Devaka Cooray

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Devaka started programming with Pascal and BASIC languages when he was 13, and he has been coding with Java since 2003. Devaka got his bachelor's in computer science from the University of Moratuwa, and currently holds SCJP, SCWCD, and SCBCD certifications. He is mostly known as the author of ExamLab , which is a popular exam simulator for SCJP certification.
When he is not wrangling with his JavaEE and enterprise projects, he likes to play with sneaky web application security stuff.
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Christopher Weeks wrote:When I click on the explore products tab, it lists some things. Several of them are tickets to events in the past. And it looks like I can't page through more options or anything. Am I doing something wrong?


You are not doing anything wrong. It is designed to show top 20 products following a certain algorithm. I think we need to tweak the algorithm to exclude past events and show more products with pagination.

Until that happens, you can go to any product in the digital market, scroll to the bottom of the thread and grab your affiliate link like this:




Chad Stephenson wrote:When someone uploads an iPhone or android camera photo does Permies remove the metadata associated with it?


It does explicitly remove GPS info.

Other meta info may or may not be removed based on a lot of things.
That's how it works. You can buy when it is low, stay subscribed, and pay the same price every month.

T Blankinship wrote:There needs to be a cancel button somewhere so if this happens again it would be easy to fix.



A cancellation button does exist. Go to your pie console, locate your subscription, and click the "X" button at the top right corner of it.



Coydon Wallham wrote:Is the Captcha module intended to require manual intervention from the user to check the box?


It's not a real captcha. It's a simple script that checks whether your browser is.... real. If it figures that out, it would immediately 'solve' itself. If not, you would just have to press that button.