My name is Francesco Levorato, I am 23 and passionate developer from Italy. I also love cooking cakes, singing and playing my guitar and make people happier than they were before they met me (Read more about my story)
I am someone you wish you had met before. If you feel like you are special persone, drop me a line and introduce yourself! The sooner, the better!
Ho recentemente registrato un dominio .it su Tophost.it allettato dal basso costo di registrazione. Non c’ho pensato troppo sù, tanto Da questo errore di valutazione ho imparato che quando si registra un dominio non è ovvio che si acquisisca automaticamente la possibilità di gestirne i NameServer. Il pessimo TopHost ricade proprio in questo caso, offrendo un tool di gestione del DNS alquanto approsimativo e in cui non è possibile modificare i NS. I blogger italiani si sono prodigati in guide per puntare il proprio dominio registrato con tophost a Dreamhost o altro servizio di hosting, ma l’unico vero consiglio da dare è: cambiate registrar! Stanco di questa presa in giro non ho perso tempo e ho spostato la registrazione a Gidinet, ottimo prezzo e il suo nome non è “Aruba” (due ottimi motivi). |
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The new Facebook Share button is very cool and offers a new insightful information about your posts: the share count.
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery("span.fb_share_no_count").each(function(){
jQuery(this).removeClass("fb_share_no_count");
jQuery(".fb_share_count_inner", this).html("0");
});
});
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In un breve brainstorming Denis Torresan e il sottoscritto ci sentiamo di sintetizzare l’attuale (ridente) situazione politica italiana così:
italy.addEventListener('BerlusconiSpeaksPublicly','timelyAnswerFromOpposition',phrase);
function timelyAnswerFromOpposition(phrase) {
return !phrase;
}
Share your own view about politics in your country in the comments? Any language accepted! |
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I have been following Leo Babauta’s Zen Habits blog since its first posts, and I must say was it a good time! His posts gets always to the point, but what I like most is he actually puts in practice what he writes. He then reports back on his goals and his successes and failures. |
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Tonight I activated a shared hosting account at Crucial Paradigm. The process was fast and smooth and you get to pay only 1$ for the first month of service. I must say they have a very brilliant and responsive contact service, which balances the fact they have very poor documentation and knowledge base articles. In fact it took me 2 hours from filling the first sign-up to have a working account with SSH enabled and a problem resolved by their support staff. This is quite valuable if you realize that also enabling SSH requires opening a ticket with tech support. So I’m simply reposting the reply I got from the tech guy at Crucial Paradigm in case someone in the future needs this info. 500 internal server errorHello Francesco, Permission of files were incorrect which caused the issue. We corrected it. Now domain is loading fine from our end. Please verify it from your end. As a security measure, our shared servers are php-suexec. I will give more description on this matter. When PHP runs as an Apache Module it executes as the user/group of the webserver which is usually “nobody”. Under this mode, files or directories that you require your php scripts to write to need to have 777 permissions (read/write/execute at user/group/world level). This is not very secure because besides allowing the webserver to write to the file it also allows anyone else to read or write to the file. With PHP running as CGI with suexec enabled your php scripts now execute under your user/group level. Files or directories that you require your php scripts to write to no longer need to have 777 permissions. Your scripts and directories can have a maximum of 755 permissions (read/write/execute by you, read/execute by everyone else). PHP running as CGI/suexec is much more secure than the older Apache module method. But there are 4 rules for php to work fine on phpsuexec enabled servers. They are 1. .htaccess should not contain any php config values. Such php values should be specified in php.ini. |
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I just committed the first version of Get Satisfaction module to Drupal CVS. It provides the ability to add the Get Satisfaction widgets to your Drupal sites. Although I don’t expect this module to be widely used, I don’t see the point of keeping it for myself :) |
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I talked about Zoho sign-ing problems just 2 weeks ago and now they seem to have fixed those problems, thanks to Google becoming an OpenID provider. Great news, the login process is now very straight-forward. Only a click is required to login (2 when you first login). Great! |
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Infact, the next time you want to login you either need to:
As you can’t sign-in with a password you don’t have, you either need to:
We, as web developers, should put more and more attention to improve the experience of our users, expecially those who dare to try new (or easier) identification methods. Yesterday Yahoo published a research on the introduction of OpenID to its users and it contains no good news. |
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Today is October 15th, aka Blog Action Day 2008 |
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