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by rubynerd 14y ago
Thank you for the links, I'll look into Sup SMTP was a piece of cake (apart from a weird SSL bug, which took up the majority of my time), but IMAP does look significantly trickier from the RFC I would love to be in a place where IMAP isn't
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by rubynerd 14y ago
The SSL errors are not errors I can catch, well, not without piecing nginx apart, and my C is a little rusty :/ I've had great fun looking at AirTraffic from gaug.es, although thank you for the recommendation for Mixpanel, I'll look into it
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by rubynerd 14y ago
I'm sorry, it looks "RapidSSL CA" is not supported on Chrome for iOS or Android Thank you for reporting it though
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by rubynerd 14y ago
>> This is intended to be constructive criticism, though you may find it harsh. Any criticism is good right about now It's very much a competitor to GMail, in that it's essentially GMail with some filtering and IMAP magic on top To
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by rubynerd 14y ago
The font is Segoe UI, I did that screenshot before I bought Proxima Nova, so the font will become Proxima Nova (I may Instapaper this and give you a bazillion settings for it) As for the icons, they are a very tricky subject, I intended to
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Yea, 2/279 is much, much larger than what I thought This is quite a big issue, what OS/browser are you using?
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Yes, once-upon-a-time it was #F00, which felt like your eyeballs were getting torn from their sockets Design is something I find quite difficult, and I usually keep my head in the backend I really, really, really want to hire a designer so
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by rubynerd 14y ago
I promise I will hire a designer as hire #1, I'm aware my design is atrocious :D
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Oh dear :/ apparently you're one of the 0.7% which the provider doesn't cover. I'm sorry, would you like me to disable it?
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Mvl(mvlapp.com)
45 points by rubynerd 14y ago|44 comments
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What do you do if you're stuck?(rubynerd.tumblr.com)
1 points by rubynerd 14y ago|0 comments
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Hmm, at the moment I'm writing something in Ruby using OpenSSL, where a Socket object becomes an OpenSSL::SSL::SSLSocket It's an absolute nightmare. It won't stay alive for more than 10 minutes without some form of OpenSSL error, and I've e
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Discarding the primary point of this article (squatting at AOL), today is my last day of college (16-18 age bracket in the UK), and you can tell that every single lesson is the same as it was five years ago, bar electronics because it's a n
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by rubynerd 14y ago
This is the model which my Computing coursework bases around, you get something like 6 marks for code and 8 marks total for a "test plan" The best thing? I think I've lost the majority of marks for using RSpec instead of 100 screenshots
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Excellent, a grey-area with no way to tell if you're over it Are session cookies OK are under this law?
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Oh no, the income is for paying for public transports to get me there At the moment, I have a terrible, terrible portfolio/resume, so getting a job isn't on the horizon yet, but if I do I'll be learning to drive pretty sharp-ish At this pre
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by rubynerd 14y ago
I am so jealous of him :< I'm in the middle of the sticks at the moment, but hopefully to a town with a train link to London, which would be amazing if I could pay for trips to London for meetups :D
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by rubynerd 14y ago
I love it, I used to be on the fence until I discovered the magical ALT key
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by rubynerd 14y ago
If I'm answering the question from my perspective, it's because I'm 17, I have no income and I can't drive
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Oh dear, I'm horrible
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by rubynerd 14y ago
What I don't like is colour as a premium feature, you pay with your social profile
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by rubynerd 14y ago
> sign in with Facebook I don't have an account, so I basically just closed the tab First impressions, your product allows me to give people e-gifts that are actually worth something instead of pixels But, the whacking great "Facebook"
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by rubynerd 14y ago
Wow, seconded. Freaky benchmarks + closed source + that attitude => closes tab Nginx recently had a security advisory, about a hole which was found by a third party. I doubt this would happen with G-WAN, which leaves me feeling scared
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by rubynerd 14y ago
It looks pretty, the example looks pretty slick, but, it's not all that easy to use in a hurry, and I'm not even sure history exists It shows a very good 'State of the Machine' at the current moment in time, but it does feel slightly like c
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by rubynerd 15y ago
https://gist.github.com/87207d332aabbef4c618
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by rubynerd 15y ago
That's the purpose of sending attempted uses of this exploit straight to the highest place possible: so if he does, they know Working with him to do what? He pissed about a little with WebInspector, it doesn't make him a security consultant
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by rubynerd 15y ago
If I was in their shoes, I would have made the same call: he hacked into users accounts and threatened to do more damage, quick, bust out the bargepole I would be very concerned about this backfiring, but, I would hack Rails a little to rep
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by rubynerd 15y ago
That looks kinda cool, that it's mountable as a Redcarpet renderer One feature I would love to see in RubyGems is man pages for gems, because man pages are underused and I can't go and look Github documentation up quickly as I have to break
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by rubynerd 15y ago
"Secret...lock-in feature" iCloud doesn't poll your phone every damn minute to check if it still has that number's SIM card inserted The author even acknowledges it's a bug, and still calls it a "lock-in" Secondly, iMessage and SMS messages
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by rubynerd 15y ago
That's all well and good, if you do your API with Rails. Assuming this is an actual API, consider a rouge script slamming your API, whoops, your main app is out as well, nobody is signing up for your service. Assuming this is for backbone/b

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