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by hlidotbe 3y ago
Which is not an LCD so I guess the point still stand
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by hlidotbe 4y ago
If the power usage is correct on my UPS, my whole setup draws about 70W for: - USG Pro 4 - Cloud Key gen 2 - Two basic POE Switches - 4 access point - 5 cameras - 1 raspberry pi - 1 VSDL Modem
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by hlidotbe 8y ago
That's basically what http://www.cargosense.com/services.html does. I remember Rich Kilmer presenting a beacon a couple years ago that does GPS/accelerometer/temperature/whatnot to monitor packages.
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by hlidotbe 8y ago
Well that's kind of the point of the article, comparing an average birth in the US vs an over-the-top one in the UK
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by hlidotbe 10y ago
The first time I used a car with hill assist I wondered why the car wouldn't start. Seems the assist was slower than me at the brake-clutch-accelerator game.
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by hlidotbe 11y ago
Hosting images on dropbox might be an issue. Maybe you should use data url so the signature is "self-hosted".
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by hlidotbe 12y ago
I may have missed something but isn't this just a (very small) wkhtmltopdf wrapper?
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by hlidotbe 13y ago
Apple invested in MacRuby? What a joke! This project was almost singlehandedly held by one person. I know for a fact that Apple doesn't give a fuck about MacRuby, don't fool yourself about that.
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
If you spent a few minutes to read RM's doc you'd have seen that RubyMotion runs on top of the Objective-C runtime. The only thing it "replaces" is the language, the syntax if you will. API, calls, parameters, ... all is native. This is not
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
Of course it's a shame that Laurent needs to eat and of course this has everything to do about RM being able to build for Mac or not. Knowing him, I know he would prefer RM to be open source but it would be much harder for him to monetize h
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
Since Laurent Sansonetti is the author of MacRuby AND RubyMotion, he already said feature from RM will be backported (and hence open-sourced) to MacRuby
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
As mentioned above, CocoaPods will probably be used for this purpose as it is already the de-facto repository for MacRuby.
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
I tried a bit, technically it works but currently you have to compile your xib to nib manually using ibtool. That may have changed tough because I dropped the xib as I didn't really needed it.
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
I may have missed something but API calls looks like a regular Ruby call with a hash and since all [] are dropped it's systematically shorter (not even counting the fact that you don't have .h/.m, declaration/implementation, it's not just a
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
Having been part of the private beta I can tell you that it's a huge time saver. Objective-C is nice be ruby is much more expressive, you can use the same API with much less code, you can skip XCode altogether and use your favorite editor,
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by hlidotbe 14y ago
I fail to see why it would belong here
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by hlidotbe 15y ago
Not if you are a business... we don't pay VAT on anything we buy outside Belgium.
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by hlidotbe 15y ago
Here in EU, a lot of sharing or aggregating sites are beginning to censor themselves or are closing doors completely (videobb, mixture video, allotvshow, ...). Most of the US series I used to watch online (no legal alternative except waitin
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by hlidotbe 15y ago
QWERTY. I should be using an AZERTY French Belgian layout since that's what you get here but I switched a few years back because all shortcuts are first thought for QWERTY (curly and square brackets are specially annoying on an AZERTY layou
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by hlidotbe 15y ago
Forget the centralized/decentralized stuff. At some point almost all git users have a somewhat centralized model. You say you don't get it yet and I think it's the issue. Coming from years of SVN I was in more or less the same situation (bu
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by hlidotbe 15y ago
Technically the author is right but I think that equating "quality" (or even worse perceived quality) with the quantity of colors used is a bit of a stretch.
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
When is the "better" precision needed? Because the article itself says low/high 70's. This would translate to 20-25˚C. Who feels the difference between 72 and 73 (22.2222-22.7777˚C)? If you need precision, you will need decimals, in ˚F or i
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
Like thinking Intelissense is a language feature for instance, or trying to shoehorn an inherently web language into general purpose and complaining (it's doable, everybody does it but you have to accept it was not meant to).
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
We use Mercurial here. Easy, secure (ssh with keys) never forget files, small transfer size, possibility of committing regularly when the client has access to the files. With hooks, the update is done as soon as the changesets are received.
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
We have 2 Intel X25-M 80G in RAID 1
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
We have one database server with SSD (we need more speed than room) and are pretty happy with them. On a more personal note I use a Seagate Momentus XT in my Macbook Pro and this is the single best investment I made in years! This thing cos
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
ok, if I understand well this is a competitor, smaller, slower with an inferior screen and touch technology and you have to (easily but still...) change its software to support those features given it's not build for it. The only advantages
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by hlidotbe 16y ago
When everyone means the USA and Canada...
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by hlidotbe 17y ago
We use this one: http://github.com/edavis10/redmine-invoice-plugin . Simple (a bit too simple) but gets the job done and can autofill based on timesheet entries.
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by hlidotbe 17y ago
We use Redmine here (~4 people) and it's great. Rails backed, lots of plugin if you need more and easily extendable. It integrate cleanly with CVS, Git, Mercurial, SVN, ... and we'll even do invoicing with it in a few weeks. There are paid

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