The joys of super fast internet and beer

[Chris Losinger]

i like PHP. it gets the job done and doesn't try to be more than it needs to be.

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[Dr Walt Fair PE]

I like PHP for web programming, but I'm no expert. As far as Telstra, you should talk to CG. I think he's their head of marketing and hangs out here. I'm not sure if he does PHP or not, though.

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[Bergholt Stuttley Johnson]

PHP and Telstra! CG will think you the anti christ lol

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[jeron1]

PHPDownunder wrote:

amazing, flawless, and superfast (20 MBps) Telstra internet

Maybe you should contact this guy[^] and help him out. Umm, OK maybe not, since misery does love company. :)

[Rutvik Dave]

Walt Fair, Jr. wrote:

As far as Telstra, you should talk to CG. I think he's their head of marketing and hangs out here.

:laugh:

[Steve Mayfield]

Don't let Christian know your Telstra connection works and works fast ;)

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[peterchen]

So you are getting all of Christians bandwidth....

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[Dr Walt Fair PE]

Here's the secret to getting along with Telstra:

PHPDownunder wrote:

amazing, flawless, and superfast (20 MBps) Telstra internet and a beer

Christian obviously hasn't had enough beer yet. :omg: :(( :laugh:

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Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

[jeron1]

We might be able to expand on this concept, we'll all get along...if given enough beer. Global peace through beer! Sounds good to me. :-D

[ragnaroknrol]

I bet 56K seems like super fast internet when given enough beer! Heck, I bet a certain Cascading Style Sheet seems smart.

[jeron1]

ragnaroknrol wrote:

I bet a certain Cascading Style Sheet seems smart.

Now that requires a bit more than beer!

[Dr Walt Fair PE]

That's why DD gets along with everyone, especially on Friday evenings.

CQ de W5ALT

Walt Fair, Jr., P. E. Comport Computing Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

[Jeremy Falcon]

PHPDownunder wrote:

Any PHP programmers here or am I at the wrong place?

I'm a PHP junkie.

Jeremy Falcon

[jeron1]

We should replace the water cooler at work with a keg. No more corporate in fighting (or productivity for that matter...bah minor details).

[Dan Neely]

That would be PHP with embedded silverlight controls I assume. All edited from a Vista machine. :rolleyes:

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[J Dunlap]

I've done a fair bit of PHP dev, but I'm far from a fan - it feels too halfbaked and hodgepodge, coming from an ASP.NET background. Phalanger[^] is looking good though, due to the possibility that I can use my .NET app logic from within the PHP apps I have to support.

[RichardM1]

Here Here! More than :beer:!

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[Mark_Wallace]

Careful. Christian has cash and a hit man's phone number.

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