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by rmoriz 16y ago
Usually you do a bundle install when deploying. If you've specified >= 2.2.14 in your Gemfile you just have to redeploy: "cap deploy". Thanks to user wycats (+team) for bundler. :)
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by rmoriz 16y ago
it's not mail(8). it's just the rubygem "mail".
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by rmoriz 16y ago
missleading subject: only the rubygem "mail" is affected. Not sendmail or mail(8) itself.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
If you like AWS or not: It's not a good idea to have everything in one account. It's a single point of failiure anway and you want to distribute your core infrastructure between different parties. It's cool to run a DNS by AWS but not cool
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by rmoriz 16y ago
any success stories yet?
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by rmoriz 16y ago
The ABC was not a computer as in "turing complete". The first "turing complete" computer was Zuse's Z3. see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer
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by rmoriz 16y ago
rubygems still lacks a mirroring and is heavly amazon AWS dependent. see the slides of my recent talk about it: http://www.slideshare.net/rmoriz/rubygems-behind-the-gems
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by rmoriz 16y ago
yes, considered dead but still having a few updates a month. A zombie project that needs to be ended "officially".
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by rmoriz 16y ago
but you still have to implement a "language change" into all different VMs. This does cost time and money but delivers redundancy that has to be maintained. Which is great, if you don't have more important problems. A horrible Stdlib is imh
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by rmoriz 16y ago
To me the Stdlib API looks unfixable. So imho there's only one way: * put the existing stdlib into a legacy gem * create a new stdlib with a new, good, (incompatible) API from scratch * deal with the incompatibilities that will happen
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by rmoriz 16y ago
It seems to me the massive "investments" made in mainly web-related frameworks (Rails, Merb, Sinatra + ORMs) didn't help the foundation of the Ruby ecosystem: Take rubygems, take RAA, take the MRI development process. If you got "brainwashe
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Database Error :(
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Someone should write a blog post about dsniff and how to get dozens of login/passwords for not only pop3, imap, messenger logins at starbucks/airport wifi. We all know that 90% of the users tend to have one passwort for everything. That pas
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I made a list of crowdsourcing design sites, mainly logo and webdesign services: http://binarymentalist.com/post/1378304988/design-crowdsourc...
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by rmoriz 16y ago
1. It's about PCI compliancy 2. It's about running a cronjob/sending invoice mails 3. It's about fancy features (up/downgrade/trials/coupons/variable fees) 1. You will not be able to collect raw credit card data without having a
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I know about combinat56 but their website and their self presentation turned me a bit off.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Munich? cool, I'm probably not so alone :)
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by rmoriz 16y ago
do they support hetzner.de?
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RubyGems needs a public mirror network(binarymentalist.com)
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by rmoriz 16y ago
had to reboot the system because I've added more RAM to the VM (because 'gem mirror' uses A LOT )
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by rmoriz 16y ago
On how many sites do you see a note (not even in the html source or http response header) on what it's built? It was the motivation for me to build http://IsItRails.com/ because in general so few sites tell something about the used techno
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Will it be possible to define URLs to different, already existing versions (as google does)? Your online editing is awesome esp. for small things but sometimes one might be able to render already existing pages…
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I've seen a lot of IT crap in the last 10 years (retailers, insurances, media companies) but I guess unless you're lifting heavy things (as maybe in millisecond-daytrading, nuclear power plants, defense) it takes a really long time to "let
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by rmoriz 16y ago
It's not only about the "Long Beards" in backend programming. Let's look 10 years back: To become a popular "web company" you've probably had to invest a lot of cash in advertisements. Today strong social networking (blogging, twitter, HN
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by rmoriz 16y ago
not only this. also all other privileges (contacts, gmail, analytics) you've shared with apps (maybe you don't).
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by rmoriz 16y ago
how do you define good? and how should one do it?
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by rmoriz 16y ago
in the German startup area it's all about Ubuntu/Debian and maybe some centos/gentoos. I guess only the big old customers stick with SuSE. I don't know a single person anymore using SuSE… I've recently helped to install a new server farm
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by rmoriz 16y ago
is the male/female ratio of foursquare comparable to the society or did weeplaces at least try to interpolate them?
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by rmoriz 16y ago
don't try this with ISO standards (not even only the domain) http://www.iso.org/iso/name_and_logo.htm => WIPO
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I personally hate sites cluttered with affiliate banners or google adsense.

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