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by timdorr 14y ago
Try dropping CloudFlare in front of it. That should help a bit: http://cloudflare.com/
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by timdorr 14y ago
Because whomever wrote this article was Googling the results (yes, the irony is palpable) and simply copied the URL, which is prefixed in Google's SERP.
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by timdorr 14y ago
I own a Model S :P But yes, and most gas stations I've ever used don't have a cash and credit price.
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by timdorr 14y ago
I haven't ever been subject to differing costs between credit/debit card and cash prices, with the sole exception of the liquor store. Are there specific stores in the US that do this?
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by timdorr 14y ago
It's mainly because you have a bunch of text menu items and then this icon mixed in there. I'm curious why it's not under Graphs, since that's what it's most closely related to.
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by timdorr 14y ago
Passenger Enterprise supports a live irb and debugger: https://www.phusionpassenger.com/enterprise#debugger_support
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by timdorr 14y ago
It's likely because it's all wrapped up in Twitter's web interface. To the average user, it looks like you just paid Twitter for something. If you have any sort of problem with shipping or the product itself, you're likely going to go back
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by timdorr 14y ago
Actually, it looks like he's paying with PayPal. Even better. He can just stop the billing agreement with them and that will stop the charges.
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by timdorr 14y ago
Any plans to degrade votes over time, so that new or updated facts can more quickly gain precedence?
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by timdorr 14y ago
The commit that fixes it with a few more details: http://git.postgresql.org/gitweb/?p=postgresql.git;a=commitd... An oversight in commit e710b65c1c56ca7b91f662c63d37ff2e72862a94 allowed database names beginning with "-" to be tr
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by timdorr 14y ago
The Model S has two charge modes: standard and max range. Standard is the default and charges to 90% of capacity (approximately 240 miles in rated range). Max Range goes to 100%, but is discouraged for battery health reasons and has to be s
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by timdorr 14y ago
And as big as this is, it's apparently not as important as whatever Elon is announcing tomorrow: To be clear, Tesla is in California, so it is not April Fool's yet! Also, some may differ, but imo the Tues news is arguably more im
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by timdorr 14y ago
Neat, but I like http://domai.nr/ better because it shows interesting TLDs that would make my domain be one word. For instance, it suggests tim.do/rr for my username.
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by timdorr 14y ago
Please tell me someone has implemented most of the control structure stuff as a DSL in Ruby. I would find that a most hilarious prank.
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by timdorr 14y ago
Or Project Jaberwocky from Better Off Ted.
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by timdorr 14y ago
This is a weird comparison, but they should adopt the same release policies as Drupal. Security releases are done separate from maintenance releases, even if they are released at the same time. That allows you to provide the security releas
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by timdorr 14y ago
For those that found it obnoxious, this should remove the "Rack::File headers parameter replaces cache_control after Rack 1.5." warning you may have been seeing occasionally when booting Rails. https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/8812
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by timdorr 14y ago
They include an alt text on the logo image. Why not put that text into the image itself? I see a description is in the title of the page, but that gets cut off in my browser. "I do enjoy Pharo" is also not a very helpful quote, especially i
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by timdorr 14y ago
He's only been doing it for approximate 6 weeks, so I wouldn't expect to see a significant change in his appearance just yet. Nor is that a stated goal here: He simply wants to eat easier, not necessarily lose weight. The ideal experiment w
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by timdorr 14y ago
The copyright violation is coming from a server hosted in the US, so it's subject to US laws. It would be the same if I took a DVD from the US that doesn't have a copyright in another country, went to that country to copy it, and then tried
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by timdorr 14y ago
It's actually quite easy: Find their host and, if they're in the US, issue a DMCA notification: $ dig resinternationalgroup.com ;; ANSWER SECTION: resinternationalgroup.com. 18788 IN A 66.206.15.100 $ dig -x 66.206.15.100
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by timdorr 14y ago
> The visual design and structural layout of the documentation is certainly not of Stripe's creation. That's all Jeremy Ashkenas. For those curious, he's referring to Docco: https://github.com/jashkenas/docco http://jashkenas.github.
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by timdorr 14y ago
What about pre-processors (SASS, Less) or templating engines (ERB, Haml, Slim)? That would seem to be a huge task to "un-pre-process" an asset. Going backwards is immensely difficult. These are not easily reversible processes. Instead, why
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by timdorr 14y ago
There are templating languages whose primary use case is to generate markup (including XML)[0] and (unless they're broken to uselessness) they should guarantee the output is valid XML. Since they are using Rails, they shoul
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by timdorr 14y ago
They are still maintained, they've just moved to a separate repo/plugin: https://github.com/rails/rails-observers
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by timdorr 14y ago
Is there any sort of prioritized TODO list, either by difficultly or importance? And that's not so I can knock out some big feature and be the hero, but so I can whittle away at some of the more nagging edge cases and make some random devel
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by timdorr 14y ago
Deutsche Telekom is known as T-Mobile here in the US. So, the #3 and #4 networks will support it. I wonder if AT&T or Verizon will chime in soon?
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by timdorr 14y ago
If he doesn't want to spend any money on hardware, perhaps he could do the same with a Virtualbox VM? That can be hosted on all three of his OSes. I don't know about performance, though.
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by timdorr 14y ago
From the article he references: "Are there that many luxury car buyers out there who are willing to live with the limitations of an electric car? It seems doubtful to me." Limitations? What limitations? I've been driving mine for 2 months a
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by timdorr 14y ago
It's funny you mention Motorola as an example of bad software, since Google owns them now. They're trying to maintain a separation between the two companies, and I guess that's a sign that it's working!

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