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The quick, easy, free way to send mail-merged email from a Mac
(blog.pardner.com)
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Fyi Sendgrid is down
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tl;dr
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I spent $3.14 (USD) on a latte this morning.
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That's irrational, sorry.
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I concur with everything I've read by Bruce Schneier re: "security theater" as practiced by the TSA, and I think the TSA could/should backtrack a lot further than merely re-allowing small knives. Post-9/11, a small knife is not a threat to
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Statistically speaking, a web startup can safely not invest in TDD. For precisely same reason that a daily Russian Roulette player can safely not invest in health insurance. But for the minority who miraculously dodge the bullet, the extra
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Warn HN: might want to wait before upgrading your iPad Netflix app to 3.0
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I spent the better part of high school with a copy of Lancaster's TTL Cookbook in hand (still have my dog-eared copy). Then as an undergrad in 78 I re-read this primer for success. While I was more inclined towards the 'enterprise' track, t
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There are two common json gems, one if which is NOT updated when you update rails. json_pure does not seem to be updated to 1.7.7 automatically by 'bundle update rails' so if your Gemfile.lock shows your app uses json_pure (via some other g
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Thx for correcting that... have used that screen a million times without realizing they lumped dev apps and prod+dev workflow together. 3 columns would eliminate any confusion (Production Apps, Development Apps, Development Workflow) but mi
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I don't think that is correct. AFAIK the 'development' side of the heroku status panel is not related to developing, per se, it's the status for apps that are not running on production-level resources... for example, single-dyno apps, or ap
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Seems odd, however, that status.heroku.com lists the issue only on the development side, suggesting production apps are not affected? http://screencast.com/t/L36Hpx5dx
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From a manager perspective, this sort of alert (as well as recent Heroku emails telling you specifically which app(s) needed patching for the recent Rails CVE issues) is a great example of one of the extra benefits of Heroku. A team of eng
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We've very heavy voice users, so needed lots of minutes/month. We've had great luck with Boost Mobile... I particularly like their retention policy which is NOT to lock you up on a 2 yr contract, but rather, to reduce your bill after N mont
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View real-time data in any logfile in an entertaining way [gltail.rb]
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Our team found Rails Antipatterns to be a useful survey of common real-world issues and how to address them.
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+1 for the tip re the (free) downloadable 100 page PDF
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Other news sites?
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The downvotes are overzealous in this case. A comment like this offers useful additional info/context about other languages that offer comparable capability, since many developers keep more than one type of screwdriver in their toolbox (or
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Line2 / Toktumi signin broken due to expired ssl certificate
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Video Monday: Rat Heart Robots, Cheap UAVs, and Disney's Humanoid
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It looks to me like the tabular data is inconsistent with the visualization - the tables showed 0 perished from first or second class or crew, the visualization showed something entirely different.
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It's a small world after all.
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Snap!
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We do something similar, but a little simpler. Each object in our database has a short guid. (In our case, the guids have a type-identifier so by inspection we can tell if a guid is for a user, or text message, or whatever.) We pass the gui
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Doubling the service fees for privacy? Really? (Crowdspring)
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Nice tutorial. However, it requires giving an app 'try-git' access to your private and public repositories... so afterwards, probably a good idea to edit your profile, click Applications, then remove the try_git app.
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Heroku API or GIT issues again?
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Sometimes, when you apply real-world numbers, a single forcing function overwhelms any other subtleties in the analysis. The analysis in this case fails to address the extraordinarily high cost of nagging John must endure when Marsha is inc
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