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Tag Archives: WordPress

Secure Your WordPress Login

13 Jan

Security is always one of the top concerns about websites, including WordPress. And login security is the foundation of many other security features, and usually the first line of defense. Aside from using vulnerabilities in WordPress, a less-skilled but much … Read More »

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Partial Missing Code in Comments of WordPress

10 Mar

Sometimes, the visitors posted their code in the comment section. That is an awesome way to share and communicate. However, in some cases, partial of the code inside pre/code section is missing. This unexpected feature bothered me for a long … Read More »

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A guide to deploying a cache system to WordPress on AppFog

17 Feb

AppFog is a cloud platform, supporting PHP, Ruby, Java, and so on. It is a good and free solution for small website, like personal blogs. My blog (codesays.com) is currently hosted on AppFog. But AppFog does not support persistent file … Read More »

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Guideline for Comments

tl;dr: Please put your code into a <pre>YOUR CODE</pre> section.

Hello everyone!

If you want to ask a question about the solution. DO READ the post and comments firstly.

If you had some troubles in debugging your solution, please try to ask for help on StackOverflow, instead of here.

If you want to post some comments with code or symbol, here is the guidline.

1. To post your code, please add the code inside a <pre> </pre> section (preferred), or <code> </code>. And inside the pre or code section, you do not need to escape < > and &, e.g. no need to use &lt; instead of <.

2. To use special symbols < and > outside the pre block, please use "&lt;" and "&gt;" instead.

3. If you have a comment with lots of < and >, you could add the major part of your comment into a <pre class="decode:true crayon-inline "> YOUR COMMENTS </pre> section.

Finally, if you are posting the first comment here, it usually needs moderation. Please be patient and stay tuned. Thanks!

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Recent Comments

  • Fabien November 7, 2024 at 4:42 am on Unofficial Solutions to the Training by CodilitySimilar but more compact solution using C++17 or later: #include <stack> #include <vector> using namespace std; using point = pair<int, int>; stack<point> pending; void explore(const...
  • Ovi February 12, 2024 at 11:14 pm on Solution to Min-Perimeter-Rectangle by codilityExactly my question too. I tried something very similar to Sheng's solution, importing the math module and using sqrt(). Codility marked it only as 80%,...
  • Doron Ben Ari February 11, 2024 at 4:10 am on Solution to Min-Avg-Two-Slice by codilityInspired by Sheng's great solution, I wrote the following proof: Assume you found the slice with minimal average. Assume the first two consecutive elements of...
  • Ovi February 4, 2024 at 9:03 am on Solution to sigma2012 (Stone-Wall) by codility def solution(H): heights = H # geometric logic: the blocks need to be cuboid, all sides are rectagular. Nothing fancy, means that the angles...
  • Ovidiu Oprea February 2, 2024 at 11:06 am on Solution to Fish by codilityIt's the reason why it took me 2 weeks to finish this task (in the context of adult life with non-dev job). I was trying...
  • Ovi January 15, 2024 at 2:40 pm on Solution to Brackets by codilityThanks for this blog post! I was banging my head against the wall thinking this is a simple / short solution, where you just build...
  • parikshit verma July 5, 2023 at 8:26 am on Solution to Missing-Integer by codility def missingnum(a): st=min(a) en=max(a) b=set(range(1,en+2)) if (en<1 or st>1) : return 1 else: return min(b-set(a))
  • Pavankumar Nandeshwar June 26, 2023 at 8:07 am on Solution to Dwarfs-Rafting by codilityOk fixed it. gives 100%: int solution(int N, string &S, string &T) { int q = N / 2 * N / 2; int lf...
  • Pavankumar Nandeshwar June 26, 2023 at 5:23 am on Solution to Dwarfs-Rafting by codilityCan someone explain what is wrong with my solution in C++ ? int solution(int N, string &S, string &T) { int q = N /...

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