Comment Re:Um why (Score 1) 221
Orcon's stance seems to be "We're not implementing it, yet." http://twitter.com/Orcon/status/10339783484
Comment Re:Serves the noobs right (Score 0, Redundant) 149
I don't find that secure enough. Which is why I use curl.
Comment Re:Eject (Score 1) 939
I've dented the optical drive in my MacBook Pro, so I have a rather useless eject key as I can't get anything in my drive to eject.
Comment Re:"dumb down?" (Score 4, Informative) 276
Which allow a right click, (enabled by default IIRC) by having two fingers on the trackpad while clicking.
Comment Re:the problem with one-click upgrades (Score 1) 103
Slightly better one-click system:
- Open your favourite shell (click, sometimes)
- wget the patch file
- read through the patch file if you think it may be an ownage patch
- apply patch file
- ???
- Profit. Too bad for all those that have to manually apply the patch for lack of patch (or something similar)
- Open your favourite shell (click, sometimes)
- wget the patch file
- read through the patch file if you think it may be an ownage patch
- apply patch file
- ???
- Profit. Too bad for all those that have to manually apply the patch for lack of patch (or something similar)
Comment Re:Indeed (Score 1) 408
The webhost I use (that will remain nameless) has pretty close to (if not more than) 99.99% uptime. This is on a shared host as well. The worst I get is about a minute down each month as the server gets power cycled.
Comment I'm wondering (Score 1) 304
So what happens when we're all using and relying on Google Voice, then something like this happens to the service?
Comment Great accommodation too (Score 3, Interesting) 74
They also put us contestants up in the Novotel Plovdiv, supposedly the flashiest hotel in Plovdiv.
Submission + - The end of PHP 4 (php.net)
kickme_hax0r writes: "PHP announced the end of PHP 4 support:
"PHP 4 end of life announcement
[13-Jul-2007] Today it is exactly three years ago since PHP 5 has been released. In those three years it has seen many improvements over PHP 4. PHP 5 is fast, stable & production-ready and as PHP 6 is on the way, PHP 4 will be discontinued.
The PHP development team hereby announces that support for PHP 4 will continue until the end of this year only. After 2007-12-31 there will be no more releases of PHP 4.4. We will continue to make critical security fixes available on a case-by-case basis until 2008-08-08. Please use the rest of this year to make your application suitable to run on PHP 5.
