Recent content by Petie

64 GB was always a little too small for me - I wish they'd do a 128 instead of going 64, 256, 512. I'm running a 256 GB iPhone 11 Pro (also regular, not max) in Space Gray. I could technically fit on a 64 GB but I'd be really close to being out of space.

Wow, been a while since I thought about this one but if I remember correctly, my first was a huge Toshiba Satellite laptop running Windows 95. I'm not sure what happened to it over the years - I wish I still had it. It would be useless now but still interesting to mess around with.

I'm not super-fond of having them near me but I've grown to really appreciate spiders. Before I moved, I lived in the attic of my old house and saw a fair amount of bugs. I used to kill all of them, including spiders, on sight but eventually came to an unspoken agreement with the spiders in...

If you count the tabs I need to have open for work (device management, time tracking, sometimes an interface for email anti-spam), 2-4 is pretty common. If I'm just browsing outside of work though, not usually more than one unless I'm actively looking something up and need to reference multiple...

I've been away for quite a while but randomly popped in today and just wanted to quickly mention something here. It's great to see the staff standing up for what's right but what really strikes me is the community's response. I won't go into specifics but we made a statement on our own site and...

LIMIT and OFFSET are used in my more specific examples but the OP seemed to state that only a single row needed to be returned so it's not "paging" in the traditional sense; it sounds more like browsing through individual items in a collection which is conceptually a bit different.

Is there no chance for gaps in your data? Are you always retrieving a single value that is one higher (or lower) than the current one? This is fairly simple then: Assuming you have the current ID stored in $id (and you're properly sanitized it with something like intval() when setting it)...

So, it turns out this is policy based but, for the sake of answering this question anyway, on the top right of the screen in your screenshot, there should be two buttons - one with four squares and the other with lines. You're in list view and the shortcut for domain privacy, when available, is...

Ah, you're on their old control panel (or in the domain-specific one - is that where you end up when clicking through from the home page?). I'd see if there's away to switch to the new layout. Otherwise, maybe check the box and drop down more? It could also be under contacts on that table though...

GoDaddy has a tendency to be overly confusing but if you do insist on sticking with them, here's the current procedure: 1. Log in and click on My Account. 2. Click on Manage My Domains from the menu that opens. 3. Click on Manage Privacy on the domain in question. 4. Activate it on the next...

Well, you've certainly been thorough. Sounds like you may be right but I imagine, if that's the case, it shouldn't be a long-standing bug.

Hmm... fair enough. I didn't actually check for existing reports - just a quick check to see if it worked for me. There doesn't appear to be anything in settings that could affect the use of CSS animations. What extensions do you have installed? Are you running any that modify page content in...

Animation is working just fine for me on Chrome v40 for Mac and v40 running on Windows 7 Ultimate x64 so it may just be you though it's too early to say that for sure. I can't think of anything off hand that would disable those animations but if I can, I'll let you know.

Yeah, Chrome has a really weird install path due to how it handles multiple user profiles. I think, but don't quote me on this, that you could have also edited the start menu shortcut and then just pinned that to the task bar as well. This was certainly a more involved process than I was...

Right, I just figured it was worth mentioning as a whole, not specifically to say anything about you or your use of it.