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by elektronaut 13y ago
692 examples, 0 failures, on both 1.9.3 and 2.0. This was the smoothest major upgrade yet, with very helpful deprecation notices. Thanks for all the hard work.
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by elektronaut 13y ago
There is one here: http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/upgrading_ruby_on_rails.ht...
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Acting quick and getting a fire under control often makes the difference between an emergency and a disaster. But only after you've made sure the building is being evacuated, and the fire department has been alerted. Don't be afraid to call
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Or simply stronger windows.
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Last time I was in a bike lane I ended up in an ambulance with several broken ribs, as a car decided to take a shortcut. Still looking forward to getting back in the saddle. Bike lanes can be downright scary. Sometimes I feel alot safer rid
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Vulnerability in JSON Parser in Ruby on Rails 3.0 and 2.3(groups.google.com)
114 points by elektronaut 14y ago|135 comments
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Ruby also has __FILE__ and __LINE__.
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Change it to gem 'rails', '3.2.11' and run bundle update rails
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Update to 3.2.11, 3.1.10, 3.0.19 or 2.3.15, and you'll be good.
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The Baader-Meinhof phenomenon(damninteresting.com)
1 points by elektronaut 14y ago|0 comments
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Absolutely. I'm using oh-my-zsh with the bundler plugin, which aliases all binstubs to a function that prepends bundle exec if there's a Gemfile. It works very well in practice. rbenv handles the correct ruby version, Bundler loads the righ
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by elektronaut 14y ago
I find it much easier to simply explicitly require a specific version in my Gemfile if I'm having trouble with a gem, rather than having the extra overhead of managing multiple sets of gems. I think it's a more correct solution as well. You
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Then wouldn't having a paper trail of your genome published on the internet provide reasonable doubt? Plus, I can't imagine it would be too hard for a disgruntled former lover to get a DNA sequence done with an old toothbrush or comb. Not t
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by elektronaut 14y ago
The ability to run multiple rubies is a very welcome addition, and just in time now that Rails 4 drops support for Ruby 1.8. It's going to save us alot of hassle transitioning legacy apps over. Thanks alot.
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Absolutely agree. I prefer the OS X rendering in all of these samples. On the Gmail screenshot, the capitals look vertically squashed and 'i' and 'l' are almost impossible to discern. The letter shapes improves at title size, but the letter
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by elektronaut 14y ago
This looks really nice. I have 67 apps symlinked into ~/.pow, but only the top 29 are shown on my laptop screen, and scrolling sadly doesn't work. Any chance of adding "Open in $EDITOR" to the context menu? And .xip.io URLs?
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by elektronaut 14y ago
The sample rate is 8kHz, which means the Nyquist frequency is 4kHz. Slowing it back down won't sound good, but frequencies below 400hz will be present. Here's a 8kHz .wav slowed down to 1/10: http://dump.elektronaut.no/post/ak52_1x.wav ed
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Here's my solution for level 8: https://gist.github.com/ceb360baacb794f39686 It's a bit messy, as my original solution didn't work on the live server and I had to rethink it. My second plan was to reduce it to a handful of potential chunk
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Live coverage on The Verge: http://live.theverge.com/apple-samsung-verdict-live/
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by elektronaut 14y ago
First line of defense is a Time Machine backup to a 1TB drive connected to an Airport Extreme. No-brainer if you're on a Mac, in my opinion. Tip: excluding my Chrome profile from the backups reduced the size of most backups by an order of m
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David Pogue: New iMacs and Mac Pro's Coming "Probably in 2013" (macrumors.com)
1 points by elektronaut 14y ago|0 comments
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by elektronaut 14y ago
My password is in the dump, and it was changed mid October 2010. I remember because I changed all my passwords when my laptop was stolen. The MtGox hack was in June 2011.
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by elektronaut 14y ago
As an artist, Bandcamp is fantastic . When someone buys an album, the money goes to our Paypal account immediately. Not only is the sales stats updated in real time, you can even play Defender on the graphs. Other digital retailers like iT
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by elektronaut 14y ago
Reminds me a bit of the Eigenharp: http://www.eigenlabs.com/ I'm curious how playable and hackable it will be. The Kickstarter page says it's MIDI compliant, but MIDI is a terribly restrictive protocol not really suited to the range of ex
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by elektronaut 15y ago
That was my experience as well when I tried it 10 years ago. I started with Uberman, but had to shift to a schedule with 4 hours of core sleep towards the end of the second week, as I was getting severely sleep deprived and unable to functi
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by elektronaut 15y ago
I think you could pretty much substitute Python and Django with Ruby and Rails, and the article would still ring true. As a Ruby developer I've only had brief encounters with Python, but to me it seems like a language I would love for the s
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by elektronaut 15y ago
I prefer a dark background in my text editor, but I think that would look out of place when integrated with the browser chrome. Going with a light theme is probably a good default.
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by elektronaut 15y ago
I feel your pain, I have a bunch of legacy 2.2 and 2.3 apps. I moved all dependency management from config.gem over to Bundler, and haven't had a dependency issue since.
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by elektronaut 15y ago
I'm usually less brash and assertive when I'm not making inebriated offhand comments on the internet. Honesty and confidence can go a long way in building trust if backed with demonstrated knowledge, though. In my experience, clients are us
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by elektronaut 15y ago
You mean DACHS - Dogs As a Cloud Hosted Service?

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