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cicloid
14y ago
They mostly work as it is, things like imagemagick you need to recompile and reinstall dependent gems But first update Xcode and the command line tools
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cicloid
14y ago
The last time (last rc) I solved it by downloading only the command line tools from dev center.
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cicloid
14y ago
Did you notice the drop on memory consumption?
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cicloid
14y ago
So the Google TV is dead? And their answer was a Apple TV/Boxee Box competitor for 300USD?
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cicloid
14y ago
Probably not, most of these devices are old school embedded systems, doing most of the decoding via HW with slow processors, so, many fancy things like XMBC are very out of the scope. Probably in the next couple years, doing NNTP, bittorren
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cicloid
14y ago
Should this be in production? Is anyone using this on production?
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cicloid
14y ago
And it seems I was not clear enough on my previous comment; How can I test by myself the status of the service. I don't know, maybe an API endpoint, what host to ping, something, to be able to discard network connection problems, etc.
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cicloid
14y ago
Besides anecdotal evidence, how could I check the status of the service? EDIT: It seems I wasnt clear enough... How could I check by myself if the service is down, if I depend of it...
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cicloid
14y ago
Also material like Ruby Rogues podcast ( http://rubyrogues.com/ ) contain great episodes to give a newcomer a tour of the ecosystem.
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14y ago
In Soviet Russia computer orders you.
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cicloid
14y ago
... and probably a better fit for Rose ?
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14y ago
the only problem to this method is when it slips and the bottle ends up in the neighbors window.
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A Letter from Mark Zuckerberg « Borowitz Report
(borowitzreport.com)
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cicloid
14y ago
yeah, but don't let the RIAA know about it...
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cicloid
14y ago
Had a fuzzy feeling when I started playing it and Orbital is playing as the intro for the podcast. And suddenly I was in the 90's, seeing Angelina Jolie during the movie Hackers. Subtle touch at least on the nostalgic side.
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cicloid
15y ago
Totally true...
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15y ago
With tools such as?
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cicloid
15y ago
Does anybody remember the 8 bit mapping project? Having the source styles for that style would be awesome. But maybe seeing the source for these I could get some ideas.
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cicloid
15y ago
The cherry on top is just coffescript and the new sourcemaps functionality coming from browsers. Even if you prefer vanilla javascript, still is an awesome combo.
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15y ago
Actually this idea sounds to good to be true. Almost like a geek "The Boat That Rocked", but at the end, immigration or customs could be the pain in the ass for the residents of this ship. Not so much on how feasible it is, but more on the
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cicloid
15y ago
Could the credits be embedded in the copyright for the software/eula/about in the App? The GIStiquette, seems to imply that there is almost always some copyright in the footer of the map. Could this copyright be embedded in the documentatio
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15y ago
Call me crazy, but somehow LFS+(Puppet|Chef) makes a lot of sense... :|
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15y ago
You have a point with the rendering option from the accept header... About the v1 versioning in the URL, I understand your suggestion. But I see that little characteristic as a "no developer left behind" program for developers with less exp
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15y ago
Maybe because of the overhead on rendering time and extra bytes. On a couple thousand requests the latency is not so noticeable. But on the long run maybe the API user should have a plugin on the client side to do that kind of beautificatio
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15y ago
Isn't the LTE migration in part a cost saving measure for carriers and later on the final user? From what I remember, LTE does pump more data in a more cheap way; and the infrastructure for it is more cheap also.
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15y ago
I seen Graphite pop up a lot lately. Why should I care about Graphite?
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15y ago
Words to live by…
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15y ago
Somehow sad, but, any good developer handles some extra tools besides Ruby, at least the developer happiness culture is mainstream. Let's see how much it takes to get screw all over again.
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15y ago
The post is actually easy to read and understand. Funny thing is, in the last couple of weeks, there has been a lot of material (podcasts, posts, screencast, etc) on the subject. But it didn't really take off until 37signals mentioned it.
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15y ago
Besides the fuzzy feeling of helping a open source project with comercial endeavors, how does it compare to services like Server Density, Nagios, Monit, etc?
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