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FuelPHP - Moving to Pagoda Box (Corrected Link)(fuelphp.com)
2 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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FuelPHP - The Move to Pagoda Box(fuelphp.com)
2 points by sanderson1 15y ago|3 comments
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Deploy a git repository and it’s submodules without SSH keys for the submodules.(ruicruz.com)
1 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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Pagoda Box Announces Memcached Support(blog.pagodabox.com)
3 points by sanderson1 15y ago|1 comments
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Pagoda Box Provides Near Real-Time Application Analytics Using MonetDB(blog.pagodabox.com)
1 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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Magento Cloud Hosting Benchmarks on Pagoda Box(blog.pagodabox.com)
3 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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Capturing video at the speed of light — one trillion frames per second (Video)(youtube.com)
3 points by sanderson1 15y ago|1 comments
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Japan's Answer to Next Tsunami? Mini Noah's Ark(foxnews.com)
1 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Wow, looks like the race to be the PHP PaaS king just got a little hotter. It sounds like PHPFog may be responding to some competitive pressure. Orchestra.io has been offering 2 free apps per account for a while now, and as far as I know, P
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Scaling PHP for Seasonal Traffic on Pagoda Box(blog.pagodabox.com)
5 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sanderson1 15y ago
I too am a Chrome convert and loved FireFox in its day (mainly because of its development tools), but its rampant memory leaks drove me away. While Chrome's dev tools aren't quite as robust as FireFox's, they're getting there very very quic
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Here's one to add to the list: Don't submit any sort of tethering app. Chances are it will be approved and removed within a couple of hours. Apple is 2 for 2 so far: Netshare and iTether.
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by sanderson1 15y ago
I chalk this up to everyone who called out major technology companies for indirectly supporting SOPA through their membership in the BSA. Cheers! It's finally starting to feel like the people who actually get what the internet is and how it
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Nice. This looks awesome. Maybe it's just me, but it's a little ironic that Google has obviously spent a lot of time making a really cool app for iOS while neglecting their very own OS, Android. I use both and would love a tool like this fo
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by sanderson1 15y ago
It's good to see that at least some people in power hear the voice of reason over the voices of lobbyists.
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Very well done. My favorite is the image of the kid chipping away at the Berlin Wall and then having it gone when he's older. Things can drastically change in a lifetime (or a quarter of a lifetime)
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Totally agree. I think it's also about ill-informed legislators being pushed by rich lobbyists.
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SOPA Impact Infographic(holykaw.alltop.com)
8 points by sanderson1 15y ago|3 comments
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by sanderson1 15y ago
This is just another illustration of how a group of people are trying to change the internet at its core while obviously knowing nothing about it. SOPA is ridiculous.
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by sanderson1 15y ago
It's amazing what you can learn from visualizing data in unexpected ways. I love how putting each video in a grid next to other videos teaches you so much more the day cycle than watching a single video by itself. It's pretty amazing.
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by sanderson1 15y ago
I think there's a few underlying themes in this story: 1. Don't let others get in the way of what you want to do. 2. Rejection isn't the end, it's just a wall to climb over. 3. (This message was definately between the lines) Success takes h
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The Data-Pixel Approach To Improving User Experience(uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com)
3 points by sanderson1 15y ago|0 comments
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Absolutely amazing! I think I'm right there with you on the music. It was just distracting, but the video is incredible!
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I didn't realized the role insurance companies played in malpractice settlements. I agree with knowtheory above, fight facts with facts and tell the whole story. It makes it really hard when people are actively
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by sanderson1 15y ago
This is interesting, especially when read in parallel to the NYT's article, Google’s Chief Works to Trim a Bloated Ship. That article claims Google is shutting down many small projects to focus on more, this is me talking. "marketable" proj
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by sanderson1 15y ago
A can see both sides of this story. I do want to make one thing clear. I think any public information is just that—public. There shouldn't be restrictions on how it is used other than in purposely misleading ways, which is probably how this
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by sanderson1 15y ago
I don't mean to turn this into a information design critique, but that infographic is a hot-mess. I'm sure it has some really interesting information in it, but the presentation is so cluttered and distracting that it's hard to really get t
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by sanderson1 15y ago
Sorry, I'm still seeing the AWS Beanstalk start page.
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by sanderson1 15y ago
I don't do well working from home. I love the freedom that it provides, but that freedom is a double-edged sword. I'm definitely one with a 25 minute focus limit and the time between those good focus sessions tends to last a little too long
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by sanderson1 15y ago
From all the articles I've read on the demise of Flash, Flash isn't going away; it's just not moving into the future. I could be wrong, but browsers and devices that support Flash now will continue to support it, but Adobe won't be pushing

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