dorianm

Seeing the /help/16, I'm guessing this is one of the oldest help page of Dropbox. /help/1 and /help/2 don't exist, so the still published oldest one must be https://www.dropbox.com/help/3 "System requirements to run Dropbox", makes sense

Think about your favorite github repo, or even just a very specific one, and there is always a few people talking about this repo: https://gitter.im/rails/rails

Thanks for sharing, this seems like the new jsbin/jsfiddle/codepen for native apps.

There should definitely a list of those, so I started one: https://github.com/Dorian/sketch-reactive-native-apps

This is history! Being able to write native apps from anywhere, from chromebooks, from any random computer, and shareable, etc.! This is extremely great!

It's actually an page wrapper around a video element so the source of a gifv is an html page

"Be the change that you want to see in the world"

Sounds more logical to me

It depends on the security model, but in the long term I think sessions are the way to go. It becomes much easier to differentiate the different clients that connects to the API

There is also Guard https://github.com/guard/guard

Thanks, I will probably make a wrapper gem around that (e.g. maybe just a `call rb_eval_string ("binding.pry")`).

In my case I get "No symbol "rb_backtrace" in current context.", I will look deeper into it.

Also, there is a great gist about Ruby GDB debugging: https://gist.github.com/mmullis/6211061.

Thanks, I guess I could just have some special key that triggers pry-remote (E.g trap ctrl-D or something)

An almost 3 years old article

Anybody knows if it's possible in Ruby? Just being able to have a live irb from a process ID would be pretty awesome

People often rate 5 stars but the comments always describe the place in details.

Typically the cheapest places are also the ones where people don't have high expectations so they will rate 5 stars but leave a comment describing the quirks of the place

Nice, maybe the helper text could be improved then?

"You have 5 questions remaining"

Limit is 5 per year, that's brutal

It's barely below IPO price http://m.imgur.com/X58hugr

Paul Graham's "How to Be Silicon Valley" http://www.paulgraham.com/siliconvalley.html

First NDA: Don't talk about NDAs

Second NDA: If it's not published on a Google domain, you have to make as abstract as it gets

It's crazy how many pages it took me to find the actual class: https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/DB/Recursion/SelfPaced...

(those select boxes are definitely non-intuitive, and the whole interface in general)

Anyway, great content!

I do think we lost of the "do one thing and do it well" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy

Part of it is that it's way more annoying to maintain a little tool than to make it part of a bigger project with a much bigger community, it's also far harder to discover than just being in the docs a bigger project

Same as that db1 / db2 for GitLab, naming things is pretty important (E.g production / staging, production-us-east-1-db-560 etc.)

Heroku API/Dashboard is down, Bugsnag is down, etc.

Heroku API/Dashboard is down, Bugsnag is down, etc.

I applaud for the P < 0.01.

There are too many non reproducible results with real life harm: http://infoproc.blogspot.com/2017/02/perverse-incentives-and...

Yup, I started it because he didn't merge my pull request :D https://github.com/pirate/sites-using-cloudflare/pull/55

Some IPv6 internal connections, some websocket connections to gateway.discord.gg, rewrite rules for fruityfifty.com's AMP pages, and some internal domain `prox96.39.187.9cf-connecting-ip.com`.

And some sketchy internal variables: `log_only_china`, `http_not_in_china`, `baidu_dns_test`, and `better_tor`.

I'm compiling a list of affected domains (with data found in the wild): http://doma.io/2017/02/24/list-of-affected-cloudbleed-domain...

If you find some samples with domain names / unique identifiers of domains (e.g. X-Uber-...) you are welcome to contribute to the list: https://github.com/Dorian/doma/blob/master/_data/cloudbleed....

Here is a list of domains where I found public leaked data: http://doma.io/2017/02/24/list-of-affected-cloudbleed-domain...

Seems like it should tweet at me once a day with a event nearby based on my Twitter's location (in bio). That would be great :)

Infinite loops (accidental in my case) should probably be catched in some way.