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Now with Logplex support! Store and analyze Heroku logs with Progstr Logger.(progstr.com)
11 points by hdeshev 15y ago|0 comments
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A new Heroku Rails application logging add-on -- Progstr Logger(progstr.com)
8 points by hdeshev 15y ago|0 comments
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by hdeshev 16y ago
But I want the future generations to know that I praised Justin Bieber's haircut on twitter while listening to his latest song! Yeah, I agree - completely irrelevant. That time better get spent integrating diff-able formats like textile, ma
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by hdeshev 16y ago
The postmortem is pretty weak and us, geeks, would have loved to see more detail. Tumblr would have gotten some good karma with a detailed explanation. Well, unless this is all made up just to look impressive and the real reason was somethi
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by hdeshev 16y ago
I started learnimg Scala in the midst of the "2.7 vs. 2.8" turmoil and all I can say is that it wasn't just fairies and unicorns. Hopefully that's gone now and everything I use seems to work with Scala 2.8. All I can say is that I love the
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by hdeshev 16y ago
You, sir, made my day! I just set this up with my home Linksys router which is reachable from the internet and it works like a charm. I am using the Tomato firmware ( http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato ) which has an SSH daemon.
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by hdeshev 16y ago
Water. I quit drinking coffee three years ago and never looked back.
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by hdeshev 16y ago
Everyone has to make his/her choice of technology and MailChimp has chosen PHP. That's perfectly okay. I know PHP, and I've used it to put food on my table. Luckily that is no more. I'd consider doing PHP again only if my wife and kid were
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by hdeshev 16y ago
This all VM thing is fine and dandy if you want to have an accessible mirror of your staging machine and reduce unnecessary stages. Although that in itself looks fishy - if developers want to stage something just to see if it works, then so
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by hdeshev 16y ago
So, the Java build systems suck? You should see the .NET ones - those make me cry. I mean that the glass is half full. I wouldn't call a full dependency resolution system like maven's "a sad state of affairs."
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by hdeshev 16y ago
What? Figs are not vegan? How about kosher?
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by hdeshev 16y ago
PHP is an okay language. I'd never choose it by myself, but most of the time it is bearable. The language is not the problem though - it's the people. PHP breeds mediocrity in such a superb way, it's rivaled only by Visual Basic. It attract
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by hdeshev 16y ago
Yeah, I've suspected that the most important piece of hardware (and software) is the one between your ears. Macbooks, $400 headphones... Bah!
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by hdeshev 16y ago
Thanks for the clarification. This blog post is also helpful: http://www.novell.com/prblogs/?p=2836
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by hdeshev 16y ago
I got a replica pair. Wonder how easy I can migrate it to a replica set.
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by hdeshev 16y ago
Funny. I wouldn't want to be in Novell's shoes now after having invested in building a product on top of Wave: http://www.novell.com/products/pulse/