charlesmarshall

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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Speaking of which; when advising to use multiple domains should really mention not to go overboard on the number you use. Too many alternative domains and you will get a new warning from yslow. Every time you pull from a new domain, this wi
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Yes, it is presumptuous. Do you think that Rails could make every & any website in the world faster? Looking at http://www.alexa.com/topsites for example, which of those would you think Rails could make faster?
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Expiry headers can just as easily be setup in your apache config and I can't think of any modern language that can't access file modification times. A simple config for multiple resource domains is nice; but I'm not a fan of helper function
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Yes, the title is very misleading. As for the op protesting its because Rails makes its easy to do those things then surely that should be reflected in the name of submission - 'Built in Rails functionality helps page load' I would also say
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Strange approach, surely as the code base ages they will be left with large numbers of these 'flags' that are pretty much redundant
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
i was hoping it would be kryptonite .. Joking aside the question is commonly used by interviewers in many disciplines. Being able to critique yourself and your work does show some useful personal skills.
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
aww.. they've now added password protection. existing ones still work though
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
They haven't got extensions working on mac yet either.
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
seems they have problems if the same url is used more than once.. the subsequent additions all break .. you can get around it by adding a query string on to the domain your shortening like ?like=this
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
seems safari users are struggling without the . as well .. probably a webkit issue then edited for spelling mistake
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
yeah, got root level on the tld .. how did they manage that..
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Sorry, but no. Of course most ground breaking applications are done by start ups, thats mostly why they are formed. Someone has a good idea, thinks they can make money from it so tries to.. If your idea is truely novel then im pretty sure y
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
googles actual post about it: http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2009/12/google-analytics-laun...
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
It's not about caring .. It's about how you want to experience the internet. Would you rather have clear, readable content or be besieged by advertising .. On sites target devs you should really expect very high % to be using ad blockers ..
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
if your doing it by mass, this will also effect the tall amongst us. Being well over 6ft means that i'm naturally heavier than a 5ft something and generally struggle to fit within average size seating on aircraft. My issue is that of length
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
hmm, not to sure about automatically showing all commits .. the repo just imported has 4739 and growing, with only mine being marked as reviewed thats alot of initial reading How about an option on import like "mark all as read" otherwise i
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
that is a really nice idea... signing up and lets see how it works..
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
I think my favourite anti ie6 is google landing page with the big download chrome image. Just a shame so many ie6 people have IT overlords that mandate its use .. hopefully that will change as more convert to windows 7.
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
I don't think that's what was meant ... If youre on a host that has half the cpu but 3 times the RAM then more processes are queued. During a heavy load the larger RAM will mean more threads can be handled as there is space to store them in
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
that my website would be hewn from precious stones and first in every search engine for every known word .. ever .. or something along those lines.
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
The old axiom "Failing to plan is planning to fail" comes to mind. I wouldn't say sell yourself short but always be realistic. For example if its a deadline you want to give for a project will take 2 weeks, build in some space for running o
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Closure Compiler vs YUICompressor(slideshare.net)
7 points by charlesmarshall 17y ago|1 comments
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
If you have a google.com/sitemaps account you can remove specific urls or entire site via the tools section
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
how about a more random one... use version control on the disk and do a clean checkout on boot.. big overhead to store the repo and probably not too fast to checkout .. but on the plus side you can include specific files as time goes on ...
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Dogma is good, but nothing as cutting as the stoning scene or the mass crucifixion
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Hmm.. I can't think of one, which ones are you referring to?
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
"He's not the messiah, hes a very naughty boy"
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
to speed things along original site is http://applerejectedme.com/ .. but its full of joke ones..
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Do you believe everything you read on the internet? I'm not saying the figures are out but before you jump ship you should really try things out for yourself. Many other posters have said Linode has a 7 day trial period; maybe try that with
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by charlesmarshall 17y ago
Like yourself, I have one and don't use it. Main reason is that I can never remember the identifier. That is OpenIDs big flaw... How many average web users do you know that remember a url? Most of them head to google to find sites they know

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