Comments for Disk Free Human User http://dfhu.org/blog df -h /usr Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:47:56 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on When Should You Use a Web Framework Such as CakePHP, Pylons, etc…? by Oinopion http://dfhu.org/blog/should-you-use-a-framework/comment-page-1#comment-2916 Oinopion Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:47:56 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=340#comment-2916 There’s bazilion web frameworks out there and there will always be one, that would fix your current problem right away. Unfortunately, it’s not one you’re using. There’s bazilion web frameworks out there and there will always be one, that would fix your current problem right away. Unfortunately, it’s not one you’re using.

]]> Comment on Five More Free High PageRank/TrustRank DoFollow Links by Ryan http://dfhu.org/blog/fre-high-pr-links/comment-page-1#comment-2897 Ryan Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:43:24 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=333#comment-2897 Thanks for the high page rank sites, they can be tough to find. Thanks for the high page rank sites, they can be tough to find.

]]> Comment on Using Farmers and Distillers To Build Your Niche List and Get Back Links by Victory http://dfhu.org/blog/quality-farm/comment-page-1#comment-2891 Victory Sun, 07 Mar 2010 12:25:11 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=243#comment-2891 Thanks shesek, i just looked over you blog and seems we share a love for coding. You might find my whereyoubeen script kinda interesting to look at, look in the freescripts section. Thanks shesek, i just looked over you blog and seems we share a love for coding. You might find my whereyoubeen script kinda interesting to look at, look in the freescripts section.

]]> Comment on Using Farmers and Distillers To Build Your Niche List and Get Back Links by shesek http://dfhu.org/blog/quality-farm/comment-page-1#comment-2887 shesek Sun, 07 Mar 2010 03:06:54 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=243#comment-2887 Very inspiring post! I just found that blog today (via contempt) and I really like it. Keep up the good job. Shesek Very inspiring post!

I just found that blog today (via contempt) and I really like it.
Keep up the good job.

Shesek

]]> Comment on When Should You Use a Web Framework Such as CakePHP, Pylons, etc…? by adbox http://dfhu.org/blog/should-you-use-a-framework/comment-page-1#comment-2884 adbox Sat, 06 Mar 2010 19:33:28 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=340#comment-2884 Hey Victory, I have been fortunate enough to find your blog via a tip off and am enjoying it on my reader! I've been waiting to hear someone, anyone, make a case for using php frameworks. Often I imagine what it would be like, and have hints of imaginations, but never could really grasp it. I'm month 7 into developing a beast of a program and its these days that I see that many of my modules resemble each other, and could be modified versions of a parent module-- as well as find myself visiting 5 different files to include one additional database field and variable input. It's these days that wonder if this is what a framework could help me with. adbox Hey Victory,

I have been fortunate enough to find your blog via a tip off and am enjoying it on my reader! I’ve been waiting to hear someone, anyone, make a case for using php frameworks. Often I imagine what it would be like, and have hints of imaginations, but never could really grasp it.

I’m month 7 into developing a beast of a program and its these days that I see that many of my modules resemble each other, and could be modified versions of a parent module– as well as find myself visiting 5 different files to include one additional database field and variable input. It’s these days that wonder if this is what a framework could help me with.

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]]> Comment on When Should You Use a Web Framework Such as CakePHP, Pylons, etc…? by Leeward Bound http://dfhu.org/blog/should-you-use-a-framework/comment-page-1#comment-2812 Leeward Bound Mon, 01 Mar 2010 04:48:47 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=340#comment-2812 truth be told, i started to use emacs, but split tested with vim, and chose the latter because the keybindings suited me better. *shrugs* truth be told, i started to use emacs, but split tested with vim, and chose the latter because the keybindings suited me better. *shrugs*

]]> Comment on When Should You Use a Web Framework Such as CakePHP, Pylons, etc…? by Victory http://dfhu.org/blog/should-you-use-a-framework/comment-page-1#comment-2811 Victory Mon, 01 Mar 2010 02:53:45 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=340#comment-2811 Thanks Leeward! I am shocked that my blog made someone choose vim, i am an avid, avid emacs user, if you want to use it in the terminal you can do `emacs -nw` I am speechless. I do use vim for quick edits, i use it pretty much daily but, still as a main work horse emacs is the way. Then again you choose Django over Pylons so maybe you like having that "out of the box" feeling, that's cool too. For some reason i have a way i think things should work and i want the freedom to make them work that way if i so choose. Thanks again for reading :D Thanks Leeward!

I am shocked that my blog made someone choose vim, i am an avid, avid emacs user, if you want to use it in the terminal you can do `emacs -nw` I am speechless.

I do use vim for quick edits, i use it pretty much daily but, still as a main work horse emacs is the way.

Then again you choose Django over Pylons so maybe you like having that “out of the box” feeling, that’s cool too.

For some reason i have a way i think things should work and i want the freedom to make them work that way if i so choose.

Thanks again for reading :D

]]> Comment on When Should You Use a Web Framework Such as CakePHP, Pylons, etc…? by Leeward Bound http://dfhu.org/blog/should-you-use-a-framework/comment-page-1#comment-2809 Leeward Bound Mon, 01 Mar 2010 01:17:37 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=340#comment-2809 Cool story, bro :) I love the blog, been reading since your fourth post (on automation tools). We've got similar style; I'm using ubuntu/python/django most of the time, and that post inspired me to switch to Vim (from Aptana) for the pleasure of using a terminal based editor. I'm starting a new project with my friend right now, and I'm on the fence as to whether I should use a PHP framework for this -- We've got domainA.com on a pre-built social platform already functioning as we like, and we're launching domainB.com as a sister site with a single, unified login. It looks like most of the work will just be integrating the API, so I think I'm gonna opt to do this frankenstein style, but still, your post gave me a lot of good pros/cons to weight out about the matter :) Cheers, keep the good content coming! Cool story, bro :) I love the blog, been reading since your fourth post (on automation tools). We’ve got similar style; I’m using ubuntu/python/django most of the time, and that post inspired me to switch to Vim (from Aptana) for the pleasure of using a terminal based editor.

I’m starting a new project with my friend right now, and I’m on the fence as to whether I should use a PHP framework for this — We’ve got domainA.com on a pre-built social platform already functioning as we like, and we’re launching domainB.com as a sister site with a single, unified login. It looks like most of the work will just be integrating the API, so I think I’m gonna opt to do this frankenstein style, but still, your post gave me a lot of good pros/cons to weight out about the matter :)

Cheers, keep the good content coming!

]]> Comment on Catch More Juice With Link Circumcision by Victory http://dfhu.org/blog/link-circumcision/comment-page-1#comment-2804 Victory Sun, 28 Feb 2010 13:32:54 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=311#comment-2804 I was going to go with "link fixn'-nation" but i couldn't find a suitable rabbi joke, take my word for it, i lost sleep over the decision. I was going to go with “link fixn’-nation” but i couldn’t find a suitable rabbi joke, take my word for it, i lost sleep over the decision.

]]> Comment on Catch More Juice With Link Circumcision by ppc.bz http://dfhu.org/blog/link-circumcision/comment-page-1#comment-2798 ppc.bz Sun, 28 Feb 2010 02:21:29 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=311#comment-2798 You couldn't have used a thesaurus to find another word for circumsion? :: awaits your keyword analytics :: You couldn’t have used a thesaurus to find another word for circumsion?

:: awaits your keyword analytics ::

]]> Comment on The Ultimate Real Official Cheatsheet for Running Your User Generated Content Site. by Rena http://dfhu.org/blog/how-to-get-user-generated-content/comment-page-1#comment-2683 Rena Thu, 18 Feb 2010 21:10:50 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=296#comment-2683 I started a wiki site (http://ThePetWiki.com) not that long ago, and I've been able to grow the content nicely from a few dedicated users. It's been hard trying to figure out how to increase the number of contributor. I look forward to trying some of your techniques. Thanks! I started a wiki site (http://ThePetWiki.com) not that long ago, and I’ve been able to grow the content nicely from a few dedicated users. It’s been hard trying to figure out how to increase the number of contributor. I look forward to trying some of your techniques. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Five More Free High PageRank/TrustRank DoFollow Links by Stef http://dfhu.org/blog/fre-high-pr-links/comment-page-1#comment-2680 Stef Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:48:04 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=333#comment-2680 I like especially the last one. But probably you need something publish to let the profile page rank. Yet, this seems a good idea to me to (mini)site monetization: sell the content of your site/blog as print. I have some which could do that maybe. Did you try it? I like especially the last one. But probably you need something publish to let the profile page rank. Yet, this seems a good idea to me to (mini)site monetization: sell the content of your site/blog as print. I have some which could do that maybe. Did you try it?

]]> Comment on Five More Free High PageRank/TrustRank DoFollow Links by Andy http://dfhu.org/blog/fre-high-pr-links/comment-page-1#comment-2606 Andy Sat, 13 Feb 2010 15:06:30 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=333#comment-2606 Thanks so much man! This is really helpful. Thanks so much man! This is really helpful.

]]> Comment on DFHU Quick Tip: Fighting Spam With User Exeperience Metrics by Joe http://dfhu.org/blog/fight-spam-with-ue/comment-page-1#comment-2513 Joe Wed, 03 Feb 2010 07:37:22 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=292#comment-2513 @Andy - good idea - to catch false positives without losing comments. I figured you'd use JS for this, but a lot of bots don't even run javascript or they could purposely disable it, e.g. with Ubot you can disable javascript in IE. How about storing info in the PHP session? you could time the different between page load and form submission as that's a sure-fire way to detect comment spam. @Andy – good idea – to catch false positives without losing comments.

I figured you’d use JS for this, but a lot of bots don’t even run javascript or they could purposely disable it, e.g. with Ubot you can disable javascript in IE.

How about storing info in the PHP session? you could time the different between page load and form submission as that’s a sure-fire way to detect comment spam.

]]> Comment on Catch More Juice With Link Circumcision by Victory http://dfhu.org/blog/link-circumcision/comment-page-1#comment-2486 Victory Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:03:18 +0000 http://dfhu.org/blog/?p=311#comment-2486 Well, yeah the thing is that there less sophisticated users who are linking _to_ you, and when they do, they occasionally add punctuation to the end of urls. Granted you can look through your logs to find these 404 problems, but the method i show in this post is more handy IMHO. If nothing else, that redirect unit testing coding code is very handy. Well, yeah the thing is that there less sophisticated users who are linking _to_ you, and when they do, they occasionally add punctuation to the end of urls.

Granted you can look through your logs to find these 404 problems, but the method i show in this post is more handy IMHO.

If nothing else, that redirect unit testing coding code is very handy.

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