Going freelance for me is a combination of aspects: - A Project (or more than one, but sufficient to provide you a minimal budget); - Motivation; - Discipline; - Detachment by routine.
I think the use of Lua language doesn't prevent Wikipedia to provide these features in future. They are more resolving server performance issues. The client processing is not to be affected.
Is the motivation something like "we can't install some kind of PHP and a database for you"?
Nope. JS is working. I'll see at home. Seems like something with the restrictions from company I work. Thanks.
I don't know if the problem is only with me, but the link shows a blank page. Can someone confirm that?
You got my point.
Not really? And the security plugin from my bank?
Nice one, dude. Congratulations!
OMDog.
My bank uses a security module written in Java. I had to switch from Google Chrome to Firefox because Java 7 for Mac doesn't have a compatible version for Chrome. Mysteries from Oracle.
And it was the most amazing GitHub hack I saw in my life. In 1000 years your Bender issue will finally be opened.
Going freelance for me is a combination of aspects: - A Project (or more than one, but sufficient to provide you a minimal budget); - Motivation; - Discipline; - Detachment by routine.
I think the use of Lua language doesn't prevent Wikipedia to provide these features in future. They are more resolving server performance issues. The client processing is not to be affected.
Is the motivation something like "we can't install some kind of PHP and a database for you"?
Nope. JS is working. I'll see at home. Seems like something with the restrictions from company I work. Thanks.
I don't know if the problem is only with me, but the link shows a blank page. Can someone confirm that?
You got my point.
Not really? And the security plugin from my bank?
Nice one, dude. Congratulations!
OMDog.
My bank uses a security module written in Java. I had to switch from Google Chrome to Firefox because Java 7 for Mac doesn't have a compatible version for Chrome. Mysteries from Oracle.
And it was the most amazing GitHub hack I saw in my life. In 1000 years your Bender issue will finally be opened.