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Why do some `curl_setopt()` use a different handler? $ch, $curl, $your_resource

They seem to be clickable to me.

I don't think that's a good idea. Your hardware would wear out in time.

Your first step is to limit the no. requests per IP.

what is it?

WarezCore.org for me please?

You need the windows version of PHP.

Yes you can refactor it manually.

It depends.

Well, have you checked this?

I don't have a problem for it as I started using password managers. I never thought they'd become handy xD Try it.

Windows doesn't give a shit about chmod.

What if you close your php tag and put that text instead.

I fixed it for him.

You shouldn't be worrying about the hits/misses. The hits are the cached ones and the misses aren't cached YET, in time your misses will become 0. http://i.imgur.com/1p1ai.png

I will, thanks :) ST2 Plugin's also available via Package Control.

Why did it index your site in https in the first place? Try to get a free ssl certificate from startssl temporarily then redirect all https to http till google updates their indexed links of your website.

If you're going for paid then why not just use google apps? It's the best thing around.

Since you're streaming data I'd recommend putting your streaming/static files on a separate server. I'd even suggest you try S3+Cloudfront (you would then not need much resources, and mind you, Amazon AWS is so cheap).

Yes, Windows Live does.