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by mnutt 14y ago
It varies between mail clients, but they generally put the forwarded part of the message in either a blockquote or a div with a class that can be targeted. It's how the vertical blue line is produced for the quoted portion.
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by mnutt 14y ago
He doesn't post much about his setup to know for sure, but it's possible that he was running out of ephemeral ports.
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by mnutt 14y ago
http://url2png.com is also pretty good.
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by mnutt 14y ago
I can't guess at exactly what they're doing, but when I built something very similar we noticed bad font rendering across the board until we tweaked the font rendering. It's often as simple as choosing a better font to use as the default w
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by mnutt 14y ago
It's probably related to linux font rendering.
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by mnutt 14y ago
nginx-push-stream handles the websocket connections itself and exposes a pubsub channel, so that your backend app doesn't have to worry about holding connections open. Whereas I believe the new websocket functionality allows you to proxy t
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by mnutt 14y ago
I'm almost 100% sure all of the projects you've mentioned have at least one UI/UX designer. The problem as I see it is that you can't just throw more designers at a problem and have it work any better or faster.
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by mnutt 14y ago
I still don't quite understand how you manage version control with entire system images. I guess you could just write a changelog, but that requires a large amount of self-discipline to ensure that the changelog exactly matches system state
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by mnutt 14y ago
What if the person is very poor and doesn't have 50k to put up for a lawsuit? Should no plaintiff ever be able to sue someone for more than 5% of the plaintiff's total net worth? The real issue is that since corporations don't have the sam
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by mnutt 14y ago
I don't believe nodejitsu runs on CloudFoundry. The other one I know of is Stackato.
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by mnutt 14y ago
I assume that you don't leave it unattended since someone could start stealing the gas which you are paying for?
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by mnutt 14y ago
If you’ve made a great product and you can’t design, find a designer, there is a deluge of designers out there looking for a collaboration. That assumes that you're making a product that designers will be interested in. Maybe it's just a
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by mnutt 14y ago
Being the sole person responsible for a system that customers rely on 24x7 to make them money is just about the most stressful thing I've ever experienced as a developer, so I can definitely relate to that weight on your shoulders. If it's
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by mnutt 14y ago
It may be as easy to ignore a pull request, but at least the pull request is public whereas you have no idea how many emails a project maintainer has ignored. JPlayer, for instance, does have an issue tracker and it has many open pull re
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by mnutt 14y ago
CSS source maps would also be a good solution.
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by mnutt 14y ago
Wasn't Mozilla the one pushing for ES4?
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by mnutt 14y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this particular development was in part spurred on by Microsoft being able to say "look, none of the WebRTC clients interoperate, so we might as well create our own standard."
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by mnutt 14y ago
You're correct that you'll depend on another service for all the niceties, but I for one am super excited about decoupling all of those services from the connection itself. Hopefully it'll lead to a lot more competition and innovation in t
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by mnutt 14y ago
Using PGP sounds fine, but why trust a random (ha) website more than you trust a browser plugin? Even though you generated a bunch (up to 100), what is to stop random.org from storing every one of those? Much better to just use pwgen or si
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by mnutt 14y ago
I'm glad TWC allows this. My parents (who are on Comcast) began getting a $5/mo fee added because they did not rent Comcast's cable modem. (which also costs $5/mo)
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by mnutt 14y ago
Possibly. I'm no expert, but it seems like if you were using an incorrect password, you would be running through every old system every time, regardless of if the person had upgraded. The only time you would short-circuit any of the metho
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by mnutt 14y ago
TextMate was suffering from not being open sourced, and hadn't shown any improvement in 7 years. So he open sourced it, and it is now actively developed by the community.
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by mnutt 14y ago
I believe there are some systems that don't store the crypt methods with the password data, but instead just run through each password method to try to find one that works, then transparently upgrade to the newest.
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by mnutt 14y ago
I'm with you on the intent aspect of the law, but I think there is a chance that the switch from torrent files to magnet links might have some effect on a non-technical person's thinking. In one instance you're "offering files for download
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by mnutt 14y ago
Leaving aside the issues of whether they've made mistakes in their crypto, I think the more interesting point brought up by tptacek is that you can't truly trust any client-side application that gets downloaded from the server every time yo
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by mnutt 14y ago
This seems pretty analogous to Facebook's Timeline and Graph Search features: once released, everyone is outraged over privacy implications, though the information was always there if you wanted to find it. It's the difference between 'free
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by mnutt 14y ago
It is what I have experienced. "from what I can tell" is allowing that perhaps I have missed something in the configuration that solves this.
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by mnutt 14y ago
While Cassandra has some nice characteristics, there are a few things I've run into along the way. Don't expect to run a 3-node Cassandra cluster and get much out of it in terms of availability, in the way you might run a master/slave failo
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by mnutt 14y ago
Sure, they didn't try to do anything too crazy, but on a scale of cobol <=> new hotness, I think django would fall closer to new hotness. I think django was a good choice; I just don't think you can draw those conclusions from it.
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by mnutt 14y ago
Gems are ruby packages, and bundler is a way to use specific versions in an app, independent of what versions are installed globally. I think bundler would be a good fit for redmine, just because you don't really gain anything other than d

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