Tomdarkness

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   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   Surely you should be using attr_accessible with config.active_record.whitelist_attributes = true anyway? I can't imagine a situation where you'd want to have to manually blacklist attributes over whitelisting them.
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   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   Yeah, I was more referring to the change in terms of when it pops up rather than the obvious bug of it being mostly broken at the moment.
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   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   In Chrome for Android beta they've implemented some changes that are suppose to improve scrolling, especially on large pages, and they've adjusted the tap disambiguation popup. If you don't want to use the beta these changes should filter d
4. 154.▲
   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   Even in your screenshot it looks perfectly readable for me.
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   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   The only problem I could see is that the meteor api is still potentially subject to major changes which could make large parts of the book invalid in a short period of time.
6. 156.▲
   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   I was not saying that. Rather I was pointing out that having exclusive content in the magazine is not a valid argument against making the site work properly in every browser and discontinuing the iOS version.
7. 157.▲
   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   So put the content on the website and charge for it?
8. 158.▲
   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   Depends what network you are on. I'm on 3 and you have to opt in to the filter, it is not enabled by default on contracts.
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   by Tomdarkness 14y ago

   At the risk of being slightly cynical I'd like to point out you can actually phone and talk to someone if you're having problems paying them (i.e payments via Google Wallet) just not after they've taken your money. For example I was having
10. 160.▲
    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Can someone explain to me how you can have a general delivery as a confirmed PayPal address? Seems a bit silly that PayPal would allow this.
11. 161.▲
    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    It says in the article that the password was obvious and easy to guess so I doubt this is the reason.
12. 162.▲
    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    I agree, one of the main reasons I decided to use TorqueBox was because of this. Requires minimal configuration and I get distributed cache, clustered messaging system, HA scheduled jobs and HA services.
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    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Not sure I agree with their Phusion Passenger vs J2EE. I use torquebox and deploying is just as easy, if not easier. You can instantly deploy an application by executing "torquebox deploy /path/to/your/ruby/app/" or by placing a 2 line .yml
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    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    According to Google this is not an issue but rather it was specifically designed this way: http://productforums.google.com/d/msg/drive/SpN5gNF33Ys/3N0N...
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    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Looks perfectly fine to me, guess it must be some kind of problem specific to your setup.
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    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Do you know why Mozilla does not seem interested in Pepper?
17. 167.▲
    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Any reason why? OpenJDK is the reference implementation of Java 7, so if you are targeting Java 7 why not use it?
18. 168.▲
    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    Larger surface area to dissipate the heat from the CPU to the oil?
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    by Tomdarkness 14y ago

    It is not just the day one availability that is the problem. Where can you legally get high bitrate 1080p video with DTS-HD Master Audio/Dolby TrueHD via the internet?