ephramzerb

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   by ephramzerb 15y ago

   Clearance probably. It's really not a big deal with the index in place and it gives you more flexibility for revoking access to specific users without blowing out everyone's cookie. In practice, it's not a big deal performance wise. In a sy
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   The Internet isn't free(kavassalis.com)

   1 points by ephramzerb 15y ago|0 comments
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   by ephramzerb 16y ago

   The site I'm working on doesn't address your linux constraint, but it exists to help you make exactly this type of decision: http://www.measy.com/quiz/category/smartphones
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   by ephramzerb 16y ago

   The only way I see this as a Rails problem is that Rails makes it easy to get saddled with lots of external dependencies. Otherwise, it's a problem with how external dependencies are managed. If it's not the number and quality of dependenci
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   by ephramzerb 16y ago

   There's an Android port too. http://www.craig-russell.co.uk/android-game-what-the-hex/
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   by ephramzerb 17y ago

   The nice thing is that browsers provide good control for managing one's cookies, and browsers like Safari ship with pretty sensible, user-friendly defaults (block cookies from 3rd party sites). The current privacy Valdez is flash cookies, w