Eventually, when you have no backup of something important for a long period of time, you run the risk of loosing it for good. That's what recently happened to index.php here at fredrik1.com. I was playing around with gzip, in my adventure for a new blogging platform that I want to develop. What I didn't realize is that gzip, by default, deletes the file it has zipped. So, I would say carelessly, I did
gzip index.phpThen I painfully discovered that the file was deleted. There was no backup. I should mention that this almost never happens to me, but this site is a really old project of mine. I had to rewrite index.php, even after analyzing all the empty space on the harddrive. Luckily, when I made this site, I had established the otherwise useless habbit of having a lot of code duplication in the project.
..played around with it..
rm index.php.gz
This time around I'm making real backups.
Mandag 21.mai 2012
Fredag 04.mai 2012
http://benlog.com/articles/2012/04/30/encryption-is-not-gravy/
Onsdag 02.mai 2012
http://rt.com/programs/keiser-report/episode-272-max-keiser/
Søndag 08.april 2012
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/jw_on_tech/archive/2012/03/15/why-i-hate-search.aspx
Fredag 06.april 2012
Tirsdag 03.april 2012
Søndag 01.april 2012
James McCarthy provides some insight to the future of online payment.
For the consumer:For the merchant:
- Convenient payment – the only question are: pay to whom? and how much
- Lower cost – lower merchant solutions mean lower prices
- More privacy - It’s your money- not a number in the bank
- No payment fraud
- Tiny processing fees right now less than 0.01%
- More sales – no 7steps to payment tango.
- No paper work, no merchant accounts.
Søndag 01.april 2012
I wish more of my friends could soon suck it up; the future will be what you make of it. I care about my friends, I care about the future. Now, combine! (the future will not care about your next MMORPG achievement). And by the way, you're not off the hook. You've read this far, so you're probably a friend of mine.
Lørdag 31.mars 2012