As you probably know running PHP on Windows is a bad idea as you can get into a plethora of problems even for a simple development setup but, when you want to test a quick script or you just want to write maybe a solution to an algorithmic problem found on some type of programmer improvement site that accepts solutions in PHP you can use of course some prebuild windows binaries from windows.php.net. Anyway, the main gist of this mini-post is that I found a recurring bug with the CURL library, th... View full article

About some days ago I wrote a sarcastic comment on a youtube clip that was biased from my point of view, and I didn't do that just cause I think it was biased, cause as I previously imply, objectivity is troublesome to achieve, especially when considering the present polarized society. The main reason that angered me, wasn't the bias, it was the way that the clip was made, with many scenes taken out of context, and almost no argument to back a smearing narrative. So I enabled my sarcastic mode a... View full article

This game is a fast-paced first-person shooter, that will require you to have a pretty durable mouse as you will find that you need a huge amount of fast clicks in order to play this game. I played it for about two days and took me an approximated time of about 7-8 hours total(both days) in order to complete it. It is incredible but after this time I had a muscle soreness for my index finger(mostly) and a little bit for my middle finger of the firing hand. And I said that is incredible as I didn... View full article

I guess that most APP developers would not prefer a crude exit of their APP when the back button was pressed, and as you may already know using ionic you can register a callback on the back button pressed event. That is pretty straightforward, but what comes in the registered callback is mostly a matter of preference, but nevertheless, this method that I lately used works on the newest 3.1.1 Ionic version.
I will explain in just two phrases, what is the expected behavior:

The first thing that it...

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