lhm

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by lhm 12y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to integrate this into existing online banking. Being able to use this through an existing bank account could be a good selling point to privacy-aware customers, at least in Germany.
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by lhm 12y ago
Very interesting. I'm now wondering if Travis CI is collecting any code usage statistics? I'd imagine that they would have a more application-centric view on the rubygems ecosystem. Also, since they are actually executing code, th
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by lhm 13y ago
This looks rather clueless, I think. As others have mentioned, the problem isn't so much in the interconnects, but more with the services being used. But there isn't going to come a new Facebook or Google out of Berlin - or anywhe
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by lhm 13y ago
That looks a lot like an error in the test setup to me, it seems the rails example hasn't been updated for a while.
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by lhm 13y ago
> Where could google be heading to? It's probably worth noting that both Larry Page and Eric Schmidt have invested in Planetary Resources. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetary_Resources [2] http:/&#
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by lhm 13y ago
That sounds like a great idea. Do you already have a rough overview of what it is going to cover?
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by lhm 13y ago
BRIF - Brief response is fine
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by lhm 14y ago
there's also Susy, which builds on sass and compass: http://susy.oddbird.net/
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by lhm 14y ago
I'm a bit suprised that the affected machines were powered off instead of just disconnected. Would that not make an audit more complicated?
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by lhm 14y ago
Not evidence, but the product page indicates: "In addition to supporting portable, consumer, industrial, communications and medical applications with commercial and industrial temperature devices, Actel also offers ProASIC3 FPGAs with speci
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by lhm 14y ago
FWIW, here is a description how different ruby versions are handled with rbenv by 37signals: https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv/issues/101#issuecomment...
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by lhm 15y ago
Is there someone gathering statistics on css prefix usage in the wild? I think it would be interesting to see some real data on this.
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by lhm 15y ago
https://github.com/blambeau/alf is something close, although it does a lot more: "Alf is a commandline tool and Ruby library to manipulate data with all the power of a truly relational algebra approach."