You never know with some things though. I've needed to give 777 to some web script once because the author was retarded. Hey bro, your files, not mine.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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GnomeTankWhat the what?Portland, OregonRegistered Userregular
edited February 2012
If your web script actually needs the write bit set on it, you've done something wrong.
Good thing I don't admin that anymore. By default it was uploaded with 644, which was usually enough. They had me manually chmod 777 on it. I have no fucking idea why, didn't really care either, boss' problem to fix.
bowen on
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
Microsoft Word is my #1 most used software on my machine. Next is Power Point, and then Netbeans. That's kinda sad...
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admanbunionize your workplaceSeattle, WARegistered Userregular
Sublime Text 2 multiple selection is helping protect me from the horrific pain of adding ten form fields to this terrible order processing form. It's still painful, but it's manageable pain.
Everyone who can do their work outside of an IDE should try out Sublime immeeeeeediately.
I think he was taken over by a bot. I'm scared to even Google search it.
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admanbunionize your workplaceSeattle, WARegistered Userregular
edited February 2012
I have never been more sincere in my life.
Nope. That sounds wrong even to me.
I'm being dead serious though: if you're a regular user of any lightweight text-editor, like Textmate, Notepad++, emacs, vim, etc, you owe it to yourself to give Sublime Text a try. The trial is free and, as far as I could tell, completely unlimited. The editor is super light, blazing fast, and full of great features. My current favorites are multiple selection, smart file switching, and easy-to-work-with tabs and spaces. It also has the boring stuff like snippets and auto-complete.
Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use. There is no enforced time limit for the evaluation.
Basically "I understand you guys probably won't buy my software with things like notepad++ out there, but I'll let you use it because I'd rather someone get use out of it than me make an extra $100."
I haven't seen shareware with that ideology in years. Winzip comes to mind.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use. There is no enforced time limit for the evaluation.
Huh.
Ya.
And if you buy a license it's for one "user," which can be any number of OSs across any number of computers.
GnomeTankWhat the what?Portland, OregonRegistered Userregular
Also, TextMate is pretty fucking awesome...I wish every day there was a Windows version of it...this Sublime Text better be fucking galactic awesome to compare it favorably to TextMate.
Also, TextMate is pretty fucking awesome...I wish every day there was a Windows version of it...this Sublime Text better be fucking galactic awesome to compare it favorably to TextMate.
I switched to Sublime Text from TextMate. I've been using TextMate for 90% of my work since 2006.
(The available code tags are listed underneath the post box when editing, straight-forward shit and if there is a language you want me to enable just let me know. It uses GeSHi.)
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Thanks Saeris!
No longer do you guys need to worry about the URL, it will autogenerate correctly now.
If you don't know what to use, use Article content type.
Article: general post/blog/timely update. url /YYYY/MM/title
Basic page: core site page, you don't want to use this.
Howto: timeless article on how to work with something on PAdev. url /howto/title
Tags should be /tag/name and user pages /users/name and such, all nice and pretty now.
I moved several howto pages to articles by using the Convert tab (had to install a module for that too).
@GnomeTank you separate tags with commas, you made one mega tag for your post which I don't think you intended.
http://www.padev.net/2012/02/part-1-managed-language-dynamic-script-proxies
Also fixed my tags.
not recommended. security hole ahoy.
Joe's Stream.
Good thing I don't admin that anymore. By default it was uploaded with 644, which was usually enough. They had me manually chmod 777 on it. I have no fucking idea why, didn't really care either, boss' problem to fix.
Oh em gee, nazi admin all up ins.
Hope you weren't wanting to protect your data though~
Everyone who can do their work outside of an IDE should try out Sublime immeeeeeediately.
Nope. That sounds wrong even to me.
I'm being dead serious though: if you're a regular user of any lightweight text-editor, like Textmate, Notepad++, emacs, vim, etc, you owe it to yourself to give Sublime Text a try. The trial is free and, as far as I could tell, completely unlimited. The editor is super light, blazing fast, and full of great features. My current favorites are multiple selection, smart file switching, and easy-to-work-with tabs and spaces. It also has the boring stuff like snippets and auto-complete.
edit: you guys are jerks
Huh.
I haven't seen shareware with that ideology in years. Winzip comes to mind.
Ya.
And if you buy a license it's for one "user," which can be any number of OSs across any number of computers.
Yeeeeees.
That feeling doesn't go away. It only gets stronger.
e: I'll evaluate it for a bit and might even give the guy money. Man this is great.
Also what was that place that offered free private git repos?
I had a similar reaction with Javascript.
If you use Git instead of Mercurial, I will never forgive you and we'll never be friends again.
I switched to Sublime Text from TextMate. I've been using TextMate for 90% of my work since 2006.
Just try it.
http://www.padev.net/2012/02/part-1-managed-language-dynamic-script-proxies
CODE SECTIONS!
You're all welcome.
(The available code tags are listed underneath the post box when editing, straight-forward shit and if there is a language you want me to enable just let me know. It uses GeSHi.)