Damn that didn't take long to go from $100K to carry out this attack to a single day to offer a website for SHA1 collision as a service...
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Most decent website are already fast on mobile, I really don't get all the fuzz about AMP when in reality the small margin you gain from using it is almost non comparable to the real website.
What is considered fast or slow at this point? I can barely see the difference so why go through all this hassle just to please Google?
Its not that I hate it but their approach to page optimization is just wrong but lets just keep feeding the beast.
One of the big missing feature we would like to have in Discord is the ability to assign special permission to our groups leader so they can communicate over voice chat to other other group leaders in other channels (global voice chat).
When we play PVP MMO's and have 40+ users all in the same channel calling shots its impossible to coordinate properly.
What we normally do is split the group in 4 so 10 players in 4 different channels and each group leaders are calling shots independently BUT can also communicate via voice chat to other group leaders. Basically there's a global voice chat for group leaders that no one else can hear but them.
Other than that Discord is amazing!
Here's a quick example for an F2P MMO with PVP and the difference between both models :
You can have F2P (free to play) games where there's no P2W, meaning the progression is EQUAL for paying and non paying players, the only difference is that you can buy aesthetic items which change how you look, buy extra storage space,etc but give no real advantage other than looking cool or giving you very small benefits.
In P2W model, the way to progress through the game is that you can purchase in-game currency with real money and unlock special items , stronger powers, blessed items (if you die in PVP you won't lose everything), experience booster while leveling your character,etc these items give you an edge over non paying players, so if you stack all the paying items you basically win every fights against non paying players. Therefore no matter what you do in this game you MUST pay to compete.
I can't understand the need for bloatware aka "anti-virus", if you take the time to educate the users and train him to stop clicking and installing whatever pops up in their screen then they can pretty much rely on MSE and have a clear mind.
Obviously MSE might not detect EVERYTHING but basic education on how to treat spam/advertisement/phishing goes a long way.
Thank you!
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</script>Also great job on the UI, everything is smooth and easy to understand.
One of my many assignments at my job is to work with excel on a weekly basis exporting data dumps from MYSQL to excel ranging from 50k to 100k rows.
At first it was a daunting task but once I learned how to build some solid templates then all I had to do was to dump the data set into a tab and let the formulas do the work, everything was already formatted so I could just start validating the data then email it to the sales team for further analysis.
If you take the time to analyze your data sets and get to know how to handle each type of data then you can build some really solid template in a fairly short amount of time.
I try to avoid using excel as much as possible but this damn thing is so deeply rooted into the "business analyst" world that you can't really escape it so this is why I told myself that I would be better off mastering it and build solid reporting templates instead of trying to change their mind about using alternative software.
On a side note we started using WebFocus... that's another monster to tame...