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cmer
14y ago
They've been acquired by RIM so who knows if the service will stay alive or not...
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14y ago
Oh my bad. I thought he wanted an ARM box because they're usually much cheaper.
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cmer
14y ago
You might want to look into getting an AppleTV 1. It can run OSX and most likely Ubuntu. They should be quite cheap now.
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cmer
14y ago
Hosting companies often pay over $100 per referrals so it's pretty obvious that the value of a single customer is very high. A few fake reviews here and there will likely net them thousands.
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14y ago
Thanks! I'll give that a try.
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14y ago
Semi-related question for you experts out there: how do these frameworks fit into a multi-page web app (ie: a typical Rails app)? They all seem to target the single-app market and the examples are always so simple that I have yet to figure
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I agree with taligent. Stay away from EC2. Here are some benchmarks I ran to give you an idea why: http://blog.carlmercier.com/2012/01/05/ec2-is-basically-one-...
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14y ago
Check out ReliableSite.net. Follow them on Twitter and Facebook for discounts almost daily.
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14y ago
I recently released a very lightweight Bash-based alternative. Check it out, it might float your boat: https://github.com/cmer/shoestrap
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I'm also having problems shaking. It works 1 time out of 5 it seems. How about showing the window if I don't move the mouse for 2 seconds instead? That'd be easier and a better UX IMO since it would mimic spring loading.
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14y ago
I've bought some amazing brand name suits at Burlington Coat Factory for very cheap. You should definitely look there if there's one near you.
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Anybody knows if there's a jquery plugin or similar that implements the concepts from this article? I'm in the same situation and would rather not reimplement the wheel.
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14y ago
Very aggressive pricing! Dropbox is 4 times more expensive for 100 GB. $5/mo vs $20. Will be interesting to see how Dropbox reacts to that.
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14y ago
Wow this is an awesome resource! Thanks!
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14y ago
It would be very interesting if you could write a blog post and an example project illustrating how to do this. I think many could benefit from this knowledge.
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15y ago
I'd love to be able to have a web view for the "content" of my app, but native navigation at the top, and native everything else basically.
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15y ago
I just learned about NativeControls today. From what I saw, it only provides Toolbar and TabBar but doesn't do Navigation, for example, am I right?
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15y ago
There was a story about iOS local storage being broken in iOS 5.1 yesterday. PhoneGap 1.6 seems to fix this! "The PhoneGap/Apache Cordova Community has worked hard to fix many bugs (including the nasty local storage bug caused by the iOS 5.
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15y ago
I'm really hoping for a major price drop in SSD. I went SSD a couple of years ago and regular hard drives feel so sluggish in comparison. Putting an SSD in my iMac and Macbook was by far the best thing I could have done performance-wise.
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15y ago
No but why raise so much money at such a lousy valuation if you're 30 days away from a billion dollar exit?
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According to Crunchbase and Techcrunch, they raised $40M just a month ago at a $500M valuation. Something doesn't add up here. A billion dollar deal like this had to take more than a couple of weeks to close... http://techcrunch.com/2012/0
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15y ago
Perhaps I'm wrong, but I don't think Pry can do "step" and such? I've been using Pry as well but I'm still very happy to see familiar ruby-debug back!
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A fork of ruby-debug that works on 1.9.2 and 1.9.3
(github.com)
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I'm somewhere near 7. I find Stack Overflow extremely frustrating to use since I never seem to have enough reputation to do anything. If I remember correctly I can't even comment I gave up trying to contribute and I now only leech. I wish t
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15y ago
My generation (~30-35 yo) learned it in elementary school and I remember it being quite awesome at the time. My gut feeling is that we're not starting to have kids and we want to show them how to "program" a computer with tools that stuck u
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Show HN: I just released a super simple/barebone alternative to Chef and Puppet
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So you're publicly admitting to be using IE8 or less?
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It might be a non-issue, but I am concerned about the performance of Bootstrap on older/slower computers as well as mobile devices. The stylesheet is so huge, I assume there has to be some kind of performance penalty somewhere? Or maybe I'm
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15y ago
I am also from Montreal and will be happy to chat with you. Find my email on my profile.
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15y ago
Wow! I didn't know that! All these years I was convinced it was a triangle just like pretty much everybody I guess. Thanks :)
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