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Flash Fill Gives Excel a Smart Charge
(research.microsoft.com)
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Crashlytics Enterprise Is Now Free
(crashlytics.com)
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This is awesome. One nit: if I pick a route, then the bus leaves there's no easy way to 'refresh' the route and get a new timer without backing all the way out and starting over or going to more routes and doing the time math.
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Prove your hot shot abilities through OSS and countless companies will line up to put you in that kind of environment.
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Rel="logo" (2011)
(relogo.org)
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Looking at Discourse: The UsersController
(1fifty9.com)
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You still have to write the Ruby layer if you want to appear in the list. I think they should get rid of the Ruby file requirement.
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At this point aren't they big enough to shift the onus onto the service providers to create hook endpoints that all accept the same payload? I don't see any reason why the service hooks section needs to be anything more than a list of URLs
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Tweeted during the blackout: https://twitter.com/BWWings/status/298245437373177856
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Senators to introduce high-skilled immigration bill
(thehill.com)
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The tricky part is for services like IFTTT (where I used to work) and Zapier (where the GP works) where you do want an authorization to be indefinite and not require user interaction because it's a background job.
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My understanding, and it may be wrong, is that if an attack walks off with your data, then wouldn't be able to refresh the access token you have on hand without the client ID and secret and so the extent to which they could compromise the a
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OAuth 1.0a is far too complex. OAuth 2.0 for the simple and common cases is not that bad since there's no signature to generate. Most of the issues from OAuth 2 stem from a fluid spec that wasn't finalized until recently. Now that that's do
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The trials and tribulations of a large-ish dataset
(swizec.com)
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Foreman as process manager, Pow as DNS server and HTTP proxy
(robots.thoughtbot.com)
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Executable Tweets and Programs in Short URLs
(progrium.com)
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Would be interesting to hear more about how you built it.
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Is it automated?
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This is a nice gesture, but I prefer the services I use to take responsibility for their provider and technology choices. Your customers don't care that Azure is down, they only care that they can't do whatever they were trying to accomplis
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SQL is Agile
(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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I was working a variety of software and IT jobs mostly related to Microsoft tech in MN before I got noticed by a head of marketing for an up and coming developer tools startup who gave me a job.
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When will input and button size classes (e.g. input-xxlarge) be normalized as hinted to in the current docs?
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I'm a big fan of niche job boards (I run api-jobs.com). I think the pricing might be a little high without some broader distribution though. For instance, featured listings on my site are syndicated on ProgrammableWeb. Either way if you can
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Also check out bootswatch.com
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Wouldn't that be a GitHub repository?
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2012 API Community Survey
(blog.programmableweb.com)
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Welcome Guido
(tech.dropbox.com)
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This needs to be clarified on sauceio.com/mac. It's very confusing right now to go to pricing and not understand what it's for.
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Exactly. Site44 only uses Dropbox for the sync, then serves out the site over its own infrastructure.
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14y ago
Email Twilio support, they can help you with that (I used to work there)
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