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makaio
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Comment #14992727
As far as I can tell, they really do offer phone support to every 1 man startup. I've dealt with them on behalf of both higher and lower-volume clients, and in all cases their supp…
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Comment #14229546
Disabling embedding in frames is the default on Rails now, so that feature would have to be specifically disabled to use with this tool.
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Comment #11757523
You might want to check out Padrino ( http://padrinorb.com ). My understanding is that it is built on Sinatra, but makes it easier to add some of the Rails-like functionality in a …
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Comment #4272912
Objective-C is a fine language and is pretty easy to learn. Nevertheless there are a few advantages to RubyMotion for certain developers: * No XCode. Getting comfortable with Xcode…
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Comment #4267662
I use encfs instead because it encrypts at the individual file level, so there is no need to sync an entire volume. Additionally the volume can be mounted on multiple computers sim…
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Comment #3652950
Perhaps the difference is that one of the founding principles of the US is that the government should be a strong defender of property rights. This is probably a good thing in the …
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Comment #3424198
After reviewing the options some time ago, I ended up using encfs on top of Dropbox. You still mount and unmount it like Truecrypt or Apple's encrypted disk images, but behind the …
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Comment #3112810
Yes, but while the trees are alive and before they have completely decomposed they are sequestering the carbon. It is more useful to consider the population of trees in this case. …
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Comment #2810442
What gives courts in East Texas the jurisdiction to hear these cases, anyway? If it were possible to prevent users in these districts from accessing your online service (either usi…
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Comment #859205
I agree that this business model has little in common with that of Google or other online businesses, but that doesn't necessarily mean it wouldn't work. I think a better analogy w…