241 karma · joined January 16, 2009
You pay everywhere with your credit card. Everytime you buy something with your credit card number, the site you put it in can make a copy of it. Has the number any value at all?
This is so pre internet.
Is the button only a decoration now?
old way:
$sql_email=mysql_real_escape_string($email);
$sql="UPDATE t WHERE id=123 SET email='$sql_email'";
your idea: $sql="UPDATE t WHERE id=123 SET email='{$e($email)}'";
Im not yet sure, which one I like more.escaped_query="INSERT INTO t (a,b) VALUES ('$!some','$!thing');
The "!" means "escape this variable".
That would be the easiest way to create queries with escaped parameters.
My question was: Why is the Javascript version 20 times faster on the same machine. I mean.. 20 is a really big factor.
But "easy"... typing a money transfer order in the online interface of my bank is easy. Giving away ~50cent everytime I use my credit card is a much more complex thing.
How much do you keep from that money? Is there something about your business model anywhere?
I guess that nobody ever invented a stranger and more complicated way of transfering money. Calling it "the easiest way" is really... well.. interesting.
I guess the logging of raw wlan packets is a one-liner under linux? Does anybody know it?
-bash: gem: command not found
I wonder why this has gotten 28 points. WHY should he slow down? I have done many many things myself and some have become very profitable.
From my experience, the fastest route to success is to do what you like. If this guy likes to start a new startup every week then he should go for it. If someone likes to do one thing for 50 years he should go for that. Neither of them would be wrong.