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by mileszs 16y ago
I think you're correct. The privacy policy link on emailoracle.com points to the etacts privacy policy.
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by mileszs 16y ago
Edit: Whoops. I didn't quite grasp what you were asking until I had already responded. I think that is the intended behavior behind FB.logout() (as opposed to only logging one out of your site and not out of Facebook). If you want to only l
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by mileszs 16y ago
Is taking the immunosuppressants for the rest of his life aspect unique to his particular bone marrow transplant procedure? My father had a bone marrow transplant several years ago, and was off medication within a year IIRC. (At the least,
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Where to See Indy’s Startup Scene(manindyarena.com)
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by mileszs 16y ago
> - "for in" loops are inherently dangerous. wtf? No. "for-in" loops that iterate through the properties of an object, and do something with them, without checking to ensure that the property is specific to that object, as opposed to so
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by mileszs 16y ago
I don't think they're after the same thing, despite the similarities. TidyPub is pretty, readable, and, to use a term from the site, 'classy'. It's about ONE entry. One page. Jottit is about making a website -- multiple pages, themes, etc.
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by mileszs 16y ago
The Ruby language specification ( http://www.rubyspec.org/ ), to which all Ruby VMs are written, helps as far as the "number of Ruby interpreters around and their impact" goes. (Assuming I understood your concern correctly.) A new Ruby VM i
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ChaCha Says They’ll Bail On T-Mobile(techcrunch.com)
1 points by mileszs 16y ago|0 comments
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Failure is a Decision. Own it.(manindyarena.com)
1 points by mileszs 16y ago|0 comments
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by mileszs 16y ago
Ruby 1.9.1 was never considered stable by many Rubyists. (Find '1.9.1' in this Yehuda Katz interview: http://www.drdobbs.com/blog/archives/2010/06/preparing_for_r... ... which was just the first reference I found.) Mr. Katz advised in mul
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by mileszs 16y ago
Vimcasts are well done: http://vimcasts.org/
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by mileszs 16y ago
Interesting. I'm a full-time Ruby and Rails developer, and I host/manage a few Rails sites personally. I'd beg to differ with whom you've been speaking. As betageek said, mod_rails makes it a breeze, plus it can be used with either Apache o
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by mileszs 16y ago
I'm not positive as to what you specifically are referring. There are easy options for simple apps. As things get complicated, there are managed hosting options that are hyper-specialized to Rails, such as EngineYard. There was a time when
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by mileszs 16y ago
When you select some text and 'put' over it, Vim yanks the selected text into the default register. The text that you just put is still put-able via "2p, if you'd like to put it again. Vim is essentially saving that selected text for you, j
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by mileszs 16y ago
You're being downvoted because the article is comparing iOS4 to Android 2.2. Both are operating systems. iOS4 is on both the iPad and the iPhone. In fact, the iPad and iPhone 4 are very similar in hardware as well. The most significant diff
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by mileszs 16y ago
That's a heavy assumption. If you're wrong, the result is that Gitorious doesn't fit for potentially a large number of developers. In my experience, sampling developers with whom I speak on a regular basis (and myself), private repos on Git
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by mileszs 16y ago
I offer no counter or dissent to your post. However, apparently, the binaries have not yet been posted. Perhaps once they get that crucial detail finished, things will be clear. It appears they haven't even reached an actual beta stage. It
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by mileszs 16y ago
Nice. I love the vim keybindings and markdown support. I was unable to bring up the help modal box when pressing '?'. The only way to get to it was to use my mouse to press the question mark link at the top right. This seems an odd place fo
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by mileszs 16y ago
The parent article makes clear that they will be on the analytics team because of Trendly, sir. I promise it's a quick and easy read.
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by mileszs 16y ago
Smart, greedy people are never going to let emotion get in the way of making money. That's just the way it is. We're never going to return to an era where a significant amount of people make investment choices with a significant basis on ho
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by mileszs 16y ago
I don't think it's hand-wavy. I think you're upset about something else related to Cassandra that perhaps you read recently -- not tlack's comment. Suggesting it would make more sense to compare an in-memory data store to another in-memory
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by mileszs 16y ago
search.twitter.com is still a separate app all-together (purchased from I-don't-remember-whom). Twitter officially intends to roll it into the rest of their internal apps and API at some point. You're right, it is inconsistent, but at least
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Noodling on Contributor Agreements(techdarkside.com)
1 points by mileszs 16y ago|0 comments
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by mileszs 17y ago
Finally? This was posted in September of 2007. You can see the section under "The Rails Way" used in a large number of plugins and gems, as well. The pattern is no secret. That said, it is a nice article. It's just not new. There's been
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Ruby Scales, AND It’s Fast – If You Do It Right(engineyard.com)
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Rails and Merb Merge: Rack(engineyard.com)
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by mileszs 17y ago
I don't understand what about it is 'fake'. Could you elaborate? Do you mean that you believe the seller colluded with the buyer in some way? Some other shady situation?
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by mileszs 17y ago
Interesting metaphor. At least speed bumps often increase the safety of some group of people. This sort of speed bump does nothing but infuriate those who pass over it, and perhaps inflate the ego of the owner of the bump -- or, in this c
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by mileszs 17y ago
I imagine this to be a fairly significant caveat, though perhaps that's more theory than practice. Am I wrong? : "Note however that it is a requirement of the Maps API Terms of Service that you use the Geocoding Web Service in conjunction
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by mileszs 17y ago
Oops, that's me. I'll get that app tweeting again. Sorry.

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