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https://www.cana.com/

"Cana One is the world’s first molecular beverage printer"

Having dabbled in the flavouring industry anything really is possible.
I can see the likes of wine producers taking advantage of something like this.
They can create replicas of their (expensive) wines and be used in machines like this to get royalties from a niche where the average John or Jane would never dream of buying the original, authentic product.

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/10/17/google_android_licencing_eu/

It's going to ruffle some feathers

I want to see if it's a viable route to go down.

I'm wanting to print an insert similar to what https://www.graze.com/ do inside their boxes

This image shows the same insert but both sides - dimensions are 12.5 x 25cm

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-7Pg-DZM7QLE/VYuU2hiVNiI/AAAAAAAAC0I/ErmHe4kwXy0/s1600/20150624_184015-1.jpg

Each one is personalised with the customer's name and recommend a friend codes that are perforated at the bottom for easy tearing, and I'm guessing machine folded.

Anyone here knows of anything that will do the job, be it a single machine or a couple of machines?

Hopefully, someone here can guide me on what to do.

I only realised over the weekend that the SSL certificate I purchased years ago has changed providers on my last renewal (late last year).
Originally I bought a Trustwave SSL through my hosting provider (Vidahost) which has now changed to a GoDaddy SSL provided through starfield technologies. Whoever they are.

I'm not too happy that it was changed without prior consent as I still have the Trustwave link on my site to authenticate it, which now doesn't work.
Plus I'm not too keen to have a GoDaddy SSL seal on my site.

Am I right in thinking SSL certs that are the same level are technically the same. There isn't anything behind the scenes that makes them different?
So if that's right, it's purely a case of who has the most trustworthy seal in the public's eye that I'm buying into?

After kicking up a fuss they have offered me a refund or to try a renew at trustwave.
Not really sure what route to go down. I was thinking along the lines of getting a refund and getting a free SSL through letsencrypt, which I'm sure is a better option than using GoDaddy.

I have nothing apple. Nada, nothing, but I've been told I have an issue with a button on my website that has an on click jquery function attached to it using their iphone.
I've managed to track down someone with an iphone and had a look and it works as intended.
My only thought is that they are using an old iphone - still waiting for them to get back to me.
Is there anything out there you can recommend that I can use on a Windows PC that will emulate using different versions of iOS/safari so I can a) see this problem happening and b) try and fix it

http://uk.businessinsider.com/amazon-patents-drones-scan-customers-homes-target-adverts-2017-7

In plain English? Amazon's drones could analyse customers' homes as they make deliveries, and then try and sell them products and services based on what they "see."

I'm expecting offers on lawn mowers and weed killer then

Anyone else losing the plot with this major change to WooCommerce?
It's times like this I wish I had the cash to splash and got someone else to do what I want.
One day hey.

I'm fighting with a web service that is returning a single message packed into a MIME MultiPart message (so I understand it).
So instead of just XML that PHP SOAP can process happily, I'm getting a SoapFault exception: [Client] looks like we got no XML document in.... because there's extra data before and after the XML.
 
This is what's being returned:

--uuid:80805a48-8715-46db-93f0-781f9ba28317+id=786
Content-ID: <http://tempuri.org/0>
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Content-Type: application/xop+xml;charset=utf-8;type="text/xml"

<s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:u="http://docs.oasis-open.org/wss/2004/01/oasis-200401-wss-wssecurity-utility-1.0.xsd">
....
....
</s:Envelope>
--uuid:80805a48-8715-46db-93f0-781f9ba28317+id=786--
So, I'm planning on extending the SoapClient and overloading the __doRequest so I can manipulate the response and remove all the unwanted crap, for a better word.

class extSoapClient extends SoapClient
{
    public function __doRequest($request, $location, $action, $version, $one_way = 0)
    {
        $response = parent::__doRequest($request, $location, $action, $version, $one_way);

        // strip away everything but the xml. <s:Envelope .... </s:Envelope>
       
        return $response;
    }
}
The only problem I have is working how to do it.
I'm sure I can use preg_replace() but I haven't a foggiest what regex to create to make the magic happen. It's definitely not my forte.
Can anyone help, please?