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Four Remote Packet-Of-Death Vulnerabilities Found in Linux Driver
(lkml.org)
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meltingice
11y ago
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Git LFS and Amazon S3
(github.com)
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meltingice
11y ago
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Introducing Asset Handoff: the missing link between developers and designers
(layervault.tumblr.com)
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meltingice
12y ago
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Self-hosted Campfire notification service
(github.com)
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meltingice
13y ago
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meltingice
13y ago
libpsd and PSD.rb both have features that the other doesn't have. For example, PSD.rb parses text/font data, while libpsd can handle images with zip compression. libpsd was actually a great reference in building PSD.rb, especially
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meltingice
13y ago
The file spec released by Adobe ( http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/photoshop/fileformatashtml/ ) is actually outdated, wrong in some places, and can be incredibly vague at times.
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meltingice
13y ago
There is certainly the potential for that. The library still has a little ways to go until that's possible. If anything, I think it would be a cool project to build on top of PSD.rb instead of bloating the core library.
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Plucking Multiple Database Columns in Rails 3
(meltingice.net)
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meltingice
13y ago
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Store arbitrary files with Flickr's new 1TB storage limit
(github.com)
59 points
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meltingice
13y ago
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Implementing an ORM with Coffeescript (Part 1)
(meltingice.net)
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meltingice
14y ago
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The Pull Request for Designers
(layervault.tumblr.com)
53 points
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meltingice
14y ago
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Cassandra - Trial by Frustration
(blog.meltingice.net)
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meltingice
14y ago
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Psd.js layer visualization demo
(meltingice.github.com)
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meltingice
14y ago
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meltingice
15y ago
I can see where you're coming from, and on one hand I agree because I like to keep a tidy profile, however I think it shows great character to see improvement in code over time. I would assume that your poorly coded projects haven't been up
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meltingice
15y ago
Yeah, that's exactly what I meant. If you wrote an actual book on programming, then that's pretty awesome. Writing a book for a résumé, however, is not.
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How I Implemented Layers in CamanJS - Faking pixel layers with the HTML Canvas
(blog.meltingice.net)
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meltingice
16y ago
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Thoughts and Ideas about RubyDrop, An Open-Source Alternative to Dropbox
(blog.meltingice.net)
11 points
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meltingice
16y ago
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CamanJS - Image Manipulation in Javascript with Webworkers
(blog.meltingice.net)
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meltingice
16y ago
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meltingice
16y ago
I'm considering doing a Git/rsync hybrid, or something similar to avoid this problem.
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meltingice
16y ago
Yeah, I'm looking into inotify to see how I can implement that with Ruby. Would definitely be nicer than simply polling the directory.