> the'll , cutomization, untill, Strapfrok's
Lots of typos!
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Lots of typos!
Not sure why the documentation isn't included in the readme.
>It's a PHP framework. It works. Cool.
Tells me nothing.
Bought a Samsung SSD to replace it.
Oh Malcolm!
Also reminds me of this tongue in cheek site : http://html9responsiveboilerstrapjs.com/
di.fm - Chillout, Minimal or Ambient
bassdrive.com (liquid dnb)
It includes - user time tracking, bug reporting, you can create Epic issues and add sub-tasks under them. All very useful.
You can also get FishEye to integrate SVN info.
Right...
i·ro·ny The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
shows
status: Active nserver: ns1.google.com nserver: ns2.google.com nserver: ns3.google.com source: IEDR
Domaintools.com shows something else
http://whois.domaintools.com/google.ie
Something else that's worth a look at: http://host.robtex.com/ns1.farahatz.net.html#graph
Errr, ...yes!
Looks like the ban has been overturned.
A victory for free speech and common sense!
Do they not at least moderate all the comments first?!
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Oops, silly spammer.
"I love that the whole thing is narrated like they're tracking down an animal in nature. I loved the end "So, there you go, an internet troll. That's what they look like." Yep, that's what they look like." - this did make me giggle though.
Also importing products was another major let down in Prestashop. Are there was a lot of hacking around the TPL files to get various things working.
The problem at the moment is as the article says, just get used to Microsoft GUIs and not know anything behind them. And what happens is people do other things in the lesson, as they get bored, or find it to easy so they don't even bother. The whole MS access stuff can be very dull.
They could even bring in sections of web development into the new course, ie setting up a LAMP environment and learning PHP. And not just learning to create table (shudders) based rubbish in Dreamweaver or the like.
Or on the comp sci/software dev side of things learn Java programming for Android. Although I would think that iOS dev would be a step too far at this stage - not sure?
Or maybe start teaching them a high level languages such as Python or Perl to help give them a good understanding of programming practises etc.