No one has any right to knock Eurovision, you know what you're letting yourself in for when you watch it. It's lots of campness, bad songs and ferocious eastern-block voting. That's why it's so awesome.
I don't think it's that good a save. All he did was go full-lock, it was luck and physics which righted the car. Sure, it was fun to watch and cool for him, but hardly a save that requires endless dissection.
I was thinking about setting up a URL shortening service called http://gnat.me/. You can use that name if you want. A Gnat is a small mosquito-like insect. That URL is available and I've deicded that the last thing the world needs is another URL shortening service. I did have fun writing it though.
You don't need to remove the files, you just need to add the Apache 2.0 License and give credit to the original authors. As said the Apache license is pretty forgiving, it allows you to do pretty much anything you like so long as you put a notice explaining what's been done.
I'm not wanting to walk into a dispute, but having looked at the code for this and for PHPLFS, it seems they do bare a resemblance. However it appears PHPLFS is released under the Apache License 2.0 which allows derivative works, so long as they include the license and a prominent notice as to how it has been changed (give or take, I skimmed the license ). It seems that the issue with the code is not that it is derivative, but that it does not contain the required license and notices. The solution then is to add them.
Nah, it just converts between base 10 and base 36, as that's all I needed it to do. I'm a firm believer in YAGNI.
I was just interested in how URL shortening services like bit.ly and tiny.cc work, so I wrote one myself. I created the short-URL by converting the database ID of the new URL into base 36, which I'm pretty sure is all those sites do anyway. They're very simple.
Could you please provide concrete examples of how the Labour government has impeded your ability to do anything of "merit" during the last 13 years. I would be interested to know exactly what actions you were planning that you were subsequently unable to follow through on.
I got a rescue dog about eight years ago, and while he has been kinda expensive (he's had multiple operations for tumours), it was the best decision I've ever made. You can do a hell of a lot worse than give a little dog a kind home.
I was just debunking Intrepid's statement that Dave C is considered a toff because he has aspirations for change, and not because he's a rich white guy who is related to the queen and went to Eton. I have nothing against Eton, if I was a rich toff I'd send my kids there. I just wonder how long I'll have to wait before someone from my old school gets elected...