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Does anyone know if this fixes missing icons? My MBP 2011 will come up with the wifi or other random icons hidden (I can still click on where they 'would' be and it'll show me the wifi networks, for instance)...

The video on the main page is just a link to the sign up...

They add (at least in Ruby) a few lines of code to a program; and take things like Email out of the User model and put them in a more appropriate place.

Then you should host it on your private cloud.

PS: owncloud.org

Well they call it a medical practice for a reason, right?

You could check out http://owncloud.org/

Seem's like it might be a better model to charge per # of fact usages (similar to EC2 hourly usage, DB queries, etc)?

He had me up until that and this: Thus, to make full use of VimOrganizer you will want to have an Emacs' server running alongside.

Sounds like Amazon is doing something wrong, shouldn't it fail over to Battery then Generator?

I don't get what the difference between this and Chosen.js is? Can someone explain?

Interserver is much much more expensive

Look at Exchange and Zimbra

I foresee a future article: "70 Million Yahoo Passwords Leaked"

What crack pipe is he smoking? He used someone else's example code to implement facial recognition (and their API too presumably) and then thinks HE would've been the one to profit, and not the algorithm makers?

I can't tell the difference between Ruby, VBA, Perl, and SQL at first glance... instead I have to count columns and figure out where a language is

Except banks are FDIC insured.

Where on earth do you see JS jumping to the kernel? If C++ wasn't cut for it what makes you think JS is?

Without the slippery coating though you end up with either that slamming motion or a toothpaste tube effect

Why is something not updated in 4 months big news?

You must be confused by every blog on Github then.

Awesome idea but I'm interested in the execution, have you or anyone done any of these projects before and can speak on how it works with these charities?

This is displaying Hostgator 404 page now

Video cuts off at the end while he's still talking

That and their TOS just throws you under the bus

Until you send it large data sets (and this applies to any client side rendering) and it uses 100% of a core and causes the browser to hang (go checkout the rails or other large graph pages on github)... There has to be better solutions out there that Github could use

I'm curious to know what type of CPU & Memory utilization there was on the ruby backends vs the erlang backends between the two games

The initial page load and scrolling back up to the top is extremely laggy, not sure what your doing behind the scenes buts its bad in Chrome on dual i7's

What a bunch of hogwash; 1000 lines of code to to test validates_presence_of? What testing framework is he using? x86 assembler?

The only part I agree about is the view testing and partially cucumber.

Then again I dont think 37s has a large amount of business logic to test (compared to some of the other commenters in here) and their testing is mostly front end, and testing front end ajax-y stuff with cucumber, does indeed suck.

It looks fine to me and is as readable as the text on heroku itself

Awesome concept, love the ratings and comments, hopefully they can make something like this happen on their end