By Giedrius on January 14, 2006
Here are some tips for working with postgresql databases
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By Giedrius on January 11, 2006
Most, if not all, common websites that run under PHP and apache use mysql for the database. Mysql is fast, reliable and free. However, there are other solutions, and, inspired by some colleagues, we have tried postgresql in a complex project. The project basis is many types of profiles connected through various relationships. These types share some but not all properties, and have complex messaging and listing system to access each of the profiles. The recoding started in spring 2005. The results at this date are in the entry.
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By Giedrius on January 9, 2006
Recently discovered Windows WMF bug havent been unnoticed by various moneymakers. They have discovered the bug even earlier probably and did not shun from using it to make money from various visitors of the websites. One way of exploit the bug is shown in websecuritylabs. One should watch the movie where is clearly shown how [...]
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By Giedrius on January 6, 2006
Personally, I prefer programming using Firefox as the fronted for looking at programming results. The benefit of this over the usage of explorer is that one sees mistakes better and there are better set of tools to evaluate the result or check the design in progress. The first and perhaps most important tool is DOM [...]
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By Giedrius on January 5, 2006
Couple of years ago the browser world looked simple: There is internet explorer and that’s it. Of cause, there were opera, safari for MAC, and mozilla, but they were for marginal users: geeks, Linux or Mac users and security aware folk. IE had more that 90 % of the market and that ment every home [...]
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By Giedrius on January 5, 2006
Have just upgraded to the version 2.0 of wordpress. Some new nice features aded, like TinyMCE, for example. The web software is getting close to the common office software.
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