction. So a good day means 1.5 hours, and a bad day is double that.
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by Rust 15y ago
Stupidity. I didn't RTFM. I wanted to copy a game from one disk to another. So I printed it out (it was in AppleSoft BASIC), then started typing it back into a new file on a new disk. Around page 5 zillion (often even having my parents read
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by Rust 15y ago
Too many: android app (JS + PhoneGap, not so bad); two FB apps; a CRM for small-to-medium music and dance schools; an online "object shortener" (like bit.ly for files - videos, music, images, Word docs, Excel sheets, PDFs, etc.) - upload on
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by Rust 15y ago
Popcorn Hour A210 (or C200 if you don't mind it being a bit bigger). Plays virtually everything, has USB input, you can stick a hard drive (SSD or SATA) in it, works over the network with just about anything. http://www.popcornhour.com/onl
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by Rust 15y ago
Is there an alternative to PHP that is as easy to setup? It seems that most languages require another server process running in the background (Tomcat, Ruby, etc.) and a web server to proxy requests. Is it old-fashioned to like the way Apac
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by Rust 15y ago
Clickers: My Product: http://hotkeys.gameweaver.com/ Adobe's Product: http://www.photoshop.com/products/mobile/nav HackerNews Post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1622890
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by Rust 15y ago
Holy crap, I had no idea that the way I work might actually be a medical condition. In any case, I tend to work on 3 or 4 things at a time, and take a few days off a project when I need to. As long as I have the ability to switch-hit betwee
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Ideas Without Time/Money - How Can I Make Them Happen?
14 points by Rust 16y ago|23 comments
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by Rust 16y ago
I've gone through http://www.merchant-accounts.ca/ in the past.
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by Rust 16y ago
While you're learning, remember that most tutorials are going to be slightly out of date (statistically speaking). Use the following guide to help find good resources (or to replace outdated sections). MySQL functions = bad, PDO = good die(
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by Rust 16y ago
For a simpler project, I usually start by building a basic library of classes/functions I know I'll need (for example, a database factory class and MySQL or PostgreSQL interface, helper functions for cleaning querystrings and form fields, e
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by Rust 16y ago
Getting a stable version of Noostr ready for release. Added multiple database options, plugin support, better themeing and pagination (big one) this release :)
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by Rust 16y ago
The 42Homes project provides free hosting to region-specific non-profits - http://42homes.com/ Like some others have said, WordPress with some plugins is probably the best bet. You could also look at Joomla, but it's quite a bit more adva
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by Rust 16y ago
Why? Despite his obvious lack of social charms, he is absolutely correct about Sencha (IMHO). I don't like his attitude either, but the headline is accurate and the article (such as it is) is informative.
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by Rust 16y ago
I agree with your modification. I haven't had the pleasure of experiencing an environment where a large, hard-coded IF block (or whatever) was preferred to a more stable, maintainable solution, so I can't comment on that. But one of my clie
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by Rust 16y ago
I'd much rather see code that might take an extra second or two to recognize than code that will need to be completely rewritten X times, constantly maintained, or is otherwise "stupid" (a technical term I use sometimes). The example code i
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by Rust 16y ago
http://jitrinc.com/
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by Rust 16y ago
It's funny - the writer thinks that something that costs $2500 and is sold for $5000 has a 50% mark up. Actually, not so funny...
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by Rust 16y ago
Clicks: http://HueCubed.com http://PMPrepFlashcards.com http://K12Flashcards.com
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Tron Lightcycles for Auction - Only 5 Being Built(cgi.ebay.com)
1 points by Rust 16y ago|0 comments
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by Rust 16y ago
I'll admit the website is pretty, but given the poor level of content editing on the site, I have no trust for the framework itself. The code sample (and documentation quality) on the ORM page is pretty clear.
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by Rust 16y ago
Yes, MP4, with h.264 inside. I don't remember the exact settings offhand, but we were just using x264 and ffmpeg to convert files.
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by Rust 16y ago
With my last client, we found that the proper encoding of a video to h.264 would work equally well as a Flash streaming file, iPhone/iPod/iPad video link, Android video link, and <video> tag source (in browsers that support h.264 -
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by Rust 16y ago
What you need is to hire a contractor/consultant with experience in that specific area of scalable content/knowledge delivery and conversion. I am that consultant and contractor - my last contract position was with a company that has a plat

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