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Usually gvim, although when I am on Windows it's likely for gaming, so no editors needed.

Maybe he works for one of these companies you let go :)

LOL. Maybe that's why it took long to provision, in their side :D

Not sure anyone uses that, but it should support OpenSuse as well.

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Interesting read on the matter: https://plus.google.com/+SarahSharp/posts/2cVAWJiWqzm

Two invites here as well. Still waiting for a Linux version, though.

There are 4 w's in the url. Remove one to be www.

 by @wlanboy  by @Nett  by @Nikki

Cool-looking website. Seems like you and @Virtovo use the same template :)

Yup. In general people just move what is working to production, and that's a pretty good way to shoot yourself in the foot. @NodeBytes: Here's something that might help get you started with PDO: http://wiki.hashphp.org/PDO_Tutorial_for_MySQL_Developers :)

Look at the "Similar" section o.O

or 9007199254740992: http://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~b01902112/9007199254740992/ :)

From his description I understood he already knows how to get the 'id', so I am expecting to see the SQL query he is doing, which seems to be his actual problem.

Do you get errors with your current code? If so, which one(s)? Can you post a snippet of the problematic code? It would make things a lot easier...

I am interested as well, but I don't have a mac either, so it wouldn't really be useful right now.

LOL :)

Yeah, bash is just for simple scripts, not for real programs. perl is much nicer, especially if you need to deal with regexes and stuff, although lately I have been using mostly python to write these small scripts I would have otherwise written in perl/bash years ago. I prefer python over perl...