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There are plenty of people making a living from donations to their open source contributions. It seems odd to title them influencers based on that.

Okay?

Turbolinks isn't specific to rails.

I absolutely love Netlify.

Your website is gorgeous.

> tool that was, for a while, built into gmail Do you have a source for this? I don't remember it ever being part of Gmail.

I imagine it updates to make it easier for a reader to grab a link directly to the section they're currently looking at. They could use `replaceState`[1] instead of `pushState` tho…

> it seems they've just made the UI elements bigger, and added background images for songs and profiles The last major attempt at "improving" UI/UX that stands out to me was in 201…

I bought my aeropress and a hario pour over at the same time having never previously used either. I much prefer the coffee that comes out of the pour over for the same reason; it d…

It's called a High Rising Terminal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal

Does anything like the quick history select or the google-instant style auto-complete/suggestion exist for zsh?

I install ngrok[1] on my vm's to show off what I've been working on temporarily or to see how things look on iOS. [1] https://ngrok.com/

My Comcast modem died on me on a Thursday afternoon. Comcast couldn't have a tech out until the next Tuesday to give me a new modem and said if I tried to bring it to the local Com…

My money is so far on Darkleech apache module[1] as the cause. As far as I know it's still unclear how the attacker gains root access to the server to do the install. [1] http://ma…

I've seen this sort of thing from the Darkleech apache module[1]. It also won't show the malicious Javascript to any IP that appears in the `last` log. It looks like php.net uses A…

I can't speak for freehunter, but know a lot of us have moved to DigitalOcean.

I think that's what marban was suggesting.

"Usage Rights" at the bottom of this page: http://www.google.com/advanced_image_search You get there by clicking the gear icon on the right side of the image search results page; '…

> and it outputs a json serialized array as html Actually, it renders a raw JSON response - a single object of 'unguarded' attributes (all by default) for the model with Content-Ty…

I see it just fine in OSX through Chrome, Version 27.0.1453.93

The very post you mention is linked to in the first sentence of OP's article, as well as a quote from the author about being threatened with a lawsuit...