He is probably assuming that e-commerce sites must/should use EV certificates. It could be an additional trust source but how many users really care that the cert is EVed.
PHP isn't an application server. It's tightly coupled to the request/response cycle. There are things you can do to sorta get a longer running environment but for the most part you are loading and tearing down everything for every single request.
Contrast this to Python, Ruby, Node, Go, really any other platform where you tend to model applications with an application server that is long running. In a scenario like this, your application is running all the time and doesn't boot up on every request.
Which special BMW did you have when every newish BMW has Reverse at the top and Drive at the bottom (no way of passing Reverse when putting in Drive)?
EDIT: Seems that you are talking about 10+ year old BMW and telling that CA car UX is amazing - cars with no buttons and clicking (touching) through submenus to get the AC blasting...
How do you define "unneeded" oil changes. If the oil change wasn't reset that is up to your service.
You pass by reverse on the way to drive on a lot of BMW automatic shift knobs. Drive is on the bottom, but before that is neutral, then reverse, then park. To go from park to drive you have to pass reverse.
I have not had the problem that the other user complained about, of the reverse camera and sensors coming on when changing gears. Perhaps they shift much slower than the manufacturer anticipated, or they aren't depressing the button on the knob.
Agreed, newer iDrive interfaces is one of the best if not the best car interfaces you can use. Lexus NX on the other hand, well thats what a crappy UX is.
Unlike you, I'm not an anonymous internet asshole making baseless accusations from their mom's basement, so what I wrote is actually the truth - it was a 2018 BMW X1.
I'm not sure if you are replying to my comment but I actually owned w BMW X6, so I'm used to iDrive. Not sure if X1 had something different, it may be the case as it is much smaller car.
I totally get why BMW snobs say the X1 and X2 are weird (but wait until you see the new 1-series). But they're hardly 10 year old models. For people cross-shopping in that segment of vehicles, its sales indicate that it comes out on top of the competition.
The iDrive system that the user was complaining about is pretty much interchangeable with every other bimmer of that generation, so you're going to find mostly the same features and quirks throughout that lineup. If they didn't like that UX, they're pretty much going dislike any iDrive.
Personally, I think BMW makes a way better infotainment than most other manufacturers.
Last time i tried to use LibreOffice (~2 years ago) on OSX it was super slow/hanged when opening large CSV files while Excel on a virtual machine (same host) had 0 problems.
Either it is specific to USA or the data is weird, https://www.codingdojo.com/blog/the-7-most-in-demand-program... reports that in January (based on the same Indeed.com site) PHP is behind C#. PHP is powering >75% websites it just makes no sense to not even be in the Top20
It's because the complexity of those sites is low. My understanding is a large portion of that 75% is Wordpress sites. A very, very small portion of Wordpress sites do much development past a theme (many CSS/HTML) and installing some plugins.
If you have extensive Wordpress work, it's likely better to use a different starting point (and a different language).
So you can change the password to the management portal and prevent access to the API / admin panel which provides access to all of the mentioned settings?
