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There are often an one or two "unofficial" streams floating around, but the sound quality is poor and the visuals are worse.
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It appears the tweet has since been deleted.
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17y ago
How about a CSV or Google Doc version so we can play with these numbers a bit? (filter, sort, etc)
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17y ago
Yah, but how many digits is your ICQ number?
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The Path to Rails 3: Introduction
(omgbloglol.com)
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Firebug 1.5.0 Release Details
(blog.getfirebug.com)
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Really cool use of Twilio! As others noted in the comments, you would save yourself a lot of work by simply deploying the app with Passenger. No daemon needed, no init script, no proxy. Give it a try next time.
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Actually, I was using CPActiveRecord for some time on my application before writing CR (I even contributed a couple of small things to his library). However, my application's needs outgrew that library and as I spoke with Nick he stated tha
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Cappuccino on Rails
(blog.jerodsanto.net)
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14 Days of jQuery and the New API Browser
(blog.jquery.com)
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Have you tried nice_find? http://github.com/briancollins/nice_find It's a plugin, not a bundle (like Ack In Project) so it feels native, it is asynchronous, and it uses git-grep when available. I love it.
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Is it just me or does that attractive, female customer service technician work for a lot of companies..? https://support.newservers.com/themes/client_default/staffon...
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VoIP’s Best News, Ever
(jicksta.com)
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Cocoa Development in 2010
(icodeblog.com)
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An alternate workaround (which doesn't disable the check altogether, but watch out in 2020!): locate 72_active.cf && sudo vi 'locate 72_active.cf' search 'FH_DATE_PAST_20XX' change '/20[1-9][0-9]/' to '/20[2-9][0-9]/'
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WebKit Inspector Audit View
(ajaxian.com)
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Hook me up: @sant0sk1. Thanks!
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Mongoid - A Ruby ODM Framework For MongoDB
(mongoid.org)
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clickable link: http://www.learntoplayanything.com
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Which law would that be breaking? Is it illegal to act like you are located somewhere that you are not?
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I'm in the US so I've never tried, but couldn't you still get at the content through a US-based HTTP proxy?
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PastryKit looks cool, but jQTouch is cool and freely available to use today. Check it out if you haven't: http://www.jqtouch.com/
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Daring Fireball: PastryKit
(daringfireball.net)
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I test many (all?) of the ToDo apps that cross my path, but I always end up thinking: "Isn't this what my brain is for?" That being said, this one looks shiny!
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If he had that problem I doubt he would have posted: > I've been able to use the chromium daily builds without any problems for about 6 months :)
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Ruby Gets An Official Spec: Heading To Become An ISO International Standard
(rubyinside.com)
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The End of Days for “View Source”?
(ajaxian.com)
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VirtualBox 3.1 adds live migration and branched snapshots
(ubuntugeek.com)
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Pointer-events for HTML in Firefox 3.6
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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Going the other direction (moving server-side languages into the browser) is simply not feasible with the current rate of browser development and adoption. It would be at least 5 years with a concentrated effort to accomplish such a task.
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