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Marie-Lynn

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  1. I have yet to start using a Framework. I switched from ASP to PHP in 2004ish when I refused to get on the .NET bandwagon. I finagled my way into a big business who hired me as a programmer when I had never held that title before. Unfortunately they were only flirting with Symfony and not as organized as I would have hoped. But it was good for me to be in an environment with some framework and code management (Being surrounded by nerds all day was worth the considerable pay cut!) I will PAY or offer equal consideration to someone to teaches me to use CakePHP or Symfony. I'm in Montreal and have a Washington DC phone number or Skype.
  2. Hi Niels, I am going to provide a machine hacking solution which works better (humans <3 usability) if you are starting from scratch. It doesn't answer your javascript question (I suck at it too) and is perfectly fine if you dismiss it completely. People are not very good at proving they are not machines (hence why you need reload). If you create a fake CAPTCHA system and hide it from view from humans (with a CSS class that has display:none) then ALL the machines will fill it out and you can catch that and return a success page, block the offender's IP and dismiss the comment or signup information. It is not necessarily easier to implement than a service like Re-CAPTCHA but it's ALL code based and CANDY for humans who hate CAPTCHA. Good luck! Marie-Lynn
  3. I am an avid watcher of the show but this is the first time stopping by the forums. I live in a Russian Martial Art school but if I close my office door and put ear plugs in I can get enough silence to spend some quality time coding while the would-be Spetznaz are making a ruckus! I'm more of a life/social hacker than a systems hacker but having deep system knowledge (espescially Web) is useful to get stuff for free. That's why I ADORE Hak5. I enjoyed Shannon's cloud storage securing tips this week but so far I only use Dropbox to sync PDFs and code libraries on all my devices. When I discovered Promt for the iPad I finally decided to set things up so I could REALLY develop from my iPad (like when I am in bed and I have an idea and I'm too lazy to walk all the frickin' way to my office) AND maintain my apps and have Apache running offline when there's no WiFi (like on the commuter train which I have to endure 4-5 hours of each week). It worked and I did it all using free/lite apps and free service tiers. The free website aspect of this is limited but as I said for me it is to do interface/usability testing with clients. http://marie-lynn.org/2011/06/23/dropbox-hacking-running-an-ipad-built-website-from-your-dropbox-public-folder/
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