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by ndaiger 18y ago
I just bought a RapidSSL wildcard cert through this reseller: https://www.servertastic.com/rapidssl/ It's a wildcard for $140-ish, which is the cheapest I could find. The wildcard means it works for blah.domain.com, otherblah.domain.com,
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by ndaiger 18y ago
I used Vlad for a while and liked it okay. It's a bit simpler (using 'real' ssh instead of net-ssh, and rake for running tasks instead of its own thing). I ended up going back to Capistrano for git submodule support. They're pretty intercha
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by ndaiger 18y ago
I use it and like it. I don't do a ton a freelance work, but it keeps me from having to think to much about invoicing. The timer-in-the-menu-bar is really nice, as is the feature that detects inactivity and asks you if you just forgot to st
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by ndaiger 18y ago
Ditto. His humility and humor about doing something that so directly improves the lives of people around him is just crazy inspiring.
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by ndaiger 18y ago
If you're using Ubuntu, here's a handy shellscript to automate things. I'm linking to the original. I also forked it to slightly tweak the behavior when creating the /usr/bin/ruby|gem|etc symlinks to play nicer with an installed ruby: Origi
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by ndaiger 18y ago
Ditto for me. I've never enjoyed implementing a design (I much prefer programming), but it's usually cheaper/easier to have someone mock something up in photoshop for me to implement than have have the designer implement a template as well.
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by ndaiger 19y ago
Yeah, RSpec is better. I didn't get the fuss when I first switched from Test::Unit; it's really just nicer, more clear syntax. After doing RSpec for a while, writing with Test::Unit seemed really clunky and annoying, especially when reading