And this is the flickr version
https://flic.kr/p/QYa8YD
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An old plugin was keeping me with 5.6. The difference is huge!!. And yep, the Pythonist uses PHP in his blog, it’s because WordPress is made in PHP. Hopefully a new php-less version will arrive in the future.
Do you think that Santa deserves to be the only one working all night delivering toy to the kids? NO! He likes the party too.
Jajajaa, awesome!. Don’t forget to visit the source site: IT Jobs Explained With A Broken Lightbulb [comic]
Do you know what “frontend” really does? Or “ops”? How about “leadgen”?
Source: IT Jobs Explained With A Broken Lightbulb [comic]
I’m not sure if this applies to Beta but at least for Chrome 57 it does. You can usually check the certificate information on Chrome when clickin on the “Secure” word before “https” even if it is not secure (self-signed certificate, sources form unsecure sources) you are able to see the certificate by clicking it and then in the menu click in the “view details” button.
Well, in Chrome 57 it is not there.
So, if the “view details” button is no longer there, where can I see the certificate information?. well, you have to open the developer console, there is the “security” tab and there is the information related to the certificate.
I don’t know what motivates this, it was unobstructive in any way… ?.
And it won’t be for the next five years, do you remember when the first MacBook Pro Retina display was launched?, do you remember the price?, that was four years ago! and is still pretty expensive, (more than $20K pesos (more than $1000 USD) for the cheapest model which is not the 2016 one.
I really enjoyed the video.
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