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   Balanced – Payments for marketplaces(balancedpayments.com)

   2 points by obeattie 14y ago|0 comments
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   I don't know what goes on inside the coffee bean hopper, but fundamentally I can't see why one couldn't just prevent the machine from breaking if the user does make a mistake. The machine could then warn the user of their error and allow th
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   Thank goodness. This is the part of GitHub that has been driving me up the wall for months. Google is pretty useless in this area when you're looking for something buried within a repo. Fantastic job, it works beautifully. Congratulations
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   Nope. We operate primarily on a recurring subscription basis, so we're just having to maintain backwards-compatibility for those customers currently on PayPal. To be honest, PayPal could not have been less helpful at any step of the process
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   We recently switched to Braintree from PayPal Payments Pro. While we're not "small," (>£10million/year) the process was largely painless and I can't recommend them enough. We also needed to take AMEX cards and found setting that account
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   Facebook released an update just today that integrates the features from the separate FB Camera app into the main FB app
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   Prepare to see this everywhere next April Fool's day
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   Raspberry Pi's founder on the importance of open platforms(wired.co.uk)

   3 points by obeattie 14y ago|0 comments
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   by obeattie 14y ago

   Yep, according to the most recent estimate I saw[1], us-east was more than twice the size of all other regions combined. [1] http://huanliu.wordpress.com/2012/03/13/amazon-data-center-s...
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    For me, it would be great if the entire button was replaceable with my own link, not just the text (ie. if I could style it with CSS to my heart's content)
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    This is one of the things I remember reading recently that got me really excited about 3D printing. Along with all the cool uses for consumers, it could be revolutionary for space travel. For instance, if a screw(/driver) was missing in s
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    > Was it just too expensive? That's possible, especially if these negotiations happened during the time Google massively raised the prices on its API I think the figure was that Apple had $117bn or so IN CASH at the end of Q2. Whatever
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    Is it just me… or does this not look like it would "feel native" at all, from watching the video? (especially on iOS). Not to deprecate the (I'm sure fast-maturing and ever-improving) work of the developer, but the lag and disconnect betwee
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    Advanced Flask patterns: video(youtube.com)

    1 points by obeattie 14y ago|0 comments
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    The video is also on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOvgfbBFZxk&feature=youtu... Would definitely recommend… I was at the talk yesterday, very clever stuff.
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    It was indeed labelled as an "advanced talk" at EuroPython (I was at it yesterday).
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    > For an understanding of how limited international data links were as recently as the early 1990s, one of the key public data links between the US and Europe at the time was a 9660 baud link according to a dated, but fascinating, compe
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    Would be great if there were support for more Regex types. All those supported by grep (ie. BRE, PRE, PCRE) seem fairly essential – and being a Python guy, Python would be nice too (which are PCRE-ish). Nice work, though.
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    Reading this, it seems to imply that key exchange in TLS is an insecure process. This is not the case. Several (secure) key exchange mechanisms may be used, such as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exch...
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    An article about what I assume to be a FB killer that requires a FB login. Yep. Edit: Oh, and it also has a grammatical error in the subhead ("it's"). moves on
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    So… what are you proposing? We go back to the web as it was in 1995?
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    by obeattie 14y ago

    Nice work, but a magazine, really? Does seem a little 1996. (This is not a commentary on the content of said magazine at all)
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    Relevance: I, Pencil http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/I,_Pencil
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    Lucky Voice is hiring a Python engineer in London(linkedin.com)

    1 points by obeattie 15y ago|0 comments
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    Seems to me a little investigation into the (many) ways rsyslog can be configured is in order here. It can be relatively simply configured to ship logs asynchronously, and reliably, to a remote log server, and buffer them on disk / in memor
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    I've used this extensively before; brilliant little service, but I've recently started using the "REST Console" Chrome extension, which is bloody brilliant: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cokgbflfommojglbmb...
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    http://instacss.com/#^
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    Well… Nokia kinda is. Check out the S40 Asha phones Nokia released today. (Though maybe they class as smartphones too?)
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    I agree. Posting links to Twitter is one thing, having discussions in Facebook comments with your friends quite another.
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    by obeattie 15y ago

    Two words: Turing test.