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Trapping content on the iPad won't work, even if it's pretty
(radar.oreilly.com)
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The Future of TV
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I thought the same thing, but to his credit: "I announce my retirement from blogging effective March 18th"
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$2.99? I really hope you raise the price. This app looks exquisite and it provides immediate value. Well done! The iPad version could be a game changer...
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I love to see open-source projects like Redis get picked up by established technology companies and STAY open & developed. Wins all around. Congrats, antirez!
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One reason: JSON is more terse which reduces payload size.
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Named Scopes Are Dead
(railway.at)
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Sounds cool. How far along are you? Have anything online yet?
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Nginx WebServer Best Security Practices
(cyberciti.biz)
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Watching the Sun Set
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Designing User Interfaces For Business Web Applications
(smashingmagazine.com)
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'How to Node' is quickly becoming my favorite new blog. I still don't totally grok Node's flow so I read every article these guys publish as I try to brute force it in to my brain.
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17y ago
It's their store for their flagship product. They don't have to explain to you if they want to take out the trash.
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Does Heroku offer any alternate persistence engines? I thought they were PostgreSQL only.
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As an Amazon Prime user, I really hope this happens. Free Kindle -> eBay/Craigslist -> cheaper iPad
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> Few days back there was someone here who told us that he was getting as much as 1 thousand dollars EVERYDAY by developing many small apps for the iPhone and selling those. I believe that was Max (the original article author). Was it
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Rails Plugin Authors: Toward a Better Future
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It's a trap!
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Welcome to HowToNode.org
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Stop Being an Idiot
(orderedlist.com)
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These fancy new blogazines, as the kids are calling them, make me really wish I had design chops. My regular old blog looks so lame and uninteresting by comparison.
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What Pythonistas Think of Ruby
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What if Flash Were an Open Standard?
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Apple confirms 3G VoIP apps on iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch; Skype is waiting
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CommonJS: the First Year
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The iPad provides the ultimate browsing experience?
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Check Mate: Apple's iPad and Google's Next Move
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You've never even held and iPad. How can you come to either of those conclusions?
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IPad - Technical Specifications
(apple.com)
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plaintext ftw: http://my-ip.heroku.com
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