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Comment #4268567
If a developer can't figure out how to use `brew` then maybe a career change is in order?
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Comment #4268549
I wouldn't say "first other OS to get it". Jolicloud has been doing this kind of integration for awhile. http://www.jolicloud.com/jolios
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Comment #4069715
Do those people really log in to use Facebook or do they use Facebook as an authentication provider like Pinterest and other sites?
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Comment #4067403
Good stuff! This is more appealing than that fire whatever it was database. Agree with other posters, if we could get an implementation for localStorage this would be beyond awesom…
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Comment #4052246
Unless you have an overclocked, ultra graphics machine running distributed apps or playing games most of the day, a desktop does not cost that much more to run. Just because your p…
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Comment #4052221
I don't get what's so innovative about Meteor. You can basically do the same thing with socket.io and a thin facade layer to expose services so they have the same API on the client…
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Comment #3997958
He's not too smart is he? Married in CA right when the money starts rolling in. HALF! I hope he has a good prenup.
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Comment #3989508
Never was a real fan of Twitter, BUT since they've opened up all their cool open source projects, I'm their biggest fan!
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Comment #3972120
#3 I'm not undestanding. Are you doing async? I don't know the socket API but it should be something like this: it("should wait for socket", function(done) { socket.write("asdfadf"…
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Comment #3962587
These are getting a little stale. Vapor.js was amusing when it came out. It's like they say, you're beating a dead horse.
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Comment #3957287
Being one of those idiots who went all in with MongoDB with our startup, I can relate. NoSQL should really be called NoDB. There will come a point where you ask, "Dude, where is my…
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Comment #3947064
Sorry, I have to disagree about chiclet keyboards and I consider myself a keyboard Connoisseur and a touch typist. I own a couple of vintage IBM Model M keyboards, a Northgate, a F…
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Comment #3947063
Sorry, I have to disagree about chiclet keyboards and I consider myself a keyboard Connoisseur and a touch typist. I own a couple of vintage IBM Model M keyboards, a Northgate, a F…
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Comment #3945873
And I have used it in a previous project. I'm not questioning the quality of the driver. My point is the inconsistency of the driver API vs the syntax used in the `mongo` utility. …
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Comment #3944642
Too bad they didn't provide a node.js API closer to the mongo command line utility. See https://github.com/marcello3d/node-mongolian.git . The official driver is modeled after Ruby…
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Comment #3929995
That seems to be pretty good odds. What percentage of startups actually succeed? I'm in the wrong app business.
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Comment #3922488
I use my own migration utility using `psql Yes Rails does all that for you automagically but you can use a lightweight ORM like FastLegS. A model is as simple as this: UserDao = Fa…
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Comment #3911559
Setting unicode, changing backspace, setting xterm-256 as the TERM variable, etc ... PuTTy configuration is unintuitive when you first try to configure it. There's a well known pag…
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Comment #3911419
FYI, seems to work me. I was able to connect to my server in VMware.
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Comment #3911318
Windows! I spend most of my time coding in PuTTy + Vim when I'm on windows. In my limited testing this works as I expect with xterm-256, tmux, and Vim on my Ubuntu 12.04 Server wit…
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Comment #3884957
But why? I'm not loyal to Dropbox. Competition is good for the rest of us. I get 25GB free from SkyDrive. I hope the others follow suit.
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Comment #3884892
Confusing. It says upgrade to 25GB for less than $2.50/month then it says 20GB for $5.00/year. You would think with Google's budget they would have some person read the front page …
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Comment #3879383
I would be happy if they added high resolution/retina displays on the 13" MBP which I still prefer over the air for the simple reason I can replace the SSD and memory.
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Comment #3879368
There are ~$20 drive bay kits. Search Amazon.
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Comment #3834975
They have a powerhouse college football team. That will keep America relevant in the future.