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andrewryno

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About andrewryno

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    Comment #35607110

    Also: > Mr. Thursfield has done much of the renovation work himself, including woodworking.

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    Comment #32485770

    LocalStack is open source: https://github.com/localstack/localstack Looks like they're starting a Pro version that requires signup/payment.

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    Comment #8688206

    You shouldn't be running composer update on your deployment, just composer install which doesn't take as much memory since it doesn't have to resolve dependencies.

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    Comment #8659657

    The footer has links to Google. Unless Google is now doing movie marketing. This is also part of another game that was submitted a couple weeks ago which was a recruiting game for …

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    Comment #8619690

    It's like AWS EC2 Auto Scaling. GCP also has Load Balancing which complements the autoscaling feature, which is like AWS ELB.

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    Comment #8596823

    You may need to tell your browser to load scripts over HTTP.

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    Comment #8585734

    Yeah I would honestly prefer Apiary since it's more flexible.

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    Comment #8584787

    It would be great for learning client-side development using React, AngularJS, etc. without having to use an existing API or building one yourself.

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    Comment #8584778

    You can't. Looks like the response is hard-coded. Would be nice to be able to customize keys, choose a format for a list of a resource, etc. so that if you use this in development …

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    Comment #8173595

    PhantomJS can generate PDFs. It's pretty easy to use. http://phantomjs.org/

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    Comment #8086313

    It's installed through Composer. In composer.json it sets up a custom repository to download the latest version of WordPress, and then uses the "extra" section to install it to a c…

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    Comment #8080157

    Right, but you can't use their logo, you need to specify it's a parody, etc. See: https://support.twitter.com/articles/106373-parody-commentar...

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    Comment #7817149

    Yeah I don't understand the use of statics here. I'm going to guess it's just so they can use the "nicer" syntax without having to instantiate a new object, which would honestly ma…

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    Comment #7668218

    A great example is: https://github.com/andresriancho/w3af-moth He deliberately wrote vulnerable code to test his auditing script. There are more repos like this.

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    Comment #7643249

    The link to Shumway is broken, FYI.

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    Comment #7543251

    You have to mail it in, but http://modnotebooks.com/ will scan your notebook and digitize the contents for you.

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    Comment #7502533

    At least some large cloud storage providers offer it. For example, AWS has Import/Export[0] and Google has Offline Disk Import for Google Cloud Storage[1]. [0] http://aws.amazon.co…

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    Comment #7400114

    You can calculate the minimum sample size needed to come up with that threshold rather easily. See: http://vuurr.com/split-testing-determine-sample-size/

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    Comment #7399579

    One other problem is that if you're using a tool like Capistrano to deploy, you usually set your remote repo to Github. When Github goes down, you can't deploy until it comes back …

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    Comment #7211533

    I've tried the last two major versions of PHPStorm and I just can't use it. On my Air with 4GB of RAM it struggles to even open a file. It's slow, sometimes unresponsive, and uses …

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    Comment #7018790

    GitHub just announced built in analytics today: https://github.com/blog/1672-introducing-github-traffic-anal...

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    Comment #6834587

    If you change the x-axis to be roughly the same range as on graph.tk, it turns out like this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=d%2Fdx%28sin%28x*x%29+%...

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    Comment #6756139

    I also highly recommend using https://github.com/10up/varying-vagrant-vagrants since they bundle a few different versions of WordPress. It's mostly used for development of WordPres…