I’ll say right off the bat that I’m not a PHP fan. It’s ugly and its only good point is its seeming ease to learn. I think this is a fallacy, as I’ll try to explain. If you’re not a programmer I’ll try and make as much sense as I can.
There’s good news and bad about this problem, that’s been plaguing TweetPaste over the last week or so. Django, the system that TweetPaste is built on, can currently only store numbers up to a certain size. After that, rather than giving us an error, it just stores the maximum number it can. (This is what appears to be the issue, anyway.)
For the final episode – of the present series – of Back of the (Inter)net, the sport podcast I produced for Richard Summerfield and Phil Davis, I recorded a parody song which Phil wrote, based around Carly Simon’s You’re So Vein. And, um, here it is.
I actually recorded this ages ago, but have only got round to uploading it now. This is nature at its most cruel. Be warned, this is not for the faint-hearted…or insect fans.
