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by elithrar 13y ago
> I actually just switched to Duo Mobile earlier today because of iOS 7 issues with Authenticator; this just cements my decision to switch. I moved all my non-critical stuff over (to test it out), saw the Google Authenticator update, and
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Looks like Google just updated their Authenticator app. Works fine for me on iOS7 Be aware that it will drop all of your existing tokens, so make sure your backup phone number is set & verified across all services and/or your
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by elithrar 13y ago
> He's actually brought Nokia back from the brink and kept a sinking ship somewhat afloat, in my opinion. At the same time, I don't think he is enough of a visionary to lead Microsoft. I share the same opinion. I think Elop cop
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by elithrar 13y ago
> What else is part of Nokia other than their 'Nokia Devices & Services'? As of recently, all their enterprise/industrial gear: DSLAMs, muxes, 3G/LTE gear, carrier hardware, etc. when they bought Siemens share of
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by elithrar 13y ago
> That still leaves out upgrades. Whereas for the custom build it's just a matter of yanking out the failed part and putting in a new one at cost I can sell a $3000 iMac for $2000 two years down the track; making the upgrade "c
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by elithrar 13y ago
> In Australia, your warranty is with the entity you bought from. If they supplied you faulty parts, it is their responsibility to deal with the manufacturers. Buy everything from the one place, and the warranty is all with that one plac
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by elithrar 13y ago
I feel this would have been more comparable with a Xeon, otherwise it's effectively a decked out iMac. Also: I toyed with the idea of building a Hackintosh to replace my 2011 iMac, instead of waiting for the 2013 model (Haswell, 780MX
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by elithrar 13y ago
Braintree does Visa, MC and AMEX - both in AUD and USD. Braintree in Australia uses a NAB account up back to allow multi-currency deposits, which is nice. Stripe in Australia makes me very happy though, and I may have gone down that route f
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by elithrar 13y ago
This would be nice for long-running requests (i.e. payment submissions).
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by elithrar 13y ago
> The language has panics. But you aren't supposed to use them. So... Not true. Panic/defer/recover is there to be used. But panic/recover should typically be internal to a package and/or used in a situation wher
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by elithrar 13y ago
> I suspect NAB got Pin because they're the only bank allowing you to deposit multiple currencies in a single account. Everyone else requires you to open separate accounts for separate currencies. NAB also has Braintree, likely for
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by elithrar 13y ago
> That does seem rather odd. So what if folks offered a salary but also made it strictly probationary up front. Sort of "You are going to be evaluated after 6 months/a year on the job and if you don't meet our expectations
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Now we've got v3 which has all sorts of wack colors and typography, like someone wanted to go "flat" but gave up halfway through. The idea of BS3 wasn't so much "flat" as it was a "remove gradients to
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by elithrar 13y ago
Things are moving quickly in Bootstrap-land. I'm not quite sure I would have called these "Release Candidates" though, given the number of functional changes to the framework that have been happening/are lined up to happ
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by elithrar 13y ago
Both. I adore Sublime Text, and use it where I can, but there are instances where I need to work on something remotely. Bug fixes, git rebasing, etc; and that's where I lean on Vim.
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by elithrar 13y ago
> What I really like about sessions is that it allows for isolated contexts which are easy to switch (prefix-s get prints you a nice list [1]). I always end up doing the same as the author (out of bad habit), when I should really be usi
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by elithrar 13y ago
I assume this means that cross-device sync is optional as well?
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by elithrar 13y ago
Awesome to see. The docs have been pretty good even prior to this update, but it's nice to know they get some love in an open-source project. (I'm preparing to launch a Go application w/ RethinkDB up back using the [community
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by elithrar 13y ago
> What's the point of having a great editor if the ecosystem is this crappy? ST3 hasn't even been officially released yet. I think you're getting ahead of yourself: you could also always fork & update the package yours
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by elithrar 13y ago
Definitely for this. Clearer permissions are only a good thing. (good timing too, as I'm using GitHub's OAuth flow for a small project!)
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by elithrar 13y ago
> 2. There are very few Ruby shops that aren't just Rails shops. If you think about all the shops out there using Puppet and/or Chef, there is still a lot of non-Rails Ruby out there (in a roundabout way, I'll admit).
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by elithrar 13y ago
> ...there's no "model" layer to work with There's certainly not an Active Record -esque ORM for Go, but that doesn't prevent you from writing a very simple model layer. Write a few structs to represent your mode
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by elithrar 13y ago
Note that Reeder (on iOS) had Feedbin and Feedburner support prior to this update.
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by elithrar 13y ago
> The IP stuff -> personal identity stuff requires it to be near present time does it not? Collect logs from ISP that show IP <-> account. Many ISPs keep these logs around for a long while as it is.
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by elithrar 13y ago
I use Reeder (iOS) w/ Feedbin ( https://feedbin.me/ ), and the Feedbin web UI on the desktop. Reeder for OS X is scheduled to get Feedbin support in the near future.
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by elithrar 13y ago
SPDY[1] multiplexes multiple assets over one connection, which will (one day; many years from now; eventually) resolve some of the performance issues with HTTP and TCP. You can already use SPDY now (and fall back to HTTPS), FWIW. [1]: http
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by elithrar 13y ago
I've considered GitHub and Bitbucket logins to be great options if you have a product that targets developers, but want to try and avoid (for a while, or forever) handling usernames/passwords/password resets/etc yourself
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Geekbench does not measure GPU performance at all AFAIK. Nor does it measure I/O. I'm interested to see how that PCIe SSD performs.
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by elithrar 13y ago
> Seattle used to have an area of downtown where you could ride the bus for free. (You could ride within the area free, but paid if you rode out of the area or started your ride outside of the area.) We have this in Perth, Western Austra
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by elithrar 13y ago
I've dropped you an email. Been hanging out for a Heroku RethinkDB add-on for a while!

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