You call it a spreadsheet, I call it assembler for accountants.
I need to update PHP for my webshop.
Haven’t used that clusterfuck of a programming language in quite a while and by now, it seems, even the PHP community has figured out, that it is probably a good idea to keep your application code out of the webroot after all. Of course, that means producing HTML output from templates instead of parsing HTML files with embedded code. But what was the unique selling point of PHP again? Oh, right!
It’s probably high time to finally retire PHP and forget that it ever existed…
Digital: from Latin digitālis (“of the fingers”); So, yes, let's talk about superstition in (literally) the digital age, then.
I know you should not answer junk mail, but hey, I was bored…
I got mail (and a good laugh)
Bugfix:
Step by step instructions for logging in accounts that have been restricted to browser login.
Service release: