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by smarx 14y ago
I assume http://inuitcss.com/ . At least that's the first hit when I search for "inuit.css."
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by smarx 14y ago
In this case, an SSL certificate has expired. The leap year issue last year was a bug about date addition: 2/29/2012 + 1 year was calculated as 2/29/2013, which is a date that doesn't exist. The only similarity is that both involved certifi
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by smarx 14y ago
You might want to take a look at our Webscript example for doing this: https://www.webscript.io/examples/s3upload . (You can ignore the download part.) It should be trivial to use Dropzone.js instead of the normal <input> in the ex
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by smarx 14y ago
I guess it's redundant for me to reply here and say no, since I'm the one saying that on the forum thread you link to also. :-)
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by smarx 14y ago
Just because I had to: http://ip.webscript.io Complete source code: return request.remote_addr
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by smarx 14y ago
No, not really. Only the person pressing refresh would get slower responses, and we do limit the number of calls we'll make to Dropbox for a given site. I may not have explained properly. What happens is that when we get a request that look
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by smarx 14y ago
Yes. See our guest post on that same blog: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/23
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by smarx 14y ago
Hi, I'm one of Site44's founders. Dropbox has been quite supportive in helping us to use their API. If you're curious how we interact with Dropbox, read our guest post on their developer blog: https://www.dropbox.com/developers/blog/23 .
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by smarx 14y ago
Thanks. We'll take a look.
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by smarx 14y ago
Hi, I'm one of Site44's founders. We've been running for about six months now and have thousands of users, and Dropbox has helped us with our API use since the beginning. Yes, the OP (www.site44.com) is hosted on Site44. Here's a guest post
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by smarx 14y ago
Hi. I'm one of Site44's founders. If you're no longer working on KISSr, do you want to suggest to users that they migrate over to Site44? Ping me if you want to chat: smarx@site44.com.
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by smarx 14y ago
Yes. We do some stuff that's not as easy to copy (like custom mime types and redirects), but certainly the goal is that you can easily just copy the files elsewhere.
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by smarx 14y ago
Thanks! (I'm one of the founders.)
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by smarx 14y ago
www.site44.com itself is hosted on Site44. My blog is too ( http://blog.smarx.com ). Be careful when testing performance... browser refreshes trigger us going back to Dropbox to look for changes to files, so they're considerably slower than
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by smarx 14y ago
EDIT: I'm wrong. See Dan's helpful reply about exporting to a Windows 8 app. --- I think the title is wrong. This doesn't look like it has anything to do with creating Windows 8 apps.
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by smarx 14y ago
I don't get this analogy; you probably meant something different. Prehensile tails are tails that can grasp things. In other words, prehensile tails are totally awesome.
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Remembering To Close My Garage Door With Twine and Webscript(blog.webscript.io)
2 points by smarx 14y ago|0 comments
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by smarx 14y ago
> If you had no other data other than what is presented, and there isn't, you would want to start a company with 2 founders. Your next two sentences explain why this isn't true.
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by smarx 14y ago
> That being said, based on the initial data, if you want to give yourself the best odds of having a high-growth tech company, two founders is optimal. I don't see how that conclusion can be drawn from this kind of data. EDIT: It looks
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Server-less Stripe push notifications with webscript.io(coovtech.com)
20 points by smarx 14y ago|5 comments
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by smarx 14y ago
At this point, I doubt either of us misunderstands the other. We're just talking about different requirements. If you think we disagree about something, please state the problem you're solving. I'm just solving for "How do I know my opponen
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by smarx 14y ago
1. Both players can just give their version numbers at the beginning of the match (or checksum if that's easier). Don't start a game with someone who doesn't have the same dictionary as you, because that's not fair. Your opponent has no inc
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by smarx 14y ago
You've introduced two new problems, neither of which we were discussing previously: 1. How can you deal with multiple versions of the dictionary? 2. How would a third-party (like a rating system) handle cheaters? I would say that the simple
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by smarx 14y ago
You already know whether your play is legal or not. If you're not cheating, then all your plays will be legal. You don't have to wait for anything. As to your opponent rejecting legal moves, what's the problem? You made a legal move, and th
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by smarx 14y ago
"The only solution to this is to check words on the server." What problem are you trying to solve? My understanding of the problem being discussed: How can you make sure you aren't being cheated when playing Letterpress? To solve that probl
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by smarx 14y ago
I imagine that the part you find soothing is the first 58.5 seconds of each minute, where the second hand just rotates continuously rather than ticking. But I find it really jarring that the clock stops every minute and then starts up again
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by smarx 14y ago
The film is "The Cabin in the Woods."
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by smarx 14y ago
Looks like you're right. From http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4627.txt : "A JSON text is a serialized object or array." Now I don't know why I thought this wasn't allowed.
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by smarx 14y ago
I think that's a great way to think of it! (I'm a founder of Webscript.)
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by smarx 14y ago
Do you have some suggestions for how to test them?

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