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by caseyf 10y ago
No idea, but I'd assume yes for the time being. The Graphicsmagick code base includes 3 of the 5 coders that are mentioned (URL, MVG and MSL). 2 of those use LibXML and url.c suspiciously uses LibXML's nanoftp and nanohttp.
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by caseyf 11y ago
LoRD! Wow. I had forgotten that that game ever existed. Nostalgia is magic. A little nostalgia for PC Magazine too. haha.
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OAuth Authentication on tvOS(stephenradford.me)
2 points by caseyf 11y ago|0 comments
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by caseyf 11y ago
I use mine regularly for listening to music while making dinner and we all use it to add stuff to the family grocery list. I like it for $99, but not for double that.
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by caseyf 12y ago
I have a late 2011 MacBook Pro that has this problem. I called Apple this morning and they told me that I'd have to bring it in to an Apple store. The page on Apple.com offers a postage paid "Mail In Service" option if you ar
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Bookcision: Export/Download Your Kindle Highlights(norbauer.com)
1 points by caseyf 13y ago|0 comments
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by caseyf 13y ago
Combined with Stripe Connect, this is great for marketplaces. I did a test charge and was pleasantly surprised to find that Stripe's "market rate" is really the mid market rate and not something else. PayPal's spread is
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by caseyf 13y ago
Launching the paid team version was a great idea. As a personal tool, iDoneThis is neat but it competes with a ton of other tools in a very crowded market. I had already lost interest and stopped using it when they launched the team version
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by caseyf 14y ago
Yikes. Any site with a publicly accessible swfupload.swf is open to XSS. https://nealpoole.com/blog/2012/05/xss-and-csrf-via-swf-appl...
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by caseyf 14y ago
In my case (BCBS, Massachusetts), putting my wife and I in a group plan for our business was significantly cheaper than paying for a "personal" plan for my family. My advice would be: price it out both ways.
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by caseyf 14y ago
I was curious about why Rails parses YAML nested inside XML to begin with. Turns out it was put in way back when so that ActiveRecord's from_xml/to_xml work as expected when a model contains serialized (ie. yaml) attributes. Patch/issue fro
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by caseyf 14y ago
Here's a new Supermicro form factor that I really like that wasn't mentioned in the post: 1U with 2 CPUs, 10 x 2.5" drive bays, redundant power http://www.supermicro.com/products/system/1U/1027/SYS-1027R-...
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Libinjection: a C library that detects SQLi attacks in user input(client9.com)
1 points by caseyf 14y ago|0 comments
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by caseyf 14y ago
Percona Server has lots of improvements (some small things and others that are pretty essential for me) On the SSD front, the main ones are: * You can put the innodb doublewrite buffer on your spinning disks - that's the best place for it
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by caseyf 14y ago
I highly recommend Percona Server. especially if you are using SSDs or a mix of SSDs and regular disks.
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by caseyf 14y ago
Something that runs on the JVM. Personally, I'd pick Ruby on JRuby.
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by caseyf 14y ago
Is there going to be a way to create more flexible contests like this as a Flightfox user? Right now it looks like I can only do the same sorts of things that I can do on other travel sites (one way, round trip, multi city) I'd love to be a
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by caseyf 14y ago
(Boston or remote) We're hiring a developer at Ravelry. The site has 2 million+ registered users and a healthy amount of traffic but we're a small staff of 4 - you'd be the second developer and you'd work on anything and everything. The cat
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by caseyf 14y ago
We moved from a single dedicated server to a colo 5 years ago and we've never looked back. It's saved us a lot of money. We started with 2 lonely servers in 24U and now we've got 9 servers, a couple routers, a couple switches, and some othe
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by caseyf 14y ago
I hope to see something that is is more successful than Flattr. At 25 cents plus 5% per transaction, Gumroad isn't really addressing micropayments at all.
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by caseyf 15y ago
Try PayPal's Merchant Technical Support ( https://ppmts.custhelp.com/app/ask - Mass Pay is under "API Products") The developer forums on x.com can sometimes be helpful as well. They have a few staff members that work the boards. If you're
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by caseyf 15y ago
That puzzle is here: http://www.itasoftware.com/careers/work-at-ita/hiring-puzzle... (The sub-millisecond time was for real)
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by caseyf 15y ago
I've been wishing for something like this for a while. ...except that I'd need it to be able to queue up things that I can watch later on a mobile device, possibly while offline. That's what makes Instapaper awesome.
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by caseyf 16y ago
Or eJunkie - it lacks the (apparent) simplicity for but for $5 a month you can make an unlimited number of sales for up to 10 digital items and then you've got PayPal/processor fees on top of that. PayPal's micropayments pricing is 5 cent
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by caseyf 16y ago
I use self-hosted Browsershots with some modifications. With 4 ShotFactories running, a slow disk, 5 thumbnail sizes, and non-optimal reuse settings (reuse browser only once, reuse VNC server only once) it creates about 10 thumbnails per mi
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by caseyf 16y ago
You might want to consider getting involved with the Open Beer Database (for the beer listings themselves) rather than become yet another island of beer information on the web. "The goal of the Open Beer Database is to centralize basic beer
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by caseyf 17y ago
I wrote a short post about our setup in March and it hasn't really changed since then: http://codemonkey.ravelry.com/2009/03/10/quick-update-ravelr... If you have any questions or are looking for details or something, ask away - just stic
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by caseyf 17y ago
"..given the amount of front-end stack required, hired employees, and 3 6-core (6?) 40 GB front-end webservers" Could you have misread the article? We have one developer/sysadmin (myself, and I'm pretty much half-time on the development wor
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by caseyf 17y ago
urk - this story keeps coming back to HN. Ruby isn't the issue here - most of the hardware spend (tiny as it is) went toward master and slave databases. Our database isn't huge, but it isn't small either. The working set doesn't fit in 32 G
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by caseyf 17y ago
Yeah. We load balance across 5 Apache/Passengers and I do rolling deploys (all in Capistrano) by removing a Passenger from load balancing, updating the app, restarting Apache, and adding it back into load balancing with a 10 second delay be

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