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by rmoriz 16y ago
update: blindelephant seems not to cover rails apps yet
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by rmoriz 16y ago
As gtani pointed out that there's a opensource project that probably does this already: http://sourceforge.net/projects/blindelephant/
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by rmoriz 16y ago
blindelephant is interesting. Was not available when I started 2 years ago. Appliedstacks seems to be a wiki so it's entirely user generated.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
let me try a pitch: "If you provide Ruby/Rails hosting like Heroku, Engine Yard, RightScale etc. do, the database could contain up to 4300 potential new customers"
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Isn't there a possibility that keeps me from distracting the users? Don't you think the database might have a value on its own?
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by rmoriz 16y ago
As you've mentioned hosting isn't a problem so that's not an issue. My experience after running (resurrecting) the local ruby user group ( http://ruby-muenchen.de/ all done/run by me) and http://IsItRails.com/ for two years are disillusi
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I've never done that "fund raising" thingy. I once had an offer to embed a pay per lead banner but considered the low traffic it seemed not be a good idea. It's a very specific app and probably the database is more valueable than the visito
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by rmoriz 16y ago
If the information that a site is Ruby on Rails based is not useful to you, you're completely right.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
clickable: http://IsItRails.com/
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Ask HN: My project IsItRails.com — what should I do?
23 points by rmoriz 16y ago|34 comments
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by rmoriz 16y ago
if you've DSL it depends on "interleaving". It's something lik "ECC" and takes usually ~20ms. This does only affect latency not performance. Here in Germany some providers even charge you on a monthly bassi to deactivate interlaving which t
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by rmoriz 16y ago
same thing here. I'm probably caring too much telling Z-Players how to improve rather to improve myself to get a A+ player. As I love programming and this is my biggest "hobby" since school I can't really do mediocre work for a longer perio
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I gave (naive) feedback how they should improve their work with their customers, improve hiring people, make sure employees are motivated and whatever. The general manager even told me that most things I said were true but he's not able to
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I once made the mistake to work as contractor (Ruby) for a company that fits in the article's description. The customer was unable to deliver me input for serveral months but begged me to sit in their office all day. Just sit there and do s
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by rmoriz 16y ago
15 years of my IT career I've never lost any hard disc out of the sudden (~100). A HDD usually does make sounds, throws smart errors or shows signs (starting file system corruption). SSD die just out of the sudden without any warning.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
I've bought a Crucial RealSSD C300 256GB for my new 15" MBP i7 (2010). It worked fine but broke after <5 weeks — all data lost (TimeMachine+Dropbox saved my back). The drive wasn't recognized anymore :-( I've bought another one until my
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Ubuntu/Canoncial's VMbuilder is written in Python and should imho be extended to allow a more flexible network configuration. e.g. n-interfaces, pointopoint options etc. https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-virt/vmbuilder/trunk http://baz
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by rmoriz 16y ago
If you can match the UUID to a real name and make the user use your app/website frequently, you've pretty much everything to track her/him (add geo if you wish). He/She cannot escape/opt out.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
my #1 for Recurring Credit Card Payment in Europe is currently: http://recurly.com + http://WireCard.com As http://spreedly.com wants to support WireCard in the future, too this might be a very interesting alternative. too
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by rmoriz 16y ago
recurly.com and spreedly.com have support for EUR/GBP and .EU based merchant accounts
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by rmoriz 16y ago
It's probably the first time in history that the UUID is used by many 3rd party software developers.
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by rmoriz 16y ago
ioreg -rd1 -c IOPlatformExpertDevice | awk '/IOPlatformUUID/ { split($0, line, "\""); printf("%s\n", line[4]); }' thanks to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/933460/unique-hardware-id...
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by rmoriz 16y ago
As far as I know each Mac has its own unique serial number (despite from the CPU serial). I wonder how frequent this ID is used in the wild...
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by rmoriz 16y ago
provide the "warm fuzzy feeling" as some freelancing/consultant how-to once said: http://unixwiz.net/techtips/be-consultant.html
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by rmoriz 16y ago
paid prank calls for the masochists. could be a BIIIIIIIG success.
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Ask HN: Mailinglist provider for your MVP/Startup
3 points by rmoriz 16y ago|2 comments
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PBworks will discontinue support for OpenID on September 27, 2010(my.pbworks.com)
2 points by rmoriz 16y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 16y ago
AMF = Action Message Format (AMF) is a binary format used to serialize ActionScript objects. It is used primarily to exchange data between an Adobe Flash application and a remote service, usually over the internet. source: http://en.wikipe
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VMware expanding its Mac virtualization app portfolio?(binarymentalist.com)
2 points by rmoriz 16y ago|0 comments
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by rmoriz 16y ago
Iirc it's totally free and clones different amazon AWS API by integrating Eucalyptus ( http://open.eucalyptus.com/ ). The problem is, that you need to rent/buy the maximum hardware size of your could upfront as amazon does it. Therefore it'

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