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PHP Requests is pretty good, too. https://github.com/rmccue/Requests

When I added a new check it says HTTP(s), then I just added the https:// for the domain I was checking. Works fine.

It seems to support HTTPs.. There's an option for it.

It actually already does support this, as well as twitter and push notifications to iOS via Boxcar.

Just click 'Add Alert Contact'. Also seems pretty granular about which monitors report to what contact.

It's pretty close.

A quote from Jackie Brown.

Homebrew fails if you attempt to run it with sudo.

We currently aren't using a fork for feature flags, though it would certainly be cool to do so.

Now get off HN and fork it.

You actually already can do that, and all of the clients support it. It's probably just not documented.

Passing ?traffic_dist=10 to the participate endpoint will only direct 10% of traffic to the test. The rest will get the control alternative.

I'll add this to the documentation.

It absolutely would.

Yes. 400 responses are because of client error. 500 responses are for server error.

The best thing I ever did was remap Caps Lock to Esc at some point last year.

You still using coldfusion for everything?

Same. I instantly closed the tab.

Out of the box, no. I've since switch to rbenv, which I actually like much better, and https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish is a very nice port of virtualenvwrapper to fish.

Coral Cache never fails

http://www.hackerfactor.com.nyud.net/blog/index.php?/archive...

Edit: It's failing.

I -think- the (albiet, overly exaggerated) point is that if you only know zsh, you could potentially be at a disadvantage if you need to use someone else's terminal. Especially a remote server.

bash does this.

My personal private repos are missing, but some private repo's I've clone show.

This should solve your problem: https://github.com/SublimeText/LineEndings

Unfortunately, it does seem that way. We're looking at it.

It's not. It's a poor title. Nothing there is Rails specific.

That's not entirely true. Forrst was originally developed to be a shareable collection of webdev things you found interesting that you can share, and sort of morphed into 'Show the progress of your app/ask questions/get advice' community that eventually morphed into.. well. what it is now.

Source: I was lead engineer at Forrst.

We decided to just focus on the search and map experience and nail it, rather than add a whole lot of features at a lesser quality.

Those DNS records are legit. the domains aren't facebook.com, facebook.com is at the beginning. Do a whois for anyone, and you'll get similar results.

Edit, this is the google.com whois http://scrp.at/de0b2ad78907145d389c19b5cd61dc7b4d06e4e7

I'm about 90% sure that that is not true.

Findmebyip.com http://fmbip.com/get-started/ is a lot more full featured, I think.

I honestly don't understand how the giant garbled mess of code that is wordpress could be considered a Framework.

I thought that was pretty obvious, since you can just share the URL with anyone, with out any sort of auth.

Sorry about that. I'm deploying a fix right now.