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by sync 17y ago
"The NoSQL movement is an alteration from traditional relational databases, to building databases that can handle larger scale demands, but sacrifice reliability." Sacrifice reliability? This isn't correct at all.
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by sync 17y ago
For rails, Sass ( http://sass-lang.com/ ) has a nice setting for doing this: Sass::Plugin.options = { :style => :compressed }
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by sync 17y ago
Fitbit had a shipping delay of about a year. Check their blog: http://blog.fitbit.com/ Granted, their preorder was free.
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by sync 17y ago
Not sure why anyone would use this -- it looks about one step away from using HAML directly ...
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by sync 17y ago
Neat and all, but why is this written in JS? CSS selector support is great in html parsers (nokogiri, for instance.) Seems like a hassle to add the script tag, onload, etc. just for a run-once-and-only-in-dev kind of script.
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by sync 17y ago
It depends on your demographic. I use Amazon FPS: - because my customers will probably have an amazon account w/ CC info in it, and will probably not have a paypal account. - to avoid having to deal with storing CC info on my end. - to avoi
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by sync 17y ago
The site looks nice. Logo, however, could use some work. I also wonder about speed. Having the developer connect to you guys, which in turn connects to us, just seems like it would be super slow. And API's are generally all about speeeed.
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by sync 17y ago
Calling my customers? I usually hang up right away for these spam calls... it doesn't seem like the best idea to annoy my customers with any calls like this.
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by sync 17y ago
“We needed a reference for what someone getting run over looked like, so of course he was the volunteer nutcase and I was driving a half-ton Chevy station wagon at the time. There was a car park outside the office, so we went out there and
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by sync 17y ago
You provide the connection to twitter/facebook, but users really won't do that until they want to -- until they have a reason to. Let them save something or create something on your site, interact with it somehow, and then to have it the sa
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by sync 17y ago
Typography on the homepage could be better... large font Arial just doesn't look good. Too many obvious photoshop bevels, especially on this page: http://www.redanyway.com/register.php All of the pages look different from each other. You
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by sync 17y ago
So, what were the rates?
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by sync 17y ago
Anyone know how this compares to Heroku's built in postgres and rolling your own backups?
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by sync 17y ago
Not sure, but I know you can click "Can't Tell" aside rating them 1-5 which might equal a rating of zero.
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by sync 17y ago
Doesn't look like it. They even took the tumblr word & functionality of "reblogging"
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by sync 17y ago
That last step is quite a leap from the previous 6.
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by sync 17y ago
or use SASS to accomplish... all of those tips... http://sass-lang.com/
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by sync 17y ago
Hmm, for my site it seems to cut off at right around the 3000th line of source. Should I be worried about this? Is this a bug in the "Fetch as Google" feature or perhaps googlebot cuts off after the 3000th line...?
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by sync 17y ago
Well, for one, it sure looks a lot more professional than the BrowserCam website.
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by sync 17y ago
Funny, but I hope you're working on the quality of your search results. This is horrible: http://looklookbuy.com/search?query=canon+powershot+g10&...
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by sync 17y ago
So much more readable too.
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by sync 17y ago
Quick summary for you: IE6 no, IE7 yes, IE8 yes.
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by sync 17y ago
Yeah, really depends on your application. ActiveScaffold is really for admin-side straight to the DB stuff. We use it for our admin interface and it works great up until you want something more than basic CRUD. Hobo looks a little like rail
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by sync 17y ago
They're hiring rails developers in the Boston Area. http://twitter.com/chrishomer/status/4684300394
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by sync 17y ago
Yeah, I got a 500 error as well when I said I really want to ... poop I have JS enabled.
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by sync 17y ago
I was hoping to refresh the page and have it change entirely. It didn't, and my hopes & dreams were once again crushed.
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by sync 17y ago
Yep, I agree. 90% of these hacks really aren't necessary at all. Another thing to consider is that your site doesn't need to look 100% the same across all browsers -- allow room for leeway, and you won't be pulling your hair out nearly as m
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The economics of Botnets(viruslist.com)
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by sync 17y ago
and here's a probably slower, brute force perl variety: http://gist.github.com/149173
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by sync 17y ago
here's that program for you, in shitty perl: http://gist.github.com/149173

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