lemcoe9

There really is no other editor...

CEntOS should be glacial. That is the point of the EL distriubutions. If you want cutting-edge, that is what Fedora is for.

Servers should not be exciting; they should be battle-tested and rock-solid.

This is a solution fantastic book. Reading the exchanges from the early pioneers of the Internet is just amazing.

What you are missing is that the Fed will never adopt a currency because it does not issue one. The Fed is a totally private entity that provides money at a rate to banks. They do not print money, they do not regulate it. They set the inter-bank rates.

The fact that the central bank of a mega-economy would adopt a supply-limited, not peer-reviewed, federated "currency" is absurd.

You cherry-picked one line from the post and used sarcasm to attack it, missing the four or five other lines that would have disproved said sarcasm.

Well done.

Why is there not a place to post the auctions? It seems like you just give them a link and say "good luck."

I am totally confused how this comment is even relevant. You have literally no basis for it, and it is not even remotely true.

I make more money in one week with my full-service IT firm that you could imagine in one week of development.

Don't even come in here saying that I have been living under a rock. I am the owner of my company, on the board with three more technology companies and also a director for a non-profit.

Well, in CodeIgniter's defense, its documentation was pretty excellent. The problem, however, was the slow and tedious development cycle, which favored backwards-compatibility over new features with almost no exceptions.

I still find myself doing `for p in Person.objects.raw('SELECT * FROM myapp_person'):`...

Well, I started with PHP, so I felt necessary to say I was moving on from that.

PHP is good for what it is. I absolutely love it, and, like I said in the article, owe a majority of my success to it.

Just use Amazon. http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2009/04/06/whitepa...

Isn't all of this information available on the Stripe Dashboard?

I am not sure how this made it to the front page...

Just timed out for the fifth time at 10:14:49 EST

Nothing as of 10:13:26 EST

Way too many pictures...

Why exactly did they limit nginx to one worker proces?

I agree with this. I should not have to pay $100 to have the right to develop on their platform.

I'm not sure if I would rather use a jQuery (or something similar) plugin or this method to do notifications. It seems using a jQuery plugin would be easier if I already had lots of AJAX and DOM events going on.

Oh my god, I may have fallen in love with that PowerPoint theme...

Link bait

Literally everyone bashes PHP, and it has had very few security problems in its history. Yes, I know it is not a framework, but still.

This seems like a great deal for Google. I mean, depending on how long the $1 Billion gets them the default search spot for, I am certain they will make the money back through ads in the near future.

This definitely seems like the best way they could handle the recent coverage of their security.

I bet if you switched to nginx, your server would use even less resources to handle the same amount of traffic.

They really didn't mention that it was on a log-scale. That's pretty significant to make very prominent in the article...

Because that's incredibly expensive to produce and hard to sell.

He should call it pQuery!