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bio website lekensteyn.nl
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Former Kubuntu desktop user, now using Arch Linux. Open-source enthusiast, programming in JS, PHP, C and more.

Currently working on Bumblebee Project which provides support for Nvidia Optimus hardware on GNU/Linux.


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Apr
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awarded  Yearling
Aug
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comment Tracking down memory issues affecting a website
@Anonymous From wiki.nginx.org/Faq: How do you pronounce "Nginx"? The correct pronunciation sounds like: "engine-ex". (Next question: "What does that mean?" - We don't know, exactly.)
Aug
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awarded  Revival
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awarded  Caucus
Jun
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comment 404 crawl error for mailto:info@mydoamin.co.uk in google webmaster
I suggest to use <a href="mailto:info@example.com">info@example.com</a>. mailto:info@example.com is not a valid e-mail address, mailto: is the protocol part.
May
29
answered When do I need a website certificate?
Apr
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awarded  Yearling
Jan
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comment .in Domains for less then $2
You're expecting a domain name at a reliable host for the price of a beer? Dream on.
Dec
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comment Redirecting not working properly in Firefox 9 (or any older version for that matter)
@rlesko See updated answer.
Dec
31
revised Redirecting not working properly in Firefox 9 (or any older version for that matter)
added 886 characters in body
Dec
31
answered Redirecting not working properly in Firefox 9 (or any older version for that matter)
Dec
1
comment What happened to HTML table tags?
@Misha You're linking a horrible source, see w3fools.com
Nov
25
answered What is a “SiteCon” user agent?
Jul
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awarded  Fanatic
Jul
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comment I need a quality linux UK based webhost
The next time, ask for an offer on webhostingtalk.com, this is not a shopping site.
Jul
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revised Cloud server or VPS server
Removed advert
Jul
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suggested suggested edit on Cloud server or VPS server
Jul
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comment PHP permissions
umad? 655 = read+write for owner, read+execute for others. Bad Idea(tm) Whether the files are owned by apache or not depends on the purpose of the files. For a static website, it's better that the files are not writable to avoid attacks in case a hole is found in the code.
Jul
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comment PHP permissions
You need to provide more details, how are you uploading your files? (SSH/SFTP, FTP, controlpanel?, ...) You mentioned ownership, do you have root access to the box? What user is Apache running? If possible, what distro are you using? See also webmasters.stackexchange.com/q/13658/6597