Comments for Anti-Chaos Engineer http://neilobremski.wordpress.com Neil C. Obremski's Digital Dilly Daily Dreams Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:41:26 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on FanSiter Plat by Crowd Sores « Anti-Chaos Engineer http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/08/26/fansiter-plat/#comment-126 Crowd Sores « Anti-Chaos Engineer Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:41:26 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=302#comment-126 [...] testing I unleashed new code which would spawn HIT’s based on Landing-only entries in the plat.  This did its job as expected, but certain parts of my moderation tools were broken and required [...] [...] testing I unleashed new code which would spawn HIT’s based on Landing-only entries in the plat.  This did its job as expected, but certain parts of my moderation tools were broken and required [...]

]]> Comment on FanSiter Landing Pages by Crowd Sores « Anti-Chaos Engineer http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/09/12/fansiter-landing-pages/#comment-125 Crowd Sores « Anti-Chaos Engineer Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:38:57 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=323#comment-125 [...] and after a bit of mind-numbing testing I unleashed new code which would spawn HIT’s based on Landing-only entries in the plat.  This did its job as expected, but certain parts of my moderation tools were [...] [...] and after a bit of mind-numbing testing I unleashed new code which would spawn HIT’s based on Landing-only entries in the plat.  This did its job as expected, but certain parts of my moderation tools were [...]

]]> Comment on Goodbye Zend, Hello cURL by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/09/29/goodbye-zend-hello-curl/#comment-122 Neil Obremski Thu, 08 Oct 2009 05:18:41 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=339#comment-122 UPDATE: You can change the Content-Type header for POST. I was doing it wrong. UPDATE: You can change the Content-Type header for POST. I was doing it wrong.

]]> Comment on FanSiter Landing Pages by Chris C http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/09/12/fansiter-landing-pages/#comment-115 Chris C Sat, 12 Sep 2009 17:06:09 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=323#comment-115 Man that looks really nice. I'd like to see a demo. Man that looks really nice. I’d like to see a demo.

]]> Comment on Miss Katima? by cam http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/03/20/miss-katima/#comment-113 cam Tue, 08 Sep 2009 20:35:30 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=129#comment-113 hey, i got the same exact email except from a different email w/ miss katima in the name... it was an msn email. I was really confused hey, i got the same exact email except from a different email w/ miss katima in the name… it was an msn email. I was really confused

]]> Comment on FanSiter Plat by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/08/26/fansiter-plat/#comment-110 Neil Obremski Wed, 26 Aug 2009 04:48:29 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=302#comment-110 Okay, I just got an entry on my contest and it's actually pretty cool -- so I'm a bit happier now. I still wouldn't recommend 99designs just because it feels like you drop the money into an abyss and pray. Okay, I just got an entry on my contest and it’s actually pretty cool — so I’m a bit happier now. I still wouldn’t recommend 99designs just because it feels like you drop the money into an abyss and pray.

]]> Comment on Last Week This Week by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/06/30/last-week-this-week/#comment-104 Neil Obremski Tue, 30 Jun 2009 22:45:52 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=276#comment-104 Almost forgot, I'm also adding the author HTTP header (x-amz-meta-a) which will be set to the authenticated UID. Almost forgot, I’m also adding the author HTTP header (x-amz-meta-a) which will be set to the authenticated UID.

]]> Comment on Rename Complications by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/06/24/rename-complications/#comment-101 Neil Obremski Wed, 24 Jun 2009 19:10:35 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=270#comment-101 Rather than having the copy/delete for moving the exact S3 key in the rename() method, I only put it in load(). The code in the former was a "first-pass" attempt, but any moderator actually doing this will have to load the page afterwards anyway. This splits the work and the part that may be attempted more than once is now in the proper place, e.g. load(). Rather than having the copy/delete for moving the exact S3 key in the rename() method, I only put it in load(). The code in the former was a “first-pass” attempt, but any moderator actually doing this will have to load the page afterwards anyway. This splits the work and the part that may be attempted more than once is now in the proper place, e.g. load().

]]> Comment on OpenID has Problems by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/06/15/openid-has-problems/#comment-93 Neil Obremski Mon, 15 Jun 2009 23:08:35 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=248#comment-93 Running in circles has exhausted me. I nearly tried the Zend OpenID library, but then stayed away for fear of too much interdependence. Everyone appears to be using the JanRain library which makes me wonder why it feels so rough and bloated. My decision is to base my own modifications from this so-called "Simple OpenID PHP Class": http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3290.html Admittedly it's rough, but I only had to remove the example's use of PATH_INFO (non-existent on my machine) in order for it to work with E_NOTICE and E_STRICT enabled. All that in a somewhat-spaghetti 10k script... it's a start. Running in circles has exhausted me. I nearly tried the Zend OpenID library, but then stayed away for fear of too much interdependence. Everyone appears to be using the JanRain library which makes me wonder why it feels so rough and bloated. My decision is to base my own modifications from this so-called “Simple OpenID PHP Class”:

http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/3290.html

Admittedly it’s rough, but I only had to remove the example’s use of PATH_INFO (non-existent on my machine) in order for it to work with E_NOTICE and E_STRICT enabled. All that in a somewhat-spaghetti 10k script… it’s a start.

]]> Comment on SVG vs Canvas by Neil Obremski http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/2009/04/30/svg-vs-canvas/#comment-92 Neil Obremski Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:22:15 +0000 http://neilobremski.wordpress.com/?p=139#comment-92 SVG is generally slower because it's tracking all those objects, vectors, etc. Canvas speed is dependent on how much script you're trying to run, not how much you've drawn, since it's only a buffer of the latest pixels drawn. Using both in a web page will only affect the performance of either as it pertains to using machine's CPU and scripting both simultaneously. SVG is generally slower because it’s tracking all those objects, vectors, etc. Canvas speed is dependent on how much script you’re trying to run, not how much you’ve drawn, since it’s only a buffer of the latest pixels drawn. Using both in a web page will only affect the performance of either as it pertains to using machine’s CPU and scripting both simultaneously.

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