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PC Anywhere Timer Code10th February 2012 Where did you get it from? |
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PC Anywhere Timer Code10th February 2012 Plus these days, GUIs using markup languages are a clear win! Far more customization with less effort. |
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PC Anywhere Timer Code10th February 2012 It makes sense to write it in Java. Lots of big anti-virus software as available for big enterprise companies, who can deploy server-side versions. For example with one of Norton's products you can push out USB privileges, and be informed when they are br*snip* |
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vs PHP4th February 2012 Agreed. However when you include Wordpress, it'll run off and touch these global variables straight away inside of functions, and then crash (because of the global rant above). The bug occurres in Wordpress code. So you must resolve the issue before you i*snip* |
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vs PHP4th February 2012 You can just add: [code] global $wp, $foo, $bar; [/code] .. just before you include. So then your essentially adding the global declarations missing from Wordpress. Although it took about 3 to 4 hours of debugging for me to work that out! But my rant *snip* |
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vs PHP4th February 2012 I thought I'd add a bit more clarification on the problem. I've also simplified the code a little to help remove any distractions. The problem is that in PHP, global variables are ones explicitely stated to be global, or are defined outside any functions *snip* |
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vs PHP4th February 2012 Actually no, if you did the same in JavaScript, it would actually work. |
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vs PHP3rd February 2012 due to the way PHP automatically makes top level variables globally accessible, it means the moment you import a script within a function, the script breaks with strange errors. I’m currently battling this in Wordpress! |
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ecommerce spambot design2nd February 2012 [quote=Stealth]Also, character encoding is web design 101. ;)[/quote] Which is probably why PHP lacks UTF support :p |
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What i've been working on1st February 2012 It's a pretty cool idea. I like how your sowing bits of landscape together. That would be especially useful if it handles loading them in and out too, so you can patch together a massive map without running into memory issues. If you are thinking of switc*snip* |
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"Online = No Privacy"31st January 2012 It pops up a lot if you aren't logged in. I do all my web development in a copy of Chrome that always opens in incognito mode (so I always get an empty cache), and I get it all the time. That is understandable, but the main issue is how much it pops up on*snip* |
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"Online = No Privacy"31st January 2012 If they didn't point it out, people would blog that Google are secretly changing their terms. They are damned if they do, damned if they don't. Although I too am getting annoyed by the number of times it pops up, especially how it appears on top of contr*snip* |
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Mac issues30th January 2012 Keyboards should be fine. If a vacuum can take a key out, then it's pretty flimsy already. |
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Mac issues30th January 2012 I think it probably comes down to common sense. You shouldn't stick a fork into a toaster, but if you do it right, you can get away with it. If you vacuum the outside quickly, with the aim to only remove the layers of dust you get on the outside (such as *snip* |
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Mac issues30th January 2012 They do have a lot of custom parts. For example inside the battery pack of a laptop are multiple batteries, and in most standard PC's these are round, and so waste space. In the Mac they are square. If it's mysteriously come back to life, then it might be*snip* |
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Ourobo Ware (Snake Eater)29th January 2012 I'd be up for making a second version, which is the same, but lots more levels (and more polish). Thoughts on what that could include??? |
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Ourobo Ware (Snake Eater)29th January 2012 It is done now! I also added Shroom's suggestion (although before he suggested it). Here are the results, in only around 40 hours! [pmc]joe/ourobo-ware[/pmc] |
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Code Hate! (C)29th January 2012 In Ruby they are all true; in PHP all of those are false, and many other dynamic languages are similar. The idea is that 0 is a number, not a bit sequence. Why should zero be any less true then 1? |
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Code Hate! (C)28th January 2012 I pretty much agree with Afr0 in this case. In a static language, I prefer conditions to have to be explicitly booleans, since it ensures that my conditions are valid. In dynamic languages I don't mind 'if(x)', as long as only 'null', 'false' and 'undefin*snip* |
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Code Hate! (C)28th January 2012 What is wrong with if statements? I agree with macros though. D is meant to have very good features for running code at compile time. |
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Ourobo Ware (Snake Eater)27th January 2012 I need very small ideas, we've decided on a Wario Ware clone. It's awesome so far! |
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Ourobo Ware (Snake Eater)27th January 2012 I need a gameplay idea, something involving a snake biting it’s tail |
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PMC in the Guardian24th January 2012 and we were mentioned in the Gardian today: Linkage |
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The Stolen Laptop22nd January 2012 She actually got the laptop back a few days ago! The burgler went on to steal a Macbook Air from someone else, who traced it to a dodgy PC store who had bought lots of electrical goods from said burgler. The Macbook Air owner traced the laptop to the store*snip* |
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Website ideas21st January 2012 I didn't mean change hosts, GitHub will provide hosting the code, bug tracker, and the option to discuss stuff issues. You could then have your own site along side advertising it, blogging about updates and work, and linking to GitHub. Re contributors, I*snip* |
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