u/black_echo

26 post karma · 135 comment karma · joined Apr 2014

  1. 7points

    File Manager (self.selfhosted)

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  2. 22points

    John Boyega's Glove at the Premiere (twitter.com) [Discussion]

    20 comments · source

  3. 1points

    File System Web Interface Help (self.webdev)

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  4. 6points

    Mini-ITX Thin Motherboard (self.HomeServer)

    8 comments

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    Bed against large windows (self.InteriorDesign)

    1 comments

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    Simple insert to database page (self.webdev)

    5 comments

black_echo

What's you cable management like then?

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Just curious, how else would you do it?

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Because screw HIPAA

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Atlassian is aware of the issue, but hasn't really done much:

https://help.hipchat.com/forums/138883-suggestions-ideas/suggestions/5985543-sent-files-should-not-be-public-amazon-s3-links-t

We disabled attachments for this reason.

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I always have trouble organizing content that can belong to multiple categories. Say I have a windows server build procedure. Would this go under a windows section or a procedure section?

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Last time I tried it I never received any texts (on Tmobile).

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Why's that? We just switched..

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/sarcasm

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Wake is different from boot..

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How'd you update the camera app?

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I didn't realize there was a standard. I'm mostly looking for something low profile with horizontal so-dimm slots.

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In case you're still wondering, no dice

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Sounds like a network issue.

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Most high end SANs allow for mixed drive types. How else would you tier data?

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Shooting me a message directly instead of opening a request or emailing the whole team.

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Thank you Mr Bacon Pants!

black_echo

I've got basic input form with a submit button that goes to insert.php. I was just wondering what the best way to submit the data without having to redirect to another page. I guess I could include the insert logic in the index.php page so that the UI looks the same after submitting. For some reason I feel like I'm doing this a very hackish way.