Gentles,
Is is my sad duty to report that our friend John Austin, known here as CajunCenturion, passed away yesterday. He collapsed at work and could not be revived. He had been suffering for years with kidney cancer, which though not the proximal cause of his death, is certainly the real...
On occasions when my father felt the need to curse in company who might not approve of it, he was known to utter a sotto voce "aah, sh*t and two is eight".
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I spend some time in Huntsville, Texas, where Sam Houston lived out the end of his life. (Sam Houston being the namesake of Houston, Texas, former president of the Republic of Texas and former governor of the state of Texas).
Sam Houston is buried in Huntsville, and the road-sign that directs...
HTTP_REFERER is only set when the browser sends the referer data to the server. Many browsers, including Opera, Firefox, Chrome and Safari do not by default report referers.
Could this be what you're seeing?
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I can see why "cyclogyro" (the spelling Google insists on) is now obsolete. The device seems inefficient at best, dangerous at worst. It looks like someone once asked the question, "What would happen were I to take the worst elements of an airplane and an combine harvester and put them...
Then you might try a housekeeping function.
Create a PHP include file, which you include in other scripts where appropriate. Have that included script-code scan your download directory and delete any file that is older than a certain amount of time.
Of course, the fun part about this way is...
Unfortunately, once the user's browser has received the "Location" header, it immediately severs the current connection and establishes a new one with the specified URL. So anything after the header('Location: ...') invocation will not run.
Instead, you can make PHP stream the file to the...
I always figured the "10% of your brains" thing was true. The other 90% would be taken up by the operating system.
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djj55:
During my junior year of high school, we had all take a survey that purported to tell us what career we would find most in line with our interests and talents. My report advised me that I should become an "ENGINEER, NUCLEAR OR ENGINEER, RAILROAD"
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Okay, that does it. I'm invoking that mad Welshman, Jasper Fforde. This is from one of his fourth "Thursday Next" novel, The Well of Lost Plots. If you like book- and grammar-related humor and puns but have not read Fforde, you're missing out on quite a lot of fun. With apologies in advance...
Aside from the assumption that if you have this malware you have others, too, why reinstall?
Why not boot Linux from a CD or write-protected flash drive and fix the MBR from there?
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A correctly-configured firewall will keep a database server from being directly exposed to the internet. But without knowing what kind of data we're talking about and what you intend to do with it, it's difficult to do more than theorize.
I think the answer to your question is going to lie...
Santa:
Not to worry. imnotcourney can probably explain all.
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CC:
Or another important question:
Why is someone being so careful to be not confused with Courtney?
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And to continue CC's thesis, it seems to me to often be the case that the transliteration of phrases from other languages affects local idioms.
For example, in south Louisiana, it's still not uncommon to hear older Cajuns user the phrase "to get down from a car" (where, or course, the more...
I came across this one in my travels on the internet:
LOB DA MAN IN SEA
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This from the MySQL online manual: Because floating-point values are approximate and not stored as exact values, attempts to treat them as exact in comparisons may lead to problems. They are also subject to platform or implementation dependencies.
You need to store these either in columns of...
Abraham Maslow once said, "When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail."
I work for a public school system, and my CIO decided the best way to distribute some ad-hoc queries into our student management system's databases was Access. I will second vacunita's...
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