millennia

6 ms·

1.
by millennia 14y ago
Rails does this already - bundle update (if gem version is set with ~>) You could easily automate this (cap,puppet,chef) if you have a lot of installs. If you genuinely don't want to test updates, you could run it on a schedule. What it
2.
by millennia 14y ago
At some point of course, people are going to start using data analysis of all your posts and even writing style to build up an entire history of you from all these public posts, this will happen, indeed it's already happening precisely beca
3.
by millennia 14y ago
You've just described how fashion works, and how most people experience it. People who don't care so much follow the lead of those who do, so that they don't stand out from the crowd.
4.
by millennia 14y ago
An exit is not the only way for a company to return money to investors. If it makes money it can pay the a steady stream of dividends.
5.
by millennia 14y ago
To be fair, any WP hosting company is going to run into issues with non-standard installs, and they're not going to be able to accommodate any setup. If you have a customised WP install, it might not work on this sort of provider, they're o
6.
by millennia 14y ago
The CoffeeScript gem is included by default in new rails installs, and some js.coffee files are created, so you'd have to explicitly remove it - most people won't bother even if they are writing most of their js without it. The following ge
7.
by millennia 14y ago
Or the admins could just reserve hellbanning for only the most persistent serious trolls. It is a useful tool but should only be used in extreme circumstances, not just for one bad comment. If it was used only once a month or every few mont