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by benzimmer 2y ago
If you're looking for a Ruby implementation based on the same underlying user-agent parsing data, here you go: https://github.com/podigee/device_detector
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by benzimmer 3y ago
I did all of that on an M1 MacBook Air and now on a M2 without any problems whatsoever. Only caveat the Airs have is that you can't attach more than one external screen without some workarounds[1]. If you don't rely on that the ma
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Point and Click Adventure game a former co-worker made in his free time(johnrayspaceadventure.com)
1 points by benzimmer 4y ago|0 comments
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by benzimmer 10y ago
You especially might want to have a look at https://atlas.ripe.net/ . Here you can find a podcast interview with Internet Hall-of-famer Daniel Karrenberg[1] about RIPE and the ATLAS project (don't worry the page being i
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by benzimmer 10y ago
Hey Chris, thank you for your article and the ideas in it! I'm co-founder of Podigee [www.podigee.com], a podcast hosting service. We're active contributors to the Podlove Project [www.podlove.org], which seems to have kind of the
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How to Subscribe to a Podcast: The Podlove Subscribe Button(podigee.com)
3 points by benzimmer 12y ago|0 comments
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Why working remote became a part of my life I don’t want to miss anymore(medium.com)
5 points by benzimmer 12y ago|0 comments
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by benzimmer 12y ago
Based on the extensive user agent library of Piwik ( https://piwik.org/ ) DeviceDetector is currently the fastest user agent parser and device detector in Rubyland (benchmarks are in the readme). We built it for the statistic
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DeviceDetector: A user agent parser and device detector written in Ruby(github.com)
4 points by benzimmer 12y ago|1 comments
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by benzimmer 12y ago
First, it's actually not that simple :) We tried out like a whole lot of podcast clients (30+ I think) and 'are recognized by most podcasting clients' is certainly not true. That's why we recommend the following to clien
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by benzimmer 12y ago
I think another big factor in podcasts getting more popular these days is that the content and quality of podcasts are getting better. Today you don't need equipment and staff only radio stations can afford to produce high quality good
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by benzimmer 12y ago
If you're not a coffee person: http://www.caffeineinformer.com/death-by-caffeine
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by benzimmer 12y ago
I was looking for something like this some time ago to integrate a form into a static website. Ended up building a less user friendly version of this. Really nicely done, I think I will use it if I ever need something like this again.
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by benzimmer 13y ago
I'll just leave this here for you, in case the next time you find something like this you decide to act like a grown up. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Responsible_disclosure
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by benzimmer 13y ago
What they claim to do is basically what everybody is already doing. SSL between email servers can be considered standard, as well as SSL or at least StartTLS between client and server. De-Mail is another thing which was introduced some year