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12y ago
This is being marketed to shared web hosts with cPanel. This is a monolithic server architecture, so everything (web, mail, database, ftp, etc etc) runs on one server for each account. Hence, if you take the server down for a reboot, your c
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12y ago
Google cache version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:hfW8CmD...
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13y ago
Is there any option to run a test suite before deploying? Otherwise this is about as dangerous as fixing code on a production server.
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13y ago
Why isn't the first thing I see on the Animatron website an animation made in their own app? http://animatron.com/ Webflow did this with yesterday's post: http://interactions.webflow.com/
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13y ago
The battery replacement cost is $12k for an 85kWh: http://www.teslamotors.com/blog/2013-model-s-price-increase And the retention is closer to 85% at 100k miles: http://www.plugincars.com/tesla-roadster-
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13y ago
If you check the bottom of the page, you'll see they've set up a production-ready CDN via MaxCDN: http://rawgit.com/#cdn
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13y ago
Which IE11 supports: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ie/bg182648(v=vs.85)...
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13y ago
How is it different from Timehop? http://timehop.com/
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13y ago
Railsdiff.org just shows you what's changed in the generated app files, not the actual libraries.
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13y ago
I've used figaro but recently switched off in favor of a combo of foreman, dotenv, and heroku-config[1]. - Foreman is great because you'll get parity with how Heroku runs things (they use the same Procfile and read a .env file). P
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13y ago
The point isn't to make a clean copy of 2048. The point is to show how you build Angular apps and organize code for something more complex than a simple todo list app.
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13y ago
If you're using Chrome (and I believe Firefox can do this too), if you go to the settings, there is a section for Users. You can add a new user to the browser and use that account for demo purposes. Our sales guys do the exact same thi
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13y ago
It's their number one goal, actually: https://github.com/winjs/winjs/wiki/Roadmap#the-present
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13y ago
How can you make such predictive statements when not one of the companies you've mentioned has actually released their consumer product? There was no market grab by Sony or Microsoft because there is no market currently operating.
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13y ago
Lost bolt versus a lost $40k battery pack? I'll take the bolt option, please :)
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13y ago
Oh hey, it's my old company ASO on there! I haven't followed Doug and the team much since I sold it, but good to know it's still a contender and the support levels are still as high quality as I left it. Did you have a chance
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13y ago
I'm confused. They downloaded aircrack-ng and wrote a paper about it? How is this news?
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13y ago
It's only 512 addresses, so the attacker can just switch between different IPs until service degrades and keep on that address. Also, it's likely their rack/cage has a limited amount of bandwidth compared to the whole datacen
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13y ago
It depends if this attack is on basecamp.com or the IPs that basecamp.com resolves to. It appears Basecamp only has a /23, so even if they redirected traffic through Cloudflare, the attacker could still find their direct servers fairly
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13y ago
I can understand things like the Three Tier System for alcohol because that is an addictive substance that can cause serious harm if improperly used. But why is this same logic in any way applicable to automobiles? They want to impose a req
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13y ago
More specifically, he means using this button: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/tweet-button
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13y ago
That's commonly referred to as Kerning: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerning I find that the biggest problem with the font as well. For a monospaced font, it doesn't look all that monospaced. Many of the glyp
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13y ago
This is super cool! We've been using Trello for project management, but I'm already liking this more. Edit: FYI, it doesn't react well if you use it on a repo with issues disabled.
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13y ago
Presumably, if you're going to need the level of access provided by this program, you're probably building something that makes some amount of money. That would make purchasing a paid plan worthwhile, even if all your repos are pu
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13y ago
$37.2m on a $153m post? That's a pretty big chunk of the company to give up. Looks like A16Z is going big on these guys. They're awesome, so that's great news!
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13y ago
Interesting model for the beta: What we're doing works a bit like a Kickstarter. We're asking supporters to back us for AU$60. Why charge for 1,000 places? The maths on 1,000 × 60 means two co-founders working
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13y ago
What if it said "Remember payment details" or "Remember your payment info"? Although, I agree with the core complaint. It should be a simple parameter to turn that section off and hide it. Or possibly a parameter to chan
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13y ago
Interesting that you guys went with Solano. We used them back when they were TDDium and found the experience to be very bad. There was notable downtime, a poor interface, and a crappy configuration experience (getting environmental variable
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13y ago
It's actually a CSS rule: animation: draw 10s linear infinite; That's in the .path class, which most of the elements in the SVG are classed as. Works really well!
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13y ago
Why is the mailer asking you why you're unsubscribing a punishable offense? Mailchimp does this by default on any of their unsubscribe pages (which come after you've been unsubscribed).
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