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Good on you for being self taught, that's how I roll, too. My eye caught some minor spacing issues with codelines, like "foreach (" and "if(" (notice that "foreach" has space after the word, while "if" doesn't). Good practice is to have a space after the keyword. Also sometimes there was a...

I created a pull request that implements prepared statements, also cleans the code a bit and tries to improve readability, mostly by following PSR-2 standard. Some feedback about your coding style: - Really, use prepared statements. It's a good practice to follow everywhere. - Constant coding...

This is what I use myself. A simple script is enough for my usage. #!/bin/bash scrot -s '/tmp/%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S.png' -e 'scp $f your_host:/var/www/ss/ && echo "https://your_host.com/ss/$n"|xclip'

They're excellent - the colors are good and the viewing angle is as good as it gets. IIRC that was run by a Radeon 7770 that was driving 3 screens, then integrated GPU handling the last one. Shitty solution - when I switched to Linux I couldn't do that anymore and just switched to 3 screens...

There's a 2x 27" HP ZR2740w, and 2x 24" Dell U2412M (the ones in portrait mode). I don't remember where the mounts are from, but I can tell that the HP's share one bigger mount that can hold up 2, and the Dells both have one smaller that is only designed to hold one monitor. Small note if...

I love myself a good ol' Debian for servers. Desktops / laptops get some Arch Linux love from me though :)

How about MariaDB Galera? ( https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/documentation/replication/galera/what-is-mariadb-galera-cluster/ ) I've never tried it but it sounds good to me.

You set it up on the Prosody server itself, and then it starts proxying filetransfer for the people behind NATs as this page suggests. Very easy to set up.

Plan finder page could use sliders instead of input fields for things like memory, HDD space etc. I think it would improve the user experience a bit.

Got the last one - thanks man!

Rum with coke, and Salmari are my favourite ones. Not much of a beer drinker, prefer long drinks instead.

Congrats @gxbfxvar ! I'm surprised to see @D. Strout didn't win despite his last hour entries :D

Windows only :( I prefer MPD on nix boxes though.

The point is that you can make it just the way you want it. Plugins, skins, to suit you and your needs. If you don't want to pimp it out, it's just very simple but very functional music player.

What card are you using for four monitors?

Yup, as others have mentioned - can't go wrong with Nvidia card. Only times I've ever had problems with graphics in Linux systems are the times when I didn't have Geforce :D

Hmm, at least this tutorial mentions "all VMs come with a root disk of 10GB" so perhaps it's a cost you cannot remove.  Perhaps I should reword it better :D

Ok ok here we go: proof here

In March I decided to cancel my Prometeus KVMSSD2 deal and migrate to iwStack because I needed more RAM so I thought, 'Why not iwStack?' aaand here we are. Provider: Prometeus Plan: iwStack Price: ~7€ / month Location: Milan, Italy Purchased: 2014/03/18 Features: 2 cores @ 2GHz 1024MB RAM...

If Chromebooks are specs/price wise good for you, why not get one and install some Linux distro on it to bypass the limitations of the OS? http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/764181-how-to-install-linux-on-an-acer-c720-chromebook https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Acer_C720_Chromebook...