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by fomb 12y ago
Black cabs generally require cash. Whilst they may advertise they take card, most drivers don't like it due to the lead time on getting the money through.
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by fomb 13y ago
Seems they were pretty fast: https://status.heroku.com/incidents/606#update-1970
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by fomb 13y ago
There is no 'default' Heroku server on Cedar, it runs what your app asks to run. If that's Thin you'll be running on Thin. However, Heroku recommend Unicorn.
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by fomb 13y ago
It's an ergonomic disaster to use a laptop keyboard and laptop monitor like that. Use a proper keyboard and a proper monitor at eye level.
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My Inbox Zero system(gist.io)
1 points by fomb 13y ago|0 comments
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Heroku isn't for idiots(rdegges.com)
1 points by fomb 13y ago|0 comments
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DigitalOcean - Transparency Regarding Data Security(digitalocean.com)
21 points by fomb 13y ago|14 comments
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by fomb 13y ago
Wait. They aren't getting rid of sticky sessions?
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We need more conferences aimed at beginners(neilmiddleton.com)
2 points by fomb 13y ago|0 comments
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by fomb 13y ago
Git's distributed right?
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by fomb 13y ago
I can't see anything other than some different font colors and a little more line height...
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Heroku has new offices(worldc.am)
2 points by fomb 13y ago|0 comments
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New Heroku Homepage(heroku.com)
8 points by fomb 13y ago|0 comments
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by fomb 13y ago
Fires ARE a thousand times more dangerous at 30,000 feet, but they don't use the batteries in the air. They're purely for use on the ground.
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by fomb 13y ago
Heroku don't use these.
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Literacy is a dying skill(monochrome.co.uk)
4 points by fomb 13y ago|3 comments
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by fomb 13y ago
The best way to avoid paying for fruit is to steal it from your local store.
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by fomb 14y ago
There is a local filesystem on a dyno, but it's ephemeral. They are ephemeral for a good reason too: http://12factor.net/processes
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by fomb 14y ago
There is no 'old' routing infrastructure. It has never changed on each stack (but that's not to say they are the same. I don't know about that)
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by fomb 14y ago
So how does this resolve the Heroku routing problem for you? You have one server that internally routes efficiently - but what happens when you scale past one server? If you're not scaling past one server, why does Heroku's routing cause y
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by fomb 14y ago
I have many apps on Heroku, all running Rails, and mostly running on Unicorn, with three or four workers. Most of the apps I've seen pass me by use no more than 150Mb per worker, and there's a fair amount of work going on in many of them w