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Rendr - Use Backbone on both the server and client(github.com)
141 points by jlogsdon 14y ago|33 comments
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
You can bypass writing the archive to disk, as well: pushd /tmp && \ curl 'http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/tmux/tmux/tmux-1.8/tmux-1.8.tar.gz?r=http%3A%2F%2Ftmux.sourceforge.net%2F&ts=1364579710&use_mirror
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
> Your JS mining tool almost certainly won't be as efficient as the specialized GPU rigs GPU rigs have even been greatly surpassed in hashes/sec by the ASIC rigs (of which only 1 real batch has gone out, all the other providers are pro
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
http://bitcoinity.org/markets is the place I watch. The table on the right is aggregated buys/sells, so if you see something like "200 for 90.00" it could be 20 people buying/selling 10 coins, not 1 doing 200.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I just installed this for the first time and my favorite feature is relative font-sizes, hands down. I have a larger default font-size on my laptop and I didn't realize how many sites don't respect that until I switched.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Whois wouldn't help here. The problem is that so many requests are going to twitter.com/[username] that they start sending false 404s (or some other error, not 200) because of rate limiting.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
vim Fugitive does this as well. `:GBrowse` will open the current file on GitHub, with an optional line range.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
> One of my favorite Firefox extensions is RESTClient ( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/restclient/?s... ). Haven't found a tool as nice in Chrome yet. Here you go: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/postman-rest-
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I think he might be using the swipe to change workspaces, not tabs.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
If you need layouts RABL falls apart with Ruby 1.9: https://github.com/nesquena/rabl/wiki/Using-Layouts there's a note at the of the "Using Rabl" section.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Those cookies would be blocked for browsers with 3rd-party cookies disabled, and Firefox is making that option the default at some point in the near future.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
For those of us who know how to "fix our fucking network". Most consumers don't have a clue what that error means.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Yeah, that caught my attention as well. I think it's pretty insane for something like this to require backbone to work, the functionality is trivial to implement without Backbone.View.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
You wouldn't need a fake network to load test a web app, and you'd end up being CPU bound for a good load test (as in, the load tester would be CPU bound, obviously you want the app to become maxed in CPU usage). AWS is actually great for d
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
It doesn't fit on that Toshiba page at all! Everything is dark and then bam white and yellow!
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Yeah, and everyone reads those.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
It will be a part of the generated Gemfile, much like coffeescript is now.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Slightly off-topic, but I hadn't seen jsonip.com before this and I really like the way you did http://jsonip.com/about .
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Headline, and article, is sensationalist. The article states "that its Membership Group — the division that includes its dial-up Internet business — still generates most of the company's revenue". According to the Yahoo! report[1] it includ
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Stylish[1] would work. [1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylish/fjnbnpbmke...
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Flight doesn't care where things are rendered. > It's agnostic to how requests are routed, which templating language you use or even if you render your HTML on the client or the server.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
http://angularjs.org/#todo-html This just does not jive with me. My template knows that submission should be handled by `addTodo()`? Or even worse, looping. I want all of my logic to live in code, not some abstract framework specific attr
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
Because not everyone wants to define application behavior in markup.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
You would really want to do gem 'rails', '~>3.2.0` otherwise you could get upgraded to '3.3' or '3.4' which is more likely to break something.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
It seems to be you would just be "renting" the URL. You "rent" a domain on a yearly basis from the registrar which "owns" it.
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
The site isn't loading for me, here's the text-only cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
They have a page[1] listing all of their images (the "Images" tab at the top-right). [1] http://lorempixel.com/images.php
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
From their images list: > The provided images are for layout purposes and each image we use for this project is released under the creative commons license (CC BY-SA). For more information visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ So
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
IRC compatibility at the last is fantastic, and it's a simple protocol. Flowdock offers this (and is a similar service).
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by jlogsdon 14y ago
I see no reason to use this instead of defunkt's excellent gist gem[1]. Yours requires you to pass a file (or files) in, but sometimes you just want to paste whats on your clipboard or the output of a command. gist handles that. [1] https:

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