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Messages - CJ Jackson
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Features / Re: Cookieless domains and other things...
« le 12 Avril 2014 à 12:04 »
You don't need to implement it into Wedge, only the http server has to implement it.

https://developers.google.com/speed/spdy/mod_spdy/
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Features / Re: Cookieless domains and other things...
« le 11 Avril 2014 à 23:18 »
Or you could wait for HTTP/2.0 or you could just use SPDY, like I am doing now! Both of those technologies can compress and deal with repeating headers such as cookies and user agent!

The only disadvantage of HTTP/2.0 and SPDY, is the fact that it's requires SSL meaning you need a certificate which you can get for free anyway for non-commercial use.
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Off-topic / Re: Is Wordpress actually Most SEO CMS?
« le 1er Octobre 2013 à 09:31 »
SEO is a lie.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Search_engine_optimization
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Off-topic / Re: How to Apply Thermal Paste the Kentucky Way
« le 20 Décembre 2012 à 23:59 »
Never let a hick touch your motherboard or any part of the computer for that matter!
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Off-topic / Re: Facebook addict
« le 17 Novembre 2012 à 00:22 »
7% Lucky me! :lol:
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The Pub / Re: Logo Madness
« le 8 Septembre 2012 à 18:09 »
Reminds me of iPhone Apps, I don't know why! :lol:
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Off-topic / Iran Nuclear Plants Hit By Virus Playing AC/DC
« le 29 Juillet 2012 à 11:10 »
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-07-25/iran-nuclear-plants-hit-by-virus-playing-ac-dc-report

Latest virus aimed at shutting down Iran's nuke plants not only shuts them down, but plays AC/DC "Thunderstruck" at full volume all night long :lol:
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Features / Re: Github & stuff
« le 19 Juillet 2012 à 02:04 »
Citation de Nao le 19 Juillet 2012 à 01:17
@CJ> You're saying it's easier to use. I'm saying it's harder to install. I'm just asking, what tells me it's going to be 'easy' to use once I install it? SmartGit isn't that hard to use, heck even TortoiseGit is okay after the initial learning curve...
SmartGit is written in Java, as long as you not using a mixed OS environment (Virtual Machine) as I am, you should be fine, power to you, for me Java just screws round with clipboard synchronisation that Virtual Machine uses, TortoiseGit is pretty much Windows only, I choose to use something cross platform and not written in Java.  Use whatever you're comfortable with. ;)
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Features / Re: Github & stuff
« le 18 Juillet 2012 à 22:32 »
Citation de Nao le 17 Juillet 2012 à 18:11
Has git-cola got any advantage over the competition...?
I'm not sure it's that 'easy' to work with if it requires installing msysgit, *then* Python, then PyQt... Meh! :^^;:
Paying too much attention to the Windows installation process, those won't apply when upgrading Git-Cola as msysgit, Python and PyQt has already been installed!  When did the installation become more important than the interface? The command line interface is more tricky, trust me!  You got file staging to deal with! ;)
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Features / Re: Github & stuff
« le 15 Juillet 2012 à 23:55 »
Citation de Arantor le 15 Juillet 2012 à 23:36
Seriously, being open is not the magical panacea it's supposed to be. Being open means you get more input. It doesn't mean it's any *better* input. If anything I'd almost say that it will eventually dilute things because there will be pressure to accept patches that aren't up to snuff.
I agree, the more complex the programming language is, the worse it is, especially with those who are amateurs! C++ is worst off with 82 keywords, while PHP is around 49, C has 32, Golang has 25.
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Features / Re: Github & stuff
« le 13 Juillet 2012 à 08:57 »
Bazaar is probably the worst distributed visioning system, it's has the worst performance,  I would say Git mainly because it's feature rich (file staging is a big plus for me, easily allows me to keep one commit per chance) and is very efficient in most case when compared to SVN.

I use git-cola interface, very easy to work with and is cross platform.
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Archived fixes / Re: Long cache keys make the cache fail.
« le 1er Mai 2012 à 17:10 »
That was a simple mistake, always use hash for generating unique keys unless simple id number are practical to use.
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The Pub / Re: The Cookie Law (in the UK at least)
« le 20 Avril 2012 à 23:52 »
I'm replacing my wordpress blog with one of my own, it will only use the cookie that will hold the session id, it will mainly be used for remembering what you typed into the html form, which should fall under the exception right?

This is all regulation over education, ICO is totally fucked up!
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The Pub / Re: The Cookie Law (in the UK at least)
« le 5 Avril 2012 à 21:59 »
What about if the server was in the US?
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Off-topic / 8-bit Google Maps
« le 1er Avril 2012 à 02:15 »

Google Maps 8-bit for NES