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by 33degrees 13y ago
Is it really accurate to talk about market share when looking at shipments? A lot of those phones may never make it into users' hands...
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by 33degrees 13y ago
I have a friend who is a dj and has been struggling to get his music apps to work properly on his Surface; he ended up having to disable to a bunch of stuff to get it to work glitch free. So I would definitely wait to see how other people g
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by 33degrees 13y ago
Sweet, I've been needing something like this, and had been considering rolling my own. This looks like it'll save me the trouble!
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by 33degrees 13y ago
If that's what you imagine, you might be surprised to hear that cassettes are making a resurgence lately: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/featur...
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by 33degrees 13y ago
Ah, I hadn't check the safari link, much better thanks!
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by 33degrees 13y ago
It looks like an interesting book, and the price is nice, but it's a hard sell with so little information on the contents; even just a table of contents would be very helpful...
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by 33degrees 14y ago
My guess is that they probably went straight to the authorities, while playing along with the intruders as a way of buying time and collecting as much information on them as possible. I'm not surprised that they wouldn't make an official co
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by 33degrees 14y ago
I don't have all that much experience with backbone yet, so I can't compare the validity of their approaches vs "plain" backbone. However, my understanding is that both these meta-frameworks were extracted from some pretty big existing appl
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by 33degrees 14y ago
I'd be curious to see how ruby fares using a setup other than apache + passenger; I have a feeling that nginx with unicorn or puma would provide better results, and might give it a go when I have a bit more time.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
No need to roll your own, there are solutions out there already: https://github.com/railsware/smt_rails , and surely others by this point
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Nice! A couple of comments though 1) The separators in the top bar are a bit too 3d to fit with the rest 2) The button borders are not dark enough in the button groups
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by 33degrees 14y ago
To be honest, I've had a lot more problems with gems external to rails than problems with rails itself; and this particular case seems like an issue that should have gotten caught via testing.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Mast looks cool! I'm going to check it out.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
You can use Amazon's elastic beanstalk http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/create...
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by 33degrees 14y ago
You may have complete control, but you also have a lot more responsibility; for tuning your software, and keeping it up to date. I recently got bitten by a bug with an out of date version of apache, where the whole server would become unres
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Depends what you mean by "best". It's certainly the simplest, and performant enough for most cases.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Only for requests you'd like to have return async, as in the example given; I use event machine to make async posts mixed with regular blocking IO all the time.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Heroku offers the Standard New Relic tier for free, so there's no reason not to use it. The pro tier has definite advantages, but isn't required to do what is being described in the article. As for unicorn, unless your application is a real
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by 33degrees 14y ago
that only works if the spammers realize their links are no longer effective; I'm not certain that that will actually happen...
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Oh I don't doubt that the community would move quite quickly to support it, but it certainly wouldn't be without some bumps along the way!
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by 33degrees 14y ago
It's actually a lot better than buying more dynos, because you're adding a second level of intelligent routing to the system. The original rap genius blog post has some graphs that illustrate the benefits: http://rapgenius.com/James-somers
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by 33degrees 14y ago
I've been running unicorn for a while, and the only real issue I've run into is apps taking too long to start up and their processes getting killed. Turning preload_app off seems to fix it, though.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
I can imagine a whole bunch of gems suddenly breaking if this changes...
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by 33degrees 14y ago
Great, I was just thinking of transferring a bunch of domains there. Any recommendations for a better registrar?
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by 33degrees 14y ago
The difference is that an EC2 instance is a lot more powerful than a heroku dyno, so you definitely wouldn't be running a single rails instance on each; you'd be running several, using something like passenger or haproxy, something that do
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by 33degrees 14y ago
I have to agree, Linode's support is second to none; they've helped me debug problems that had little to do with them, and they respond very quickly.
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by 33degrees 14y ago
The closest thing I've seen is this: http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2012/08/01/rich-javascript-a... Doesn't give adoption rate, but it does give an idea of relative popularity as of last august.