I have a construct where I expect to hit an exception on some totally random XYZ event, but if it does ever hit, I don't really care to catch it. I want to ignore any exceptions thrown at that point, because if I don't get a good response then I want to implant my own value into my return, so is it valid c# to write
if you think a post is worth saving, you can try to edit out whatever seems to be irritating folks, but keep in mind that spurious flags go away after a while on their own.
Proposed Q&A site for people who just want to talk about whatever, and have noone to talk to. For people with ideas and noone to share it with. For people who want to debate.
MY JavaScript is better than all of you! You can't touch what I do. You think you're so great, using your prototype, well I have the DOM, and several hand-made JavaScript libraries to back me up. You talk about how to be cross-platform, yet you can't even support SeaMonkey. Fuck you.
Sites that are blind-accessible are also robot accessible, am I right? Also, wiretapping happens in emails! Government requests data from Google! Google sends automatically!
Yep. I have yet to find one positive contribution from this person on any site
You are free to post about exploding vaginas on your own forum, on your own web server, using your own bandwidth, power and time. – Tim Post 36 mins ago I never thought that I would use that combination of words in a single sentence during my adult life.
> Right, so the setup is a 650 site WordPress MU (network install) and as far as I know, there is no way to change it to use separate databases. It creates all the tables in the one database and about 9 per site. I don't have the time to change the WordPress code and can't change the platform, so I have to deal with the tables. The DB server will be a beefy server or three (not virtual) and will be Linux (probably Ubuntu). The setup will also have a large memcache setup to reduce DB load.
It's actually amazing how unique most sentences you write are. Pick a random sentence you've written today and search the web for it, it's probably never been written despite trillions of pages out there.
I am looking at rolling out a CMS system that will require the creation of around 10,000 tables within the primary MySQL database of the system.
The database will be the data store for several hundred small website front ends that might draw a modest load of around 150k unique viewers per month,...
I got a page which is URLRewrited by the .htaccess which runs a MySQL query twice eventhough I place it once, no loops no nothing.
every time i refresh the page it adds 2 page views to the database.
With 'portable_hashes' turned on.
I've noticed that for whatever reason, the hashes it generates aren't always the same - but always return as valid when passed through 'CheckPassword'. I've also noticed that 'PHP_VERSION' is used in the generation of the hash - these two things combined have me ...
> If there's even the slightest chance that the passwords will ever be made invalid - what steps would I have to take to make my own password hash generator?
which is pretty broad
but is a valid question, I'd say
Anyway, I can't eat StackOverflow questions so I'm off to find edible food
The only use that I can see of PHP_VERSION is in this line:
$output .= $this->itoa64[min($this->iteration_count_log2 +
((PHP_VERSION >= '5') ? 5 : 3), 30)];
Now, all that's saying is determining the maximum number of iterations. And it's in the gensalt_private method which genera...
actually, check out this answer. Really? I mean really?
PHP always amazes me with how fast it is. Your code seems to be right. Maybe your code is really only taking 3 milliseconds.
You could try making a long loop, something like this:
$x=0;
while ($x<1000000)
{
$x++;
}
Add this code inside of your timer. For me, looping 1 million times u...
Well it's the time it takes to yield + context switch, and depending on if the process was paged out ... so yeah, sleep(5) could actually end up being sleep(6)
but it looks like (linux anyway) puts it in ahead of time instead of late
I don't have enough experience administrating SQL Server or Oracle to offer sound advice to those people, and I wasn't in the beta so the site's only been open a short while for me
I like writing queries, and more of those questions are on SO too
Bah, there's PLENTY of MySQL folks that come over there. You should consider spending a little more time over there. I hear you have at least two more months ;)
@DanGrossman yeah the concensus so far is to try and nudge purely query how-do-I to SO, and to push the performance of a query questions to dba, but I'm still wobbly on that one
SQL really isn't like most other languages (most other languages here being defined as 3G c-like languages, whereas it is like functional languages in that they naturally work on sets) so most devs have no idea what they're doing (seeing as how most devs have a hard time with things like inner vs left)
@ErickRobertson only if you don't totally destroy the gameplay concepts ;)
So, my final vote in this question is: when you present me three screens (current iPhone screen, rejuiced iPhone screen for the iPad [same basic elements, no touchups], and a colorized version of the rejuiced iPhone screen for the iPad) then I will personally be able to say "yes that was a good idea" or "no, don't change it from b
@Moshe Do you really think I was asking for my OWN benefit? I could tell you hadn't made the UI yet. Additionally, as you make this UI you're going to realize that there's parts of the small UI that need to be redone. You're going to hate me after this experiment ;)
Ok, so I like either on the iPhone, or the iPad, but those are just the entry screens. What about actual gameplay? The loading screen is nice and all, but it really has no meat and potatoes.