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by cobrabyte 15y ago
I suppose they could use the scales that are integrated into current self-checkout stations to compare the aggregate weight of your purchase against what it should be. Seems like a lot of hassle.
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Meh, if Parker pens work for you, then great. I tried a lot of pens before finding the Hi-Tec-C. Surprisingly, I purchased it somewhere local but, when I went back to buy more, they said it was a one-time order kind of deal. I didn't really
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Pretty sure it's called the Cavalier. Nice weight on that sucker.
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
They got a lot more than they ever expected and I think that's the right number. I remember checking it a few times and couldn't believe how successful the campaign was.
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
I have met a couple 'pen snobs' but I'm not sure the Hi-Tec-C falls into their category. I write very small and the Hi-Tec-C's three or four tip sizes made it a good choice. The 0.25mm tip is insanely tiny and I actually had to kick-up on
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Gotcha. Yeah, there's no reason for users not to generate their own key pair and submit the public keys via whatever means makes the most sense. It's going to take someone a great deal of time to gather all the public keys, rename them and
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
The gitolite permissions file is fairly robust. Each person who needs to access Git repo(s) sends you their public key (i.e. id_rsa.pub) and only their public key is stored on the server. Since access to the gitolite server is really just
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Great product that keeps getting better and better. Glad to hear that it's supporting you properly.
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Seriously! If you haven't given Fireworks a chance for web development, you may be wasting a good bit of your precious time. I still receive web design comps in Photoshop from time-to-time and it drives me nuts. Especially if you have to re
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Great idea!
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Developer may want to add some whitespace margin around the QR code (as per QR specs). I can't get the code to scan using any of the 4 different QR reader apps I have on my iPhone. Very cool concept though.
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by cobrabyte 15y ago
Yep, this is great. We signed up!
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by cobrabyte 17y ago
We went with Spreedly because of the kickstart program. $699 upfront was so very enticing and, though we've not launched our service yet, knowing our per-transaction fees are capped at $0.10, it makes cost forecasting that much easier.