magicanddreamsandgoodmadness :
Pinup girl
No idea what's going on here, but I still like this picture.
during a brainstorm session for JDWSRAJOTM, Nat suggested that Juliet's moon poison be from a futuristic syringe stabby thing.
- Topics: Juliet
Do you remember when a router used to be an exotic bit of network kit?
Those days are long gone. A router is one of those salt-of-the-earth items now; anyone who pays for an internet connection needs a router , for:
NAT and basic hardware firewall protection from internet evildoers
A wired network hub to connect local desktop PCs
A wireless hub to connect laptops, phones, consoles, etcetera
Let me put it this way: my mom -- and my wife's mom -- both own routers. If that isn't …
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Very important also is that I'm not going to talk about how to configure the NAT of my home router. This is diferent on each router and is the same theory of ‘opening the ports' for your emule . Although I'm not talking of this step, this step is very important and the Web Service won't can talk with your Local Server if this is not well configured.
The HTML code on your Web Site
Still on the Phixter Visits Web Site , go to the ‘code' of your …
…a simpler Webhook will do the job. However, if the receiver is hidden behind a firewall, a NAT, or is a web-browser which is designed to generated outbound requests, not handle incoming traffic, then the implementation gets harder. If you are adventurous, you could setup a ReverseHTTP server . If you are patient, you could wait for the WebSocket's API in HTML5. And if you need an immediate solution, you could compromise: instead of a fully asynchronous push model, …
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…strictly Value Objects , I can't help but think that this quote from Nat Pryce is relevant :-
Some languages might allow you to stub a value, but what's the point? It is easier and less error prone to use the real type. If it's not easier to use the real type then, I think, you should investigate why. What can you do to make the value type easier to use?
Steve Freeman makes a similar point in Test Smell: Everything is mocked .
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