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Aahan Krish
Aahan Krish
01:44
@Rarst I think they pay publishers.
 
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toscho
toscho
04:34
@RebeccaChernoff core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21352
Rebecca Chernoff
Rebecca Chernoff
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toscho
toscho
05:58
There is a pattern. Someone doesn’t want to learn …
 
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Rarst
Rarst
10:59
quick linux question, what is proper mask for "everything in current dir" * or ./* or?..
"proper" as in need to chmod public_html in an automated script and don't want wreck havoc
anu
anu
@rarst .* is what I always use
Rarst
Rarst
@anu that seems like trouble... just read on SO that it can be expanded to .. and leak above and from quick test it does seem to
anu
anu
11:14
@rarst yup,you're right - use *
Tom J Nowell
Tom J Nowell
@Rarst I always used ./*
I always found something like .* might be interpreted as only files beginning with .
like .svn
Rarst
Rarst
./* sounds like "here, I mean it", while * sounds like "here or whatever"... so I think about adjusting to former :) 
[hooks]
post-pull.update = hg update --clean --noninteractive
post-pull.chmod = chmod -R 755 ./*
anu
anu
@rarst, just remember that ./* or * doesn't pick up files beginning with .
Rarst
Rarst
@anu hm... more precisely it picks them up in subdirs, but not in current dir... wat?
what about simply . ?
find . seems to work nicely
anu
anu
11:30
@rarst should be ok - but also be careful about 'argument too long' errors - you might want to just do something like find . | xargs chmod 755
 
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kaiser
kaiser
12:52
Anyone want to guess, when we'll hit the 20k Q mark?
Aahan Krish
Aahan Krish
13:07
@kaiser In about 8-9 days :)
simple!
7th August
Anyone using Amazon S3 with W3 Total Cache?
kaiser
kaiser
13:28
:)
kaiser
kaiser
14:04
Guess this one will be my standard answer to poor questions in the future (until mods try to punch me again)...
> Please show us what you already tried (in code) and what didn't work. At least it's not a "Do this task for me"-site, but a "Help me this (specific) problem"-type of site.
Rarst
Rarst
@kaiser moar faq links and stuff. people need to understand they ar enot using site right, not just that someone has issue
kaiser
kaiser
@Rarst good hint. always forget linking to FAQ...
Aahan Krish
Aahan Krish
14:22
wow, townes' reply to my bug report was surprisingly quick!
 
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Michael Ecklund
Michael Ecklund
16:14
okay i know nothing about regex, where can i learn more
anu
anu
16:24
@MichaelEcklund find some regex tutorials and practice at on online regex tester (eg pagecolumn.com/tool/pregtest.htm)
Tom J Nowell
Tom J Nowell
16:49
@AahanKrish I wouldn't worry about your sites performance, you've already got it running blazingly fast, with a near perfect pagespeed score
it'll slow down when you start adding content though
move on to other things
 
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Michael Ecklund
Michael Ecklund
18:08
can you assign a variable to copy()? like $var = copy();
im thinking no, since it performs an action and doesnt return anything.
kaiser
kaiser
18:23
@MichaelEcklund You can assign the result of a function to a var. So if copy() returns anything, than $var now holds the result.
Michael Ecklund
Michael Ecklund
@kaiser thanks!
kaiser
kaiser
18:38
@All Got an pretty ugly hack after numerous tries to update the taxonomy meta value description (I added a json_encoded array instead of the original string).
*Question:* How valid is it to replace part of a `$_POST` value to alter data before saving it to the database? Any known issues?
 
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Rarst
Rarst
20:08
koding.com going live, poking...
Sisir
Sisir
@Rarst looks good, did you make it?
Rarst
Rarst
@Sisir "make it"?
Sisir
Sisir
develop it..
Rarst
Rarst
of course not, my life is wasted on WordPress
Sisir
Sisir
@Rarst curse you matt!
 
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lkraav
lkraav
21:55
uh how is that koding.com better than c9.io
other than that impressive intro video

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