Daniel0
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http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
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http://www.cracked.com/article_16727_20-costumes-that-will-earn-you-halloween-beating.html
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Does anyone have an idea of how you can get InnoDB to stop using an excessive amount of memory? I experience a difference of 120 MB RAM usage from when it's disabled and when it isn't. That's quite a lot considering my VPS has 384 MB available (plus double burst though).
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[SOLVED] Class critique - Pagination class
Daniel0 replied to wrathican's topic in Application Design
It's still incredibly bad practice. You could have something like a static method Pagination::setDefaultConfig() which will take default configuration using an associative array. You can then set it in the constructor. You'll then still have the regular setter methods for custom configuration data. -
There is one more group that CV forgot: "Staff Alumni". This is for former staff members. When people get demoted from Global Moderator (or above) they'll be placed in this group. They have no stars and no colors. It's just a designation. It'll say on their profile and under their name. I don't think anyone has ever been demoted from any group for reasons other than inactivity though. The way we handle memberships of the groups ensure that the people are trustworthy and know their stuff. Also, the hierarchy is as follows: Administrator Global Moderator PHPFreaks Recommended Guru Everybody else You'll most likely have to go through the entire hierarchy in order to get to the top. It it thus no requirement to join the authors group or donate in order to get into the guru group. However, joining the author group and publishing quality tutorials might make you more noticed thus improving your chances of a promotion. Everything is dependent on someone nominating you to whatever position though. Also, the only people who have special powers are global mod and above. Guru and above can post to the main site though.
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[SOLVED] PHP/SQL Strategies
Daniel0 replied to The Little Guy's topic in PHPFreaks.com Website Feedback
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Reinventing deprecated functions, eh? http://dk.php.net/manual/en/function.call-user-method-array.php
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Microsoft is in fact working on a cloud computing OS called Windows Azure for those of you who didn't know.
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[SOLVED] Ajaxified CMS need design guide
Daniel0 replied to nadeemshafi9's topic in Application Design
You could try Zend_Form for a "form building script". You can take it out of the framework, but you would probably want to check its dependencies first. -
[SOLVED] Class critique - Pagination class
Daniel0 replied to wrathican's topic in Application Design
I don't like the way you handle configuration data. You're better off using a setter function which you already have. Just give it an argument and set it instead of relying on external data. -
I'm guessing he wants to do like you can do in Python. If that's the case then no, it's not possible.
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That's difficult to say precisely. I guess it depends on how much it looks like the other one.
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CV, the hypothesis that Windows has more holes because it indeed is more insecure is just as valid as your hypothesis that it has more holes because it's a more popular target. However, both of these hypotheses are incredibly difficult to verify. I do agree though, many problems arise because People Are Stupid™.
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I don't run any anti-virus on my Windows install and I have no problems.
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auto_prepend and append can break lots of things. Especially seeing as you in HTML cannot place things before the doctype and after </html>. You could of course append a script that alters DOM to add the ads, but that's easily circumvented.
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Why is it people think it's a good idea to ask random people on the internet for legal advice instead of a professional? Also, why is it that when people do this they do not tell where they are from? Laws are different in different countries... The law is complex and what one might think would be logical is not necessarily how it is in the real world. If you're in doubt, ask a lawyer. Otherwise you might end up in some serious trouble.
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dont you feel u have disabled them from progressing as there childeren will not be able to install the things they need and therfore u have destroyed an entire generation ? That doesn't make sense... ???
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There will be no OS on your computers hard disk. PCs will be thin client and apps will run as and when you need them via web services. So what if you cannot get a working internet connection and you really really need that super important report ASAP?
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That's pretty easy to predict. No company will last forever. Windows will be gone eventually and so will OS X and GNU/Linux... eventually. Then the "smart" people can jump in and say "I told you so".
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You obviously haven't used it, not for very long at least. Once you've got your system setup then you shouldn't see the UAC confirmation boxes very often. Even then, you can just disable it if you don't like it. The UAC argument is completely invalid.
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You clearly haven't met people who still think that there is absolutely no way to have a computer without Windows.
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That's not the point. I think the problem is that people do not know they have choices. Preinstalling Windows on virtually all stock computers is the primary thing that helps withhold Microsoft's monopoly. This is exactly the same as those people who think that Internet Explorer is "the internet". If there is nothing on the computer from the start then they're forced to research which options they have.
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I've known for a long time. It's one of the accepted PHP RFCs: http://wiki.php.net/rfc/closures